Willoughby Arms  

This is a nice corner pub in a quiet residential area of Kingston, so be considerate to residents. You can enter this pub from a number of entrances, but all lead to the central bar that serves both rooms. With an overhang, the dark wood bar has up to 5 ales on, but during the week this goes down to two. The guest ale on this time was Archers Farmers Boy. This pub has collected a lot of bric-a-brac over the years and most of it is on the walls and shelves in every room. It makes the pub a cosy friendly place where you can retreat from the harsh world - note the chess board and pieces stuck on the wall by the disabled toilets. Access is good for the disabled and movement around the bar is possible. Seating is at a number of different table types, both round and square, with benches and stools. There is traditional pub dark carpet on the lounge floor and a yellow smoke coloured ceiling. The public bar has sports TV and a pool table close by. The gents toilets are here as is the entrance to the garden from the pub. A good pub and well worth seeking out in if Kingston. No food or accommodation here though.

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