Corner lager
Crisp pale lager brewed for us two streets away.
A late bar's menu on a black page with the night's photos laid on it as instant prints: the name in tall condensed capitals, drinks in spaced capitals like the opening hours on the wall, and the gallery a loose pile of prints.
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A late bar with a band on Thursdays and records until two at the weekend. The kitchen stays open until midnight.

Pints and halves, poured all night.
Crisp pale lager brewed for us two streets away.
Dry and roasty, poured slowly under a tight head.
Toffee malt and English hops, served cool.
Mango and pine from Citra and Simcoe hops.
Somerset apples, dry and lightly sparkling.
Shaken and stirred until close.
Dark rum, coffee liqueur, cold brew and cream.
Gin, elderflower, cucumber and soda over ice.
Mezcal, pineapple, lime and a chilli salt rim.
Vodka, espresso, vanilla and a pinch of salt.
A single, or a double for a little more.
By the glass or the bottle.
Soft red from Calatayud, ripe and easy going.
Crisp white from Pinet with lemon and sea salt.
Dry and fresh, from the hills of Valdobbiadene.
From five until midnight.

Two patties, American cheese, pickles and onions.
Cheese sauce, crispy shallots and pickled jalapeños.
Six wings in hot sauce with a blue cheese dip.
Fried halloumi with honey, chilli and mint.
After ten, while they last.
Mature cheddar and onion on sourdough, pressed hot.
Pork and sage in flaky pastry with brown sauce.
Crackling with sea salt, in a paper bag.
Ask about anything else on the back bar.
Brewed to full strength, then gently dealcoholised.
Cloudy and fiery, brewed with fresh ginger root.
Pressed lemons, cane sugar and soda, made daily.
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