Keat's Bar (Moorgate - London)

Keat's Bar

The sibling bar to the Globe pub in Moorgate this bar literally sits next door and with a partially shared interior they could be assumed to be the same place were they not observed to have different entrances outside and that Keats Bar is a completely different atmosphere. Its basically a long bar with basic seating at the front door and spread as a few tables and chairs in crowds towards the back. The bar is very well stocked but service is a lot slower in this bar than the one next door. The place also feels "woody" and somewhat older or more traditional that the Globe, perhaps left in an older condition than the pub next door wehich appears to have been done up to look authentic. Keats has a younger crowd than the globe but with this comes an overcrowding which makes you look around for a seat, not find one, and carry your pint next door.

Overall without the Globe, Keats bar would be the crammed pub you always avaoided but it has a traditional feel and is clearly a mark of heritage to the poet John keats than to really improve on the splendor that is the Globe next door- overall 4/10