Rudyard’s puts on live events most nights, typically including edgy and indie bands at weekends, comedy on Mondays and karaoke on Tuesdays. A fine selection of microbrews and good grub (especially the burgers) – and a streetfront terrace – make this ‘British pub’ a great place to hang out even when there's nothing else on.
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