Henry Holland
Duke Street, London
020 7629 4426
Public Houses & Inns
Marylebone
About Henry Holland
Henry Holland is a pub with background music, dart boards and Sky TV. They serve traditional pub food and have a selection of lagers, ales, spirits and juke box. They can cater for private parties of up to 40 people and provide outside seating on the pavement.
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1 out of 10 stars
I have to agree with the other reviewer on this site. This pub and its landlord are horribly unwelcoming. It was absolutely the worst experience of customer service I have ever experienced. I ordered a simple jacket potato with baked beans and a cranberry juice and they couldn't have done a worse job. First they gave me filthy cutlery - and then a replacement set that were almost as bad. My cranberry juice was watery and flavourless and the jacket potato was greasy and depressing. I asked (politely) for my money back, only to be bamboozled by a long speech by the horrible landlord about how much rent he has to pay on the pub. Sorry but no amount of rent can justify £5.95 for a baked tattie and beans! I suggested he thought about his customers instead and he condescendingly told me to start my own business and see how I get on! Rude, arrogant man and thoroughly depressing environment; more depressing than the Oxford Street shops in the rain a week before Christmas. Don't go in this pub!