The Builders Arms, Stratford

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This is a large local's pub on the edge of Stratford with a lot going for it. The interior's a mix of traditional pub features (think horseshoe shaped bar) and more trendy pub couture, which works somehow. Prints of old Stratford line the walls - and bizarrely, the front page of a newspaper from the day of the Titanic disaster - comfy chairs and stripped floors, none of which detracts from the 'ambience'. With cheap beer on tap (if mostly lager, there was only one ale on tap when we were in last), stalwart and friendly regulars, and large tellies, it's a bit of a haven from the bars and clubs nearby. It's got seats outside to enjoy any good weather in East End world, if you don't mind being inches from the busy High Street. Still, it's a good place to watch the sport or play a little pool without any hassle and have a few beers.
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15 Jun 2010
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Spent many relaxing hours at this pub back in the late 70s. It was run by an Irish bloke called Andy. Good beer, good rolls and easygoing atmosphere
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302 High St, Stratford, London, E15 1AJ

020 8534 1598

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From Stratford: go through the bus station and carry on to the right past the steel sculpture on the traffic island and over the railway bridge. The pub is ahead on the right.

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22 Jun 11 Updated by FAPadmin