Fox & Goose Public House
British Pub and Great Breakfast
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Reviewed by: David from Sacramento, ca, USA on Jul 5, 2008
Place is generally crowded with state workers early and from 11:30 to 2pm. Food is good for English pub style. Pasties are very good. Sunday breakfast you must have reservations or you will be waiting a long time.
Would you recommend this to a friend?
Yes
Why? / Why Not?
Good food, good engish beer
I've been going to the Fox & Goose off and on since 1991. What had been a fun place to visit with old friends, enjoy a dice game and listen to a diverse selection of local musicians has sadly deteriorated into just another bar. It's ironic that a bar which claims to be a "traditional British pub" lacks the basic qualities which make British pubs so unique. I visited well over a hundred pubs during my years living in England and found most to be warm, charming and friendly. The atmosphere of the Fox & Goose more closely resembles a Hollywood prop warehouse than a cozy pub. Granted, the building is an old warehouse, but couldn't some improvements have been made during the 33 years since it opened? There's more to a real pub than hanging pictures and signs from beer distributors.
Reviewed by: Eddie from on Dec 26 2008
British Pub and Great Breakfast
Back to Fox & Goose Public House
Reviewed by: David from Sacramento, ca, USA on Jul 5, 2008
Place is generally crowded with state workers early and from 11:30 to 2pm. Food is good for English pub style. Pasties are very good. Sunday breakfast you must have reservations or you will be waiting a long time.
Would you recommend this to a friend?
Yes
Why? / Why Not?
Good food, good engish beer
I've been going to the Fox & Goose off and on since 1991. What had been a fun place to visit with old friends, enjoy a dice game and listen to a diverse selection of local musicians has sadly deteriorated into just another bar. It's ironic that a bar which claims to be a "traditional British pub" lacks the basic qualities which make British pubs so unique. I visited well over a hundred pubs during my years living in England and found most to be warm, charming and friendly. The atmosphere of the Fox & Goose more closely resembles a Hollywood prop warehouse than a cozy pub. Granted, the building is an old warehouse, but couldn't some improvements have been made during the 33 years since it opened? There's more to a real pub than hanging pictures and signs from beer distributors.
Reviewed by: Eddie from on Dec 26 2008
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