The Eagle is a traditional local
drinking hole. It’s a pub that has never had anything special going on for it
other than looking after its locals. It has a horseshoe bar which stretches
across two rooms; one with a dartboard and a lounge with a fireplace. At the rear,
it has a large beer garden with a fantastic view over the ridge of the town below.
It’s never been famously known for its real ales, but lately it has four on
under its new tenants. It also has a cider on, but it predominantly caters for
its lager dwellers. It’s very big on sports and a large TV dominates the corner
of the boar, while a corridor interlinking the two rooms has a karaoke machine.
I once remember waiting ten minutes to get served while the barmaid stood in
the wash room texting. It’s never been known for its service; it’s more known
as a place for people to go and have a local conversation.
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