Best Home & Away Fans Pubs...?

[away day travel]

Hi Guys,

I am compiling a new fans guide for the coming season and am after real fans views of which are the best pubs on match days for both home fans & visiting supporters.

Which are the "main pubs" for home fans around the ground..?

Can you let me know the best 5 or so around the ground please and any local establishments that particularly cater for and welcome visiting supporters - pubs, restaurants, parking facilities attractions etc.

Also, any suggestions of pubs that you have visited at other away grounds which are good for away supporters on match days would be great.

Many thanks

Rob

 

[Postman Pat]

5!

You have never been to the Amex have you......

 

[ditchy]

Frankie and Benny's Pride park Derby

 

[papajaff]

Hikers Rest love away fans

 

[happygull]

Hooters in Nottingham .... either forest or county

 

[Puppet Master]

Well this should be a short thread...

 

[DNB_Seagull]

Tell em to get a pint in the stadium they order in local real ale from where the team is based I think.

 

[wilko1]

Brunswick at Derby...Micro brewery with great beer and great prices

 

[Garfunkaal]

I too would like to know this

Nothing better then being with the vocal fans !

 

[Carrot Cruncher]

Blue Parrot.

 

[Braders]

Nobodys mentioned a Summer Bay location? well done to all

 

[Notters]

I think the Cyclist in Brighton Station will clean up this season.

 

[crodonilson]

Faves:

Tap & Spile in Wolves
Bedford Yeoman in Luton
Antigallican in Charlton
Garrison in Preston
Duke of Cambridge in QPR
Cross Guns in Leicester

 

[Munkfish]

For away fans around the ground, you will find nothing, however the away concourse does look after you quite well.

Best drinking in town, which is a short train journey away, however you should have really done your homework on this before, you might have got a few more responces.

 

[Notters]

For away fans around the ground, you will find nothing, however the away concourse does look after you quite well.

Best drinking in town, which is a short train journey away, however you should have really done your homework on this before, you might have got a few more responces.

He seems to have posted this on loads of forums.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

The Amex is situated a few miles outside central Brighton, next to the university campus in the village of Falmer.

As other replies have indicated, by far the best drinking is done in the plethora of pubs in central Brighton, before taking the ten minute train ride to the stadium. The only two pubs as such near the ground, are the Swan in Falmer village (a 10 minute stroll away), or the Hikers Rest in Coldean (about a 20 minute walk).

Otherwise you will find that the ale inside the stadium is very good, in fact on the away concourse, fans can find offerings from their local breweries.