Old Doctors Head. It is a classic english pub near Moorgate. I grabbed this review from a website.. "..... The original pub was destroyed in the Great Fire of London in 1666, but was rebuilt and has been renovated several times. The wooden façade looks authentic but is probably Victorian, certainly older than the mock-Tudor buildings opposite. The dark panelled interior, hardly lit by gas lamps, has a wonderful Dickensian atmosphere. The one large, split level bar is packed at lunchtimes, where sandwiches are available; for more leisurely and substantial eating the dining room upstairs serves traditional English fayre including their chef's speciality steak and kidney suet pudding."
Friday, October 12, 2007
Old Doctor Butler's Head
A pub we really like to visit for a pint sometimes, during the week, is the 
Old Doctors Head. It is a classic english pub near Moorgate. I grabbed this review from a website.. "..... The original pub was destroyed in the Great Fire of London in 1666, but was rebuilt and has been renovated several times. The wooden façade looks authentic but is probably Victorian, certainly older than the mock-Tudor buildings opposite. The dark panelled interior, hardly lit by gas lamps, has a wonderful Dickensian atmosphere. The one large, split level bar is packed at lunchtimes, where sandwiches are available; for more leisurely and substantial eating the dining room upstairs serves traditional English fayre including their chef's speciality steak and kidney suet pudding."
Old Doctors Head. It is a classic english pub near Moorgate. I grabbed this review from a website.. "..... The original pub was destroyed in the Great Fire of London in 1666, but was rebuilt and has been renovated several times. The wooden façade looks authentic but is probably Victorian, certainly older than the mock-Tudor buildings opposite. The dark panelled interior, hardly lit by gas lamps, has a wonderful Dickensian atmosphere. The one large, split level bar is packed at lunchtimes, where sandwiches are available; for more leisurely and substantial eating the dining room upstairs serves traditional English fayre including their chef's speciality steak and kidney suet pudding."
