The Plough in Hackney
By robinTee at 2013-07-28 00:53:32
23 Homerton High Street, London, Greater London E9 6JP, UK
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Another pub opening in Hackney soon. They have a twitter account as well along with a bit of info.
Really good to see. This is a striking old structure too. If it proves lucrative – given its positon it is a tad of a gamble but all the same – conceivably it wil help to sway the landlord of the Chesham not to be so bone-headed and re-open the pub.
I reckon if this is a success, then we’ll see the Adam & Eve (another pleasant copious pub building) get a overhaul inside a year.
The Adam and Eve is a reasonably decent pub already, although the Jackdaw and Stump is as horrific as its name suggests but forever seems quite busy. Im wondering what’s happening now with the Cecil – the scaffolding has been taken down recently. Guess theyre merely going to sit on the neglected building and hope for an unfortunate blaze or two..
Looking forward to seeing it open. The guys taking it over are expecting a late July or early August opening, from when they popped into The Five Points Brewing Company a couple of weeks ago. They appear to have an interest in local brewers, which is a good sign.
Or at least the brewery I work for, which is still a good sign.
incredibly excited about this. in particular if they are going to stock beer from neighboring breweries. Perfect spot for a beer on the way home from work for people living in Homerton and Lower Clapton.
Since I have lived in Hackney this place has continuously been a dead loss, so delighted to see it re-opening. Apart from the Cecil, which is alas neglected, the locale now has actual choice. I lived here when the Cecil was open but never got to one of their reggae nights. I have been popping into Kino now and again, and find it enjoyable but rather quiet.
Last Friday my pal and I were the only customers after approximately 10. As a real ale fan (if one can still employ the term) and not a ‘craft beer’ type I tend to revert to the hand-pump. Good luck to these ventures. I remain in admiration of the people who give these ventures a go. I stay anxious at the sustainability of these idiosyncratic bars in these tough times. £4.50 a bottle at Kino, and one can pick up a magnificent bottle of Shephard Neame (£2.40) from the local supermarket near the closed Pub (Elephants Head).
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