The Drayton Court
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The Drayton Court is a pub in Ealing, west London, owned by the brewery Fullers. It is situated opposite West Ealing (BR) station close to what is known as Stowells Corner which is the junction of Argyle Road and The Avenue.
It is approximately ten minutes' walk from Ealing Broadway station. The pub has the largest beer garden in London and indeed the largest of any city in the UK. It is rumoured that Hồ Chí Minh, the a Vietnamese revolutionary and statesman, was a member of the kitchen staff here at one time.
The pub itself is very large: [1]
The Drayton Court has three entrances:[2]
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