O’ Neills Bar

Probably not the best location for an O Neill’s bar of this size considering its a fairly small addition to this Irish family but there are tables outside sitting by the busy main road and the bar is at the far end as you enter. You had better be pretty good at hurdles since high tables and stools seem to get in the way of anyone trying to reach the bar and upon making it to the destination, service is slow. Food is available throughout the daytime and although it is completely empty the people occupying it look to be purely here for lower prices than the surrounding pubs which offer so much more charm and character.

Overall this O Neill’s brings a shadow of the pub chain demons down among a part of London that seems to have very few of them but at least it does a poor job of being impressive in the process, oh and watch out for a crazy camp Scottish man sitting out front who will insist on dancing with you at midday on a Saturday - 4/10