Giles,
please post the details of your pub so we can come and support you. I hope you get a Mog back quickly
John
+1
Your pub is certainly on my list of places to visit very soon!
It would be a pleasure to see you here. We're about 2 1/2 to 3 hours drive from the channel tunnel
The address of The Bitter End is 20 rue St Pierre, 78100 St Germain en Laye. Telephone 00 33 1 34 51 90 09
We import Adnams Ales and Aspall Cyder from Suffolk, Westerham Ales from Kent and O'Hara's stout from Carlow in Ireland. The food is typical pub grub; Fish & chips, bangers, burgers, ribs, steaks, salads & so on. Parking in St Germain is a bit of a 'mare ), but there are a couple of safe underground car parks not far away.
St Germain en Laye is directly west of Paris, about 10 miles as the crow flies from the Place de la Concorde. It is where the french kings used to live, Louis XIV was born here, and when he moved into Versailles he lent the Chateau de St Germain en Laye to his first cousin James II of England when he was ousted by the Glorious revolution in 1688. James installed his court, and the population of St Germain en Laye swelled with the Jacobite arrivals from 8 000 to 12 000.
