Wetherspoon J.D Public House Moon Sixpence

London, United Kingdom

3.5

2 reviews

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+44 20 8420 1074
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250 Uxbridge Road, London, United Kingdom, HA5 4HS
Pinner
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
590 ftHatch End Telephone Exchange
730 ftHatch End
0.4 miHatch End St Thomas Drive
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2 reviews of Wetherspoon J.D Public House Moon Sixpence

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Place rating: 4
London, United Kingdom
I agree with the last review, your enjoyment of this pub very much dependson when you visit it. Afternoons out in the large garden can be bliss, and the last reviewer is right, Barry Cryer is very much a regular! Staff are very friendly, apart from the female manager who can be rather cold. The main problem is the way it seems to be turning into an airport pub, with chavvy young mums and their badly behaved, screaming kids becoming a growing problem. Still definitely worth a go though.
Place rating: 3
London, United Kingdom
The only pub on the main drag in Hatch End. Given that Hatch End is rather posh this is somewhat less salubrious than the rest. The positives are that is given over to a lot of dining area and it also has a great garden which is terrific in summer. Negative is that some of the regular drinkers who congregate at the bar area by the entrance can be a bit rowdy. However one or two people play chess and I once spent a pleasant sunny afternoon in the garden taking on all comers (at chess that is).
You may also see the veteran comedian Barry Cryer there as he lives in Hatch End and seems to be a regular.