Masque Haunt - Menu

I really liked the little English breakfast, which is by the way not small. it also has a nice policy to fill their cups with coffee all the time they want. if u do not miss in old road!

the pints are quite cheaper than all the other pubs close. Some people, or perhaps most, said that eating is not nice, but I would say that this pub offers delicious and failed cheap dishes, worth every penny.

unimpressive spits, soggy pizza at least without good distribution of ingredients. the dame at the bar was not very interesting to ask to use or understand to give correct answers. when the food arrives and on request of olive oil, the waiter says they don't have. at least View menu

Go to Masque Haunt if a) you're in the area b) you're craving good Mexican burgers with generous guacamole in them and c) you're craving nachos (the best in the 1 km radius perhaps) and d) you want to grab a quick beer or whiskey. The place is packed every evening and I wish it started doing takeaway for the burger!

There is not a lot to say about The Masque Haunt'. Actually it's like all the other Wetherspoons in town : Cheap drinks (around 3£50 for a pint) and fair prices for a low quality food Basically the only interest of this type of place is to have place and be served quickly. Moreover, the staff is used to be really unfriendly and even rude sometimes.

During our trip to London, we visited this restaurant for breakfast every day while staying at the nearby Premier Inn. The food we ordered was delicious and arrived promptly. Although the porridge was a bit unusual (essentially raw oats), we enjoyed the egg and cheese muffin as well as the mushroom eggs Benedict. The staff were friendly and provided excellent service. View menu

It's not very often that you see a packed house here and even though it's not too appealing from the outside, a spacious bar, a good drinks list and an extensive food menu ensures that not everyone flocks away. They have their fair share of regulars though who have made it their haunt for sure but an extensive food menu does not translate into it being good. A bit more effort on that front would serve everyone's cause.

good value, but eating doesn't hit the brand. they need to remember what they pay, although Tuesday night is steak club night. I chose the chicken and ribbed comb 6 juicy ripening, but the sauce lacks taste, a small chicken breast, which was grilled in a customs of its life, chips (served bait) and shredded wobble rings. a pot coleslaw and grill sauce all washed with a pint beer great value for £8.09 therefore my review. any other restaurant and the good would have gone back to be warm again' best place is always full with all the day drinkers as well as tourist and local enjoy the value friendly service from the personal.

After a long day walking around London, my friend and I fancied a final drink before returning to our hotel. Although the range of beers available was extremely poor, I finally managed to get a disinterested barman to serve two pints of Abbot ale. Although...I knew that closing time was pm, I was still surprised when, a few minutes after a member of staff stood at at our table shouting at us to drink up and get out as they were locking the doors. After repeating this with other drinkers (apart from one conspicuous group who were chatting to another member of staff), the front doors were indeed locked and the drinkers were herded out of a side door with, presumably, the manageress glaring wit... View menu