The ‘real life’ pub featured in Baby Reindeer has seen an influx of five-star ratings as fans of the hit Netflix series flood its Google Reviews section with witty comments.
The Hawley Arms, in Camden, has been catapulted to notoriety by starring in a central location in the chilling drama, which is based on true events.
The gripping series centers on Richard Gadd’s character Donny, a comedian dealing with a stalker named Martha, while dealing with dark, buried trauma.
Since the gripping series captivated audiences across the UK, viewers have flocked to the internet to share their faux experiences at the iconic pub featured in the show.
In meticulous detail, fans have woven references to the characters and plots of the chilling series, including the moment when bartender Donny crosses paths with gambler Martha for the first time in the pub.
The “real life” pub featured in Baby Reindeer has received an influx of five-star ratings as fans of the hit Netflix series flood its Google Reviews section with witty comments.
Amid the influx of reviews, The Hawley Arms boasts an impressive 4.5-star rating on Google, with more than 3,200 reviews contributed by visitors, many of whom are devoted fans of the show.
A recurring reference in these tongue-in-cheek reviews revolves around the memorable first meeting between Donny and Martha, as well as the mysterious “sent from my iPhone” signature that Martha attaches to emails sent to her victim.
The on-screen dynamic between the two characters develops when Donny extends a gesture of kindness by offering Martha a complimentary cup of tea at the pub where he works.
The seemingly innocent act sets the stage for Martha’s descent into obsession, and the plot takes a disturbing turn as Martha’s fixation intensifies throughout each episode through the use of cleverly crafted emails and unannounced appearances. warning.
Fans cleverly incorporate these pivotal moments into their Google reviews of The Hawley Arms, injecting humor and wit into their online comments.
One reviewer wrote: ‘Loved this bar. I forgot my wallet, but the cute waiter gave me an invitation tea on the house. I will definitely come back. Sent from my iPhone.’
Another said: ‘Excellent cup of tea.’ Sent from my iPhone,” while a third joked: “I just had a Diet Coke, it was divine.” Sent from my iPhone.’
Rating the establishment five out of five stars, another fan wrote: “Went in for a Diet Coke and ended up getting attacked by the psycho bartender with the big green spot on his face.” Coca-Cola was free, which was nice. I’ll be back a few more times.’
The Hawley Arms, located on Castlehaven Road in London, has been catapulted to notoriety by starring in a central location in the chilling drama, which is based on real events (file image)
The gripping series centers on Richard Gadd’s character Donny, a comedian dealing with a stalker named Martha, while dealing with dark, buried trauma.
In meticulous detail, fans have woven references to the characters and plots of the chilling series, including the moment when Donny crosses paths with Martha for the first time.
One reviewer, who also gave the pub five out of five stars, said: “A great place for a pint, although a woman from the pub has been sitting at the bus stop outside my house since I arrived two weeks ago.”
Finally, one fan went so far as to leave a one-star review, while joking: “I used to work here and I offered a woman a cup of tea and she harassed me for years and won’t come back.”
Intrigued fans may now be flocking to the pub both virtually and in person, but staff at the Camden bar have been busy telling new customers to leave since the Netflix series went viral.
A disappointed viewer said Sun: ‘I walked in there having been captivated by the series and was hoping to have a friendly chat about Baby Reindeer.
‘It seems like they’re fed up with the attention and people turning up asking about it. Things turned cold when I brought it up and they said it had nothing to do with them.
