Blythe Hill Tavern, Catford

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Since we were last in, there's been a marked change at the Blythe Hill Tavern. Don't worry, it's still a great boozer but now it's a great boozer with five real ales on the taps! The selection included two from Sussex's Dark Star brewery as well as Adnam's Stout. There's still decent Guinness and racing on the tellies, and the friendly locals and staff are worth the trip alone. The walls are covered in golfing pictures and ephemera - we even spotted an oil painting of the great Lester Piggott. Traditional Irish music sessions happen on Thursdays, and there's a pub quiz on Mondays. The sort of place where an afternoon could happily fly by, it comes recommended.
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26 Apr 2010
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The best pub for miles. A friendly local with selection of real ales. Great service. Sport on TV. Irish music on Thursdays. A real local with beer garden.
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319 Stanstead Road, Catford, London, SE23 1JB

020 8690 5176

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Quiz night - quiz night Monday

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Turn right from Catford or Catford Bridge stations, and walk along the South Circular road for ten minutes. You'll see the pub on the right.

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13 Jun 11 Updated by FAPadmin