The Coopers Arms - Sutton

Kilburn £5.00 moretti a traditional old school local pub full character and the craic . the coopers arms was my third of five pubs visited on my krawl down kilburn high road and probably my favorite drink of the day. even if this pub is on the lively kilburn high road, if they are in the door, they would not know outside with people bumping the high road hiking in and out of the shops. When I entered, I had met with a wall of laughing that came from the young who were gathered around the bar. I ordered a moretti, who was only a fifth, and then I took a seat over the bar. this traditional pub has some beautiful hauch that look and improve the feeling of the place. the decor here is simple, but the glass windows are something to see. in the center of the pub is a horse-shaped bar with a last order bell that is proud of the square. the beam area is framed with dark wood beams and trim to the deck there is wonderful maisice that is vey unique. the pub was quite busy and all eyes were on the horse race, which was dotted on one of the big screens around the bar. the young in the bar were well invested and it must have been a few horses running on the few that took place while I was in the participation. the atmosphere was relaxed and friendly, there were a few different groups in plus a few lonely drinkers including me. the dame behind the bar that I was not sure was the renter who collected glasses and took time to talk to the hunters who sat at the tables in the pub. there is a real local feeling here. I mentioned earlier that this is my favorite pub of the day and here is why. this kind of my pub reminds me of the pubs I was drawn in and then was drunk first. this place is full of characters and everyone is part of a common one that often and supports its pub. the traditional feeling has that feel the right alcohol where everyone is accepted, regardless of whatever they come from. kilburn has another top notch pub here. . informations correct to visit 30/04/22

This is a lovely pub that offers a warm welcome and serves a delicious pint of Guinness. There are large screens for watching all kinds of sports, and the staff is very friendly. Absolutely fantastic!

It is a nice pub where they feel they are home, with real people and everything they could ask, but if they are stuck on the expectation of the modern day pub then please it is not for them, but I would rather drink here than put in some yuppie pub where they think val is a woman name and then not be served again.. I am here to be home and this is all that counts.

Been in a good few times, always get a great welcome. Beer spot on

Nice out door bit at the back with TV screens and pretty plants however the permanent large canopy means you don't get the sun but at least you don't get the rain.