Cash only. The décor is more rec room than an American's fantasy of British pub and though the barman's friendly, everyone seems to be regulars, even perhaps the pink-cheeked teens picking up to-go orders for the folks at the home. The food's home-style, a bit uneven, but satisfying. Chicken curry has chunks of white meat and a medium spicy sauce on long grain rice; house-made pies are soggy but great house-made chips. Rhubarb crisp is good but unless you're ready for it, request it without the too-authentic bird custard. Soccer on Fox sports, modest selection of Guinness and English beers.
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Cock 'n Bull Pub
Hours: Daily, 11 a.m. - 2 a.m. Readers' rating:  Reader reviews: Write a review | Read other reviews  Cross street: Ashland Avenue Reader Reviews
May 15, 2008
Mark Brixham, UKIt's real scruffy but the food is excellent particularly the scottish breakfast. They charge a lot on the door when the football is on (Soccer) but good atmosphere. Its a scottish/British pub! Not Irish English I would say March 21, 2008
Rachel Riley Muscatine, IA Used to spend many a night here when lived in LA. Super pub, miss the chicken curry pies!! Many good memories- August 9, 2007
Ethan Los Angeles, CAGreat meeting place for expat Brits, best football (soccer) pub in SoCal. Friendly service, great atmosphere, so-so food. Write a review | Read more reviews Venue Details
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