Eat Out London!Askew Pub & Kitchen
The Askew Pub & Kitchen at London serves traditional homecooked food using local produce and cooked to your liking.
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We aim to pride ourselves on excellent service, exceptional food, selection of ales including locally brewed ales, premium lagers, spirits and fine wines with an all round great experience.
A great night of singing & dancing always guaranteed.... Keep an eye on our facebook page or website for upcoming events.
At The askew Pub & Kitchen you'll find HD screens for you to watch and enjoy some great sporting action, whether it is Gaa, Rugby, Cricket, Horse Racing or whatever else you're into... Our large garden comprises of ample fixed seating with umbrella's as well as an enclosed heated area to keep you cosy in the winter.
In the summer, we have the perfect space in our garden for a spot of sunbathing, whilst sipping on a refreshing Pimm’s, that well deserved cold pint of beer or a refreshing glass of wine.
Whether it’s for a Sunday lunch, snacks in the bar, or simply a thirst quenching drink, come along to The Askew Pub & Kitchen and let us spoil you with, our great service, constantly changing seasonal menu, and our extensive selection of craft beers, wines & premium beers.
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London buses: and now London's Museums: 2011
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After a delay while, rather as in the old Music hall ditty , an old lady got locked in a lavatory in Bishops Park, the party advanced on foot in an effort to walk off a few Christmas meals taking in the considerable curve of the north bank Thames Path to Chiswick where the petite 272 waits in a quiet residential street.
Technically this part of Chiswick goes by the name of Grove Park, but doubtless in order to avoid confusion with SE London’s own Grove Park the nearby railway station is firmly called Chiswick.
The original philanthropic Old Etonian who founded the Regent Street Poly all those years ago might be a little surprised to find it was now the University of Westminster with its playing fields out here… The bus passes back to the station along two very pleasant wide roads bordered by grand homes and we arrived at the Station House, formerly perhaps a station hotel.
Acton Green and the Tabard pub all border the that is Bedford Park, again built as a cohesive whole rarely bettered; we fell for the Dutch gables and other properties along the Bath Road, many of which are now listed.
The Tabard itself was built by the Victorians in a country pub style; even they apparently tired of those huge edifices and hankered after the nostalgic ‘village pub’ look... More architecture attracted our attention – this time at the modern end of the spectrum in the shape of the From here the 272, which has been pretty much on its own, has a brief foray onto the Uxbridge Road alongside other routes like the 266 and the famous ‘non stop’ 607.
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Bright One Bedroom Apartment, London – Updated 2018 Prices
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The neighbourhood is a quiet and friendly place and very easily accessible to central London via tube.
We love the area for the accessibility to central London while still being able to have so much space for our family.
The house is an easy 5-7 minute walk to the East Acton tube stop, which is on the Central line.
From here you can get into central London (Oxford Circus) in 20 minutes.
The Central line is also an all night service on Fridays and Saturdays so would be very convenient if you want to come home late!
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Football; the largest excuse for excessive drinking and work-related procrastination that the UK has ever seen, we all love our footy no matter the circumstances.
Unfortunate as it is, some pubs are more committed to providing the best possible match day experience than others so we've compiled a list of the best football pubs in the UK so that you can find yourself such an establishment on game day.
If you won't just settle for your local boozer and plan to go a little farther afield, why not check out our list and give one of these fine pubs a go?