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26 Boat Quay

Boat Quay

Tel: 65382300Fax: 65382156

Located right at the heart Boat Quay,this Victorian pub was painstakingly designed and built in England by master craftsmen and shipped piece by piece to Singapore where it was re-assembled by the same craftsmen.

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  • Suitable for
    • After Work6 votes
    • Vibrant/Noisy5 votes
    • People Watching5 votes
    • Boys Night Out4 votes
    • Waterfront4 votes
    • Alfresco/Outdoor Dining4 votes
    • Chillout4 votes
    • Live Band3 votes
    • Lunch3 votes
    • Girls Night Out2 votes
    • Brunch2 votes
    • View/Scenery2 votes
    • Large Groups/Gathering1 votes
    • Supper1 votes
    • Romance/First Dates1 votes
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  • Top Must Try Dishes
    • Fish & chips1 votes
    • apple and rhubarb crumble1 votes
    • Wedges with chilli crab dip1 votes
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Ronald Tor Das
  • 86 Reviews
  • 14 Followers

Good beer and crumble!

04 Mar 2012
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Partially drawn to the delectable list of the sandwiches available as well, the pastrami sandwich does sound awesome after seeing the kind of pastrami New York serves up! Well guess I was at fault for expecting a new york deli style sandwich at an English bar, but this sandwich did look appetizing on arrival.

Pastrami and Camembert Sandwich ($15.50) - A paltry three thin cuts of pastrami and a paltry three slivers of camembert cheese, taste wise overall was just alright. The pastrami was surprisingly tough and bland though the salty cheese and balsamic did help. The white bread was tough as well so it was honestly rather a chore to work through this sandwich! None too impressed. Fries double fried.

Apple and Rhubarb Crumble ($10) - This was excellent! The buttery sweet crumble was amazing. Probably the best I've ever had! This is the go-to dessert if you're in the mood for something sweet but non chocolatey - the home made crumble was sweet and crunchy, apple rhubarb mix just mildly sweet and warm and the cold ice cream was just the perfect complement.

Penny Black serves up some other yummy-sounding and good-looking food of mostly English variety, so if you're in the area for some grub and beer do definitely check this place out. Old Speckled Hen and Kilkenny are both on tap!

: apple and rhubarb crumble

I also recommend this place for:

Brunch, Lunch, Large Groups/Gathering, After Work, Chillout, Vibrant/Noisy, View/Scenery, Alfresco/Outdoor Dining, Waterfront, Live Band, People Watching

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moggie
  • 1 Reviews

Dine at your peril

19 Apr 2010
We were looking forward to the fish and chips which came out well presented however......the fish was off! I called for the manager who offered to replace our meals but I didn't want to take the chance so we asked for our money back for one of the fish meals and for the other to be replaced with fresh fish. Soon after, out came one of the wait staff sent by his manager with our money for both meals, obviously we were just too hard or Penny Black doesn't have fresh fish on offer. As we left, the manager was outside his pub stubbing out a cigarette on the bottom of his shoe, obviously he had more important things to do rather than offer any form of customer service in the hope that one day we may just come back. Not likely.

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    jefflee893
    • 13 Reviews

    Excellent Service

    31 Jul 2009
    The ambience is really great. Its can really let me feel so relaxing and enjoying. The service is excellent. Highly recommended for people who need a place to di-stress.

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