Roebuck pub in Golders Green reopens after refurbishment
The Grade II listed public house will welcome patrons back on October 9 with a celebration.
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The Roebuck pub, a Grade II listed building in Golders Green, has closed its doors for a comprehensive refurbishment. The public house, located on Pond Street, is scheduled to reopen on October 9. The project aims to update both the interior and exterior of the establishment.
Exterior and Interior Updates
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The exterior of The Roebuck will be painted a dark blue. New fencing and planters are being installed to enhance the outdoor seating area, providing more privacy. Inside, the pub is adopting a rich maroon colour scheme. This will be complemented by new furniture and floors that have been sanded to reveal their original dark wood.
General manager Harry Wall stated that the refurbishment includes a complete update of the front of the pub, with additional fencing and large plant pots. He also noted that the toilets are receiving a full refurbishment and the beer garden is being refreshed with wisteria, a new coat of paint, and attention to the pergolas. The pub, previously known as The Roebuck Hotel, dates back to around 1860.
Reopening Celebration
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To mark the reopening, The Roebuck is hosting a party for its patrons on October 9. The celebration will feature 100 free pints, opportunities to sample the new menu, live music, and a charity tombola. The pub, bought by pub chain Youngs in 2008, has historically maintained a traditional decor and a country pub atmosphere.
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+When will The Roebuck pub reopen?
The Roebuck pub is scheduled to reopen on October 9. This follows a period of refurbishment aimed at updating its interior and exterior features.
+What changes have been made to The Roebuck pub?
The pub's exterior will now feature a dark blue colour scheme with new fencing and planters. Inside, a maroon colour scheme, new furniture, and sanded floors have been introduced. The beer garden has also been updated.
+What will happen at the reopening party?
The reopening celebration on October 9 will include 100 free pints, samples from the new menu, live music, and a charity tombola for attendees.
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