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The New Inn

Description: The New Inn is a pub that serves a variety of traditional English dishes and can cater for private parties of up to 50 guests (inclusive of a buffet) upon request. They also have live music on Saturday nights and offer a bed and breakfast facility.



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2 Allitsen Road, NW8 6LA

Phone: +44 (0) 20 7722 0726

Website: http://www.newinnlondon.co.uk

Transport: St. John's Wood Overground network

The New Inn

The New Inn is simply a very good pub

New Inn
New Inn: There's plenty to be found at this pub

18 Nov 2008


The mental image conjured up by St. John's Wood might well consist of elegant Georgian houses, upmarket boutiques and ladies who lunch. But in a rare moment of light relief only minutes away from this potential Richard Curtis film location, lies the New Inn.

Sitting at the edge of a perfectly nice council estate, anywhere else this would be described as a stripped-out affair. Here, however, monikers aren't needed; it is simply a very good pub.

The predominantly older locals, all looking unusually dressed-up, clearly didn't mind us interlopers in their pub. So while we sat, eating our rather good food, we listened to the excellent live over 60s blues band 'George & Friends' and looked around us; there was laughing, joking and chatting - all friendly and genuine.

Did we find the New Inn on an unusually good day? Maybe, but we wish more pubs were like this.

NEAREST STATION: St. John's Wood station
FEATURES: accommodation, real ales - Greene King, live music, outdoor seating, children welcome, quiz night Tuesday, TV (small screens)

Details are correct at the time of publication - please check with venue before booking.

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