Fleet Tavern, NW3

Visited 23/09/26. Visited previously as South End Green Social on 18/08/25. Four hand pumps, one with the clip turned round, the other three dispensing Side Pocket for a Toad from the Tring Brewery, Take Courage Best Bitter from the Eagle Brewery and Butty Bach. Keg offering of Murphy's Irish Stout, Neck Oil, Mosaic Pale Ale from Adnams, Moretti, Inch's, Amstel and Cruz. Not much change to the interior of the venue furniture and decor wise, it remains a very attractive corner venue, bathed in light on sunny late afternoons by the large glass windows along both roadsides. Won't describe the inside again but there may be more stools at the bar counter but the standout feature is the significantly improved beer offering so much so that I would be v happy popping in here again absent even another name change and another tick as a new venue!

Official site of Fleet Tavern - www.fleettavern.com

Official site of Fleet Tavern - www.fleettavern.com

Visited 18/08/25 as South End Green Social. Cask was TT Golden Best plus a non-dispensing hand pump. Keg was Amstel, Clwb Tropica, Cruz, Moretti, Neck Oil, Inch's cider & Guinness. Little change from previous visit her 5 months ago in previous incarnation. Internal description identical to previous write-up, furniture was less eclectic. Plus was there is now a cask ale available, and it was well kept so enjoyed venue more than previous visit, but hardly still a destination, with much better venues to spend your time at in this post code area.

Visited 24/03/25 as the White Horse (or Cork & Bottle). No cask. Basic keg range of Guinness, Neck Oil, Amstel, Brixton Reliance Pale Ale, Cruz, Moretti, Heineken and Inch's cider. This used to be the Cork & Bottle (or maybe still is) and is reasonably recently reopened. Indeed, you would not know it as the exterior signage is for the former incarnation still. Inside it is a wedge shape with the bar counter following that shape and occupying the central portion of the inside space along its length. It is bare boarded on the entrance side of the wedge and patterned tiles on the end of both sides of the wedge, the right-hand side of the bar counter having the taps on the back wall, with no service or indeed bar counter on the left-hand side. There are stools along the operational side of the bar counter and all here on my 8pm Monday visit was occupying that space. The entrance sides of both sides of the wedge have regular tables and chairs, the chairs being of metal construction and painted orange. The end of the wedge on the left-hand side in the patterned floor tile area has some tall tables and a long communal dining table in front of the fire grate with a large TV showing Sky News housed on a fancy patterned wallpapered wall. The end of the wedge on the right-hand side in the patterned floor area had a nice leather sofa array in front of an equally unused fire grate with a mirror above and another TV showing the same Sky News coverage with no sound as that was provided in the entire venue by an 80's soundtrack. High ceiling with a stunning tiled coverage, indeed the most notable feature of the venue.