Nicholas Nickleby

Brilliant independent pub full of old school charm. Serves a lovely pint of Bass, which is so rare these days it’s worth the trip just for that. Top marks.

Ah fantastic spot! Great prices. Dim and cozy inside. Bit out of the way. Wonderful pub.

Nice local pub, with good atmosphere. Friendly bar staff. Has a dart board with informal games on Tuesday night. Thursday night can be home/away game when in season.

When I go in. There are tables that are not clean. Even though the pub is relativlely empty. There is one particular person that is not a good barman,that doesn't looked washed. He has greasy hair and just watches the T.V. All the time. and does not have good Customer Service. I have been going into the the pub,from time to time,for a good few years. And he does not make you feel welcome,even though I have been in that Esablishment, longer than him. And he still does not change.....Why???? Jimmy is great!!!

This place reminds me of old-man pubs in Sheffield where I used to live: relatively cheap, no nonsense. A rare London haven, in other words. I hesitate to recommend it only because I don't want London's usual coterie of Nathan Barley rejects to come in and ruin it.

Very good beer - probably the only place in London you can still get both Bass and Harvey's - but my God does it need cleaning. The toilets need jetwashing.

A 'traditional' real ale drinking pub. If you want modern stylishness this is not for you. The Sussex ale was very good. We'll be back

Glasses were dirty. We left after a group of regulars started making loud racist, homophobic and transphobic comments, and the staff did nothing.

Just a small classic low key pub. If you want to hang with some local drinkers drop by

great pub, new local