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A Young's pub with a large terrace, the other side of a small plaza from the river. Beer was fine. Special was �2.60, ordinary was �2.40 [June 2004].

One plasma screen for sports.

Sofas.

The 2nd floor is a waiter service restaurant including a balcony with half a dozen tables looking out over the river. The food all sounds very pretensious but isn't horrendously expensive and is pretty good (about �7.50 for sausages and mash). The desert menu looked good but expensive (�4.50 for most dishes). They didn't seem to object to us sitting there the whole evening. There is a standard order-at-the-bar food service elsewhere in the pub.

The toilets are hidden away underground in a maze of twisty passages, all the same. At least, the blokes' toilets are.