James Tassie Pub – December 2008

Recently renovated from a Hogshead the James Tassie appears to take a modern twist on the traditional pub. Same menu inside, but better service and some cask ales now too.

Two meals for £5.49, we had scampi and chips (hurrah) and Lasagne – both good pub meals. Followed by sticky toffee pudding and custard (2-4-1 too!)

not the most stunning cuisines, but a lunch, great stuff. Much better standard that Wetherspoons along the road.

Where is it:-

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4 Comments

  1. Alex M

    But, let’s face it, victorian workhouses probably served up better grub than Wetherspoons.

  2. caroline

    sept “11
    my friend &i went for lunch,both of us ended up ,with rock hard,cold baked pototoes &what was meant to be salsa chicken was wee dried out chicken bits.Took lunches bak,got a refund &went 2Maxwells across the road

  3. graham@123.com

    shit hole

  4. graham@123.com

    avoid this place like the plague.

    fulkl of local inbreds

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