Skinners Arms, King's Cross

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FancyaPint?'s review...

The streets just south of the Euston Road are home to a number of solid, straightforward pubs, a fair example of which is the Skinners Arms. With its plush carpet, striped wallpaper and a surprisingly high ceiling, here's a traditional boozer which offers a decent spot to while away a couple of hours. Its regulars are drawn from the nearby offices, but expect local residents and even curious tourists popping into the sample the fare on offer. Whilst it's not a stone cold classic, the Skinners is an unpretentious pub that does a fair job in keeping its regulars - and first time visitors - happy. Those whom Greene King's beers leave cold will also find one or two guest beers on tap, and if hunger calls, the sizeable portions of standard pub grub should satisfy.

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Reviewed by jack 27 Jan 2010 Helpful? yes/no

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13 Jan 2012

The previous comment is a bit harsh but I do know where that person is coming from. The moody, sullen Irishman that was running the place has gone now and what a change the new Landlord has made. Gone is the frozen food on the vintage Menu. In is a new modern Menu with fresh Food, cooked to order. And what a choice of Guest Ales! No Pump has the same Ale on twice which means exceptional variety. And there is now a huge change in the other types of Drinks on offer, especially for females. I no longer have to go to Mabels Tavern for a change, The Skinners Arms has changed for the better, go and see for yourself.

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