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Posted by TomSO on 5th August 2010 at 01:03 PM Cross Keys Eccles wants your thoughts
The Cross Keys pub in Eccles is looking for your feedback.
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Any comments would be appreciated.
At the Cross Keys we are trying to give Eccles something it wants, lacks and certainly needs, a pub that tries to cater for all.
We might be new to the area but we are certainly not new to the trade, as we have been brought up in this trade
We hope we can eventually cater for everyone's needs, (apart from the critics who thrive on people's failures).
Don't forget, it's the constantly negative people who are failing the locals, not the people who are standing there 15 hours a day trying to give you something you need.
We are trying to please, come and try our pub, you never know, you might just enjoy it, any problems with that give us a call, tell us what you want!
This pub is for you, give us your feedback in writing to the pub, we will appreciate it, thank you x
Please leave any comments below.
Comment by DW 20th February 2011
Wheres Taylor brothers - what is it? |
Comment by barton lane resident 20th February 2011
heard there was over 100 police and 20 vans at a mass brawl at taylor brothers the other nite the place has only been open for a week and this happens when the ordsall mob no its just a pub now and you dont have to sign in anymore think you should enquire about this 1 mr editor to judith kenny the new licence holder at taylors and see what went on there |
Comment by DW 20th February 2011
It is supposed to have kicked off quite badly at the Flat Iron on Derby day, and quite a while before the game kicked off. It opened about 0800am. |
Comment by jade 20th February 2011
hes a muppet |
Comment by wakey 20th February 2011
top house another littlke dump that mark is a knob who go,s out with sharon he scares custom away |
Comment by Mr Angry 20th February 2011
The Cross Keys!. |
Comment by DW 20th February 2011
Where are all the villains going to go now? |
Comment by Mr Angry 20th February 2011
Flat Iron on Salford Precinct boarded up and shut. |
Comment by d m 20th February 2011
tophouse pub on church street opening up again the girls from the keys got it |
Comment by chad the bad boy 21st January 2011
so sorry to hear the keys is closing next weekend mind you another drugs den to close wonder if it will go up in smoke like the grapes |
Comment by Guest 7th January 2011
live entertainment and a regular host capable of attracting genuine customers wouldn,t come amiss.The pub has fell into decline because there is no reason to go there. Mr green, |
Comment by Guest 24th August 2010
its true fosters does not sell in aussie |
Comment by Guest 24th August 2010
Fosters is Gnat p*ss, even the Aussies won't drink it!. Get some Stella or Tennants in. |
Comment by Guest 24th August 2010
Get a decent lager on like Fosters then i will think of coming in & keep the nob heads out. |
Comment by Guest 17th August 2010
I will call in today or tomorrow and give an unbiased report. |
Comment by Guest 17th August 2010
fumigate the place |
Comment by Guest 17th August 2010
Why not put in for a childrens licence with restricted hours, that may help daytime trade?
Say 12 noon to 6pm? |
Comment by Guest 16th August 2010
All rooms are in use, unfortunately we inherited the license that children are not allowed in a working bar area, so to accommodate this, we are limited but we have a small beer garden at the rear of the pub, and a large room that isnt in full time use, where children are welcome with guardians, we will not tolerate children running about on the premises. As for drug dealers and takers, people who frequent the keys know how we feel about this and the way it is handled, i dont like the way the younger clientele are labelled as the druggies and users as in this business you find its people from all ages, and all classes that have this habit, we take a firm stand on this as much as any other publican in the town. We also have Functions booked, these come through our customers so they must feel we are doing something right to share there celebrations with us and bring their friends and families. We also adopt a "challenge 25 Policy" to make sure we cover ourselves with any underage drinkers, and lastly our draught prices start at £1.90 for a pint of John Smiths Smooth, £2.00 for Fosters and Carling X Cold, and £2.20 for Strongbow and Guinness. We are also looking into providing Real Cask Ales within the next 4-6 weeks, then hopefully around Christmas time, our kitchens should be open for Carverys, I hope this answers many Questions, but please call in and try us, Dawn,Sharon, and Anthony. |
Comment by Guest 6th August 2010
No chavs, thugs, dealers, prozies, fights, drugs, wide boys, under agers, and a fair price for a decent product please |
Comment by Guest 6th August 2010
The owners are going to have to adopt a strict door policy on age and dress code, have doorstaff at the weekend, friendly but not intimidating, make use of the upstairs rooms, live music, wedding, funerals etc, good cheap food and above all decent, sensibly priced beer otherwise you face the fate of other local pubs. An Eccles toper. |
Comment by Guest 5th August 2010
we used to frequent the cross ,but were never allowed to take our two children in,will this still be the case,paul |
Comment by Guest 5th August 2010
keep the drug dealers and idiots out,cheap ale |
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