More like a modern cocktail bar, really - not a pub in the traditional sense. As such, Central Bar & Restaurant attracts a lot of young folk; it is less attractive to middle-aged patrons like myself. That said, there is nothing wrong with it - the full range of alcoholic drinks is on offer, and several national and international lagers. Just not too many real ales - and only "conventional" ones at that. So I settled for Tribute, which is widely available. It was all right, fresh.

However, the outside seating area is rather attractive on a warm summer night, especially if you're among a group of people. Which I was not, so I did not linger for a long while.

Certainly recommended for young people.