London's Roughest Pub Crawl 🇬🇧

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Looking for rough pubs during the day is something somebody who really doesn't want to find a rough pub would do. Try going at 9pm.

The blind beggar is a tourist pub , rough it is not. As a northerner who bin around pubs in tower hamlets, bethnal and pretty much all east London many times never had an issue. Most people just chilling in their locals not wantng unnecessary grief. Just cos a pub looks "rough" doesn't mean the people are not sound, most are salt of the earth

Flat roof pubs are usually found on council estates and usually rough as toast.

This is like Danny Dyer in Glasgow talking about old firm games. What a proper tool.

All Respect for the 1st male police officer, very good manor, good sense of his surroundings and not intimidating at all, this is how police officers in this country should behave. GOOD FOR YOU MATE.

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I'm just happy to see an englishman in England tbh. Been to London and parts around, and damn.. not too many ethnic natives left around. The culture (and tourism) just kinda feels like it's living off the past..

95% of people would instantly judge that first guy, but he was incredibly insightful and spoke a lot of sense. Dont judge a book by its cover!

Bit unfair on The Blind Beggar. It's a lovely pub with lovely staff. The East End is and always has been a melting pot of different cultures and I love the area.

Your mate is talking shit about the blind beggar pub. I've been going in there for a couple of years and it's not filthy at all. It even has a nice beer garden

The guy with the Dope tag around his neck is the scariest guy I have ever seen outside of a movie.

It was tough for me to hear the guy with the beard speak. That interview took place in Brayford Square, Stepney and i grew up a 20 second walk from there. Like him i always felt like an outcast there. 90% of the population are asain and it's a tough place to grow up. There were times when staff would look past me and serve asains behind me in the queue and i was always made to feel like i didn't belong. 11 years ago i moved to another part of Tower hamlets called Bow. The Asian community here makes up 30% and they are so much more friendly and inclusive. This is a truly multicultural and vibrant part of London unlike Stepney. I hope you will return to Tower hamlets one day and explore Bow, Poplar and the Isle of Dogs. Whilst it is the rougher part of Tower Hamlets it's also the more diverse and by far the best part.

Really liked that first guy, seems incredibly wise.

My mum was working a nurse in Bethnal Green in the 70's when he first met my dad. This was only a few years from the Krays and there was still a presence of East End gangsters. She mentioned that was very safe to go out in and while the place had a reputation everyone was polite and wouldn't tolerate antisocial behaviour. It was a stark contract from Coventry where she had worked previously.

“Whats the community like ?”. Laughter in the back ground 😂

I'm a Londoner, and I bet the people that said Tower Hamlets was the roughest part of London, probably DON'T EVEN LIVE IN LONDON, they probably watch too much GBmews .

Never drink in a flat roof pub . Unlucky ... Truest words ever !!!

Most people seem like they are treading on eggshells, they seem to be giving you a small percentage of their true feelings and withholding a lot for whatever reason.

There used to be a pub on every corner. But over the past 20 years they have been closing down. They used to be full of people from the local communities, they wven had pubs on the housing estates!