Rusty Bike Pub Mile End

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  Aquilla Vitalis

  ·3 months ago

  “I really loved the energy and the vibes. They remembered my drink order without asking and made sure we were well looked after. A special shout out to Jessica who was an absolute diamond. In the middle of a heat wave she made sure that we were well looked after and well hydrated, she saw us buying pints and made sure that we had chilled glasses in the fridge for our next round. I honestly could not recommend her enough”

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  Curly Sue

  ·4 months ago

  “Even though this little Gem is situated on the dusty road of Mile End you wouldn't think it once entering the threshold. The front garden is a sun trap! Service is nice and easy too. The option to barcode or go to the end of the bar. Once you order a drink your drinks tray/board is actually the menu! The food was quick and we didnt wait long at all... everything felt fresh and handmade. I went with a duck curry and the starter for one. My partner ordered extra prawn toast once he tasted it on my starters! The price is extremely reasonable. Portion size, well, I could of took home a Doggy bag... Will definitely return again, as there a many more items I want to try on the menu.”

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  Agata Angielska

  ·4 months ago

  “Nice IPA (SALT Jute) but compare to Rustic Bike in Chingford the quality of food and atmosphere nowhere near. Food lacking a flavour, smaller portions and starters like shop bought frozen food made in microwave. Extra star for staff charging my phone but in terms of service.. from some members it seems very forced.”

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  S Sang

  ·4 months ago

  “This pub is lovely - relaxed vibe, friendly staff, great screens and seats for the football with a fun beer garden out front. And the thai food was yummy. Perfect”

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  Claudia

  ·4 months ago

  “Sunday experience at the Rusty Bike. Nice and spacious pub, with a front terrace, if you want to enjoy a cold beer in the sun 🌞. We had their house beer and it was refreshing. On Sunday the kitchen is open all day and it serves outstanding Thai food. Also they do Japanese food. Not to mention that the service is fast and the food very tasty. During the week the kitchen has a different schedule, so if you plan to go there for food make sure you call them to find out the time when they serve food.”

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  Sansmit Ganave

  ·6 months ago

  “This an excellent pub. The Thai food is exceptionally good! The food is so good that you could actually skip a thai restaurant and actually dine in at this sports bar pub which is very spacious, plenty of seats and alot of television screen to watch your favorite games screening. They have both outdoor and indoor seating available. Special mention for the "Jasmine" who is very welcoming and polite.”

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  Faye Wang

  ·6 months ago

  “Some pubs you visit once. Some pubs you end up returning to without planning. This feels like the second kind. Came here with my husband to watch the Six Nations — and it turned out to be exactly the kind of place you want for that. The atmosphere feels very local London. A mix of regulars, small groups, and people who are actually there for the game. You can feel it when something happens on screen — people react, comment, and stay engaged. It’s not just background noise. Drinks are reasonably priced, and the selection is simple but does the job. Nothing fancy, but that’s kind of the point. Service is relaxed and friendly — not overly attentive, but very in tune with the pace of the place. What I liked most is that it doesn’t try too hard. In London, it’s surprisingly easy to end up in pubs that feel overly polished or slightly performative. This one just feels… honest. Overall: Not a destination pub, but a very solid local one. The kind of place you don’t plan to return to — but probably will. Immigrant lens, London pubs.”

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  Ranita W.

  ·6 months ago

  “Pad Thai is soooooo gooooodddd Definitely will not regret ordering Vibe is super good especially to watch a game”

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  Sorry John

  ·8 months ago

  “This review is not about the food as that is really good. When you work in bar, one of the first things you learn, is how to pour a pint of Guinness as this needs a little more effort than a larger, ale or wine When I approached the bar manager with a poorly poured pint and asked for a top up, the reaction was less than positive or friendly but he did finally do it while grumbling "it will eventually settle". As I was watching the football and did not have time to move on I had to put up with a short measure 4 more times. Thankfully it was not personally, because when I looked round all the Guinness served had an oversized head. To rub salt into the wound by the toilet was a poster of a perfectly poured pint of Guinness so I took a picture. When I showed the bar manager the picture he just shrugged. Maybe I should have said "excuse me my friend but could you fit 2 large whiskies in that Guinness?" and when he replied "Yes" followed it with "Well how about filling it up with Guinness". Generally, there are usually only three of us, and we spend well over £125 and we consider ourselves regulars rather than tourists.”

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  shai zach

  ·1 year ago

  “A great combination of a good pub and excellent Thai food. There are lots of interesting beers on draft and the service is really quick and efficient. The Thai food is extremely good. We absolutely loved the Jantaburi pad Thai it was full of plump perfectly cooked prawns and lots of interesting flavors and textures, it's a brilliant dish. We also enjoyed the lamb maasaman curry and red curry sirloin. Excellent food, great pub, lots of space inside and out, highly recommended”

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