I've been putting off writing this review about my last week's experience at this pub, but have decided to pluck up the courage and leave it here in hope to prevent someone else experiencing the same shenanigans. Firstly, I'd like to say that this matter will be going further as both my partner and I who suffer with complex mental health and learning disabilities were ridiculed and discriminated against by the so-called management of the pub. Things would not have escalated if they just listened. Whilst I struggle with dealing with a lot of social situations, I was trying to regulate my partner's emotional state at the same time. It all started when some idiot decided to pester my husband in the toilet to buy crack cocaine and when my partner refused, it got a little loud. He felt targeted and unsafe by the staff for expressing to them about this absurd criminal behaviour in the toilets in broad daylight on a Wednesday afternoon. The staff were dismissive of this and my partner couldn't deal with it, so whilst I bought him a pint of Guinness to calm him down (which worked!) we were soon faced with another set of problems. Three bar staff were constantly staring at us, laughing and pointing. Even I then began to feel so uneasy that I had a panic attack. After 15 minutes of ordering the Guinness, a camp-looking hipster barman appeared and boomed "we have to remove this drink from you!" - this behaviour confused us, as it was a delayed response in relation to the commotion in the toilets prior. My husband, being an Irishman was not impressed and was forced to down his whole pint to save me from being robbed of £3 or £4. The barman proceeded to then make disgusting comments such as "you are all the same" and "pathetic paddy" — we find this extremely racist and offensive and not acceptable, hence why we'll be taking this further. Stay away from here if you're Irish, even if they lure you in with St Patrick's Day celebrations! After the barman had his critical bashing with us, my anxiety was through the roof, especially seeing my partner try to explain he is hard of hearing, and has special needs and the barman totally disregarding these - the barman proceeded to give us life bans for being loud and challenging him. Due to this sensory overload, I threw some remaining ale that was in a glass over the barman and we grabbed our things and left... only to then be confronted by some passing police officers who were left just as confused as we were.