I used to live on top of this pub but luckily two floors up so we didn't get too much noise. Apart from Saturday night when the Karaoke night was on, which attracted the local talents. (not) But they are allowed their moment of shine of course.\n\nTo be honest the first time I came in here was during a fire alarm in our building. It was raining outside so we thought we would check this pub out. It is quite large inside, with two rooms separated by the central bar. There are booths and tables to sit on. It has a large food menu and the flashy banners outside always advertise the latest food deals. My Scottish friend swears by their sticky toffee pudding but I have yet to try it. \n\nThe few times I have been here I was always taken aback by the drinks. My mixed gin and lemonade drink came to about 3.50 with no ice or lemon. The girl just plonked it in front of me and stormed off. Granted we all have our bad days so I didn't think too much of it until a friend of mine complained about the same girl a few weeks later. \n\nThe rooms are separated by narrow corridors making it a bit inconvenient to pass through if there is a large group of people. However, even though this would be a good student meet-up point (and occasional it is for society meetings) it seems to have a very standard non-student regulars coming here frequently. \n\nIt's not a special or original pub by any means, but you will always find a corner in this place for a pint. However, what did scare me once was a recent march of the Scottish Defence League somehow ended up here, even though a lot of pubs had agreed not to let this group enter their premises. The outsider seemed to be surrounded by policemen and skin heads. A rather bizarre sight for a quiet pub.