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The Dacre Arms, Lee  fancyapint.com rated pub, rated4 pints - click for an explanation of our ratings

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location:

Lee

address:

11 Kingswood Place, SE13 5BU

phone:

0871 258 5137*
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nearest stations:

Blackheath railway station
(620m)

Hither Green railway station
(1Km)

Lewisham Docklands Light Railway (DLR) stationrailway station
(1.3Km) - zones 2/3

Lee railway station
(1.4Km)

bus routes:

54, 180 bus info

how to find it:

From Blackheath station, turn right and walk up the hill to the roundabout. Turn right down Lee Terrace and cross over the road. Walk for five minutes before turning left into Dacre Park. Head down and take the third right into Kingswood Place; the pub is on the left.

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The Dacre Arms comes close to defining the classic neighbourhood local. It's a small, snug place with lots of pictures and ephemera around the walls. Unusually for such a small pub, there are regular guest beers on tap (usually three) and a good range of bottled beers. The atmosphere always seems relaxed, friendly and polite; it's a pub where conversation definitely takes priority. A small TV is turned on for sports events, but with the volume muted - an excellent idea in our book. The Dacre Arms might be a little out of the way, but it's all the better for that.

reviewed:
22/03/2010
reviewed by columbo

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Have your say! - 2 comments on this pub - click to add your own comment
posted by dracula - Thursday 20th March, 2008, 7:49am
nice pub,went there last week with my mates,nice food,good beer-sahra waghorn is a real nice girl a must pint
posted by Kelly - Friday 29th June, 2007, 10:15am
A fantastic pub, in my humble opinion. A very local, villagey feel in a very built-up area. Terry and Lorraine (Father and Daughter) really look after everyone. Long-serving friendly bar-staff make this a must visit Don't mistake some of the customers for the furniture and don't play with Barnie the pub Westie after he's had a haircut...but do abandon the plastic pubs of Blackheath and wander into a genuine old-fashioned boozer.
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