S.T.U cgull
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Old Nags Head, Edale
Especially after a long hike
Especially after a long hike
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[Drinking] Most wonderful pub outside Sussex, and why?
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Screaming J
He'll put a spell on you
junior
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The Anchor at High Offley in Shropshire. Canalside, open 3 days a week and only has 1 beer, Wadsworth 6X. It's like nowhere I've ever been before. It's basically someone's house with a bar in one room.
junior
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Also the Globe Tavern in Stanley, Falkland Islands is somewhere I have wonderful memories of.
- May 8, 2018
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Two of my favourites for decor when in London are the BlackFriar (outside the station) and the Prospect of Whitby (Wapping High Street)
keaton
Big heart, hot blood and balls. Big balls
- Nov 18, 2004
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Square and Compass, Worth Matravers
Lovely views from the garden, perfect cosy pub inside, fossil museum, good beer, dangerous home made cider
Brian Potter
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The Ratcatchers , just outside my village here in Norfolk. Why? Because at the weekend they have a very relaxed attitude to closing time and one of the barmaids will often give me a lift back into the village at about 2am
Great memories of The Grey Walls Inn in Windermere. It’s near the top end so easy to get into the less busy Ambleside. But had a lovely time staying here. Long Autumn walks followed by dinner and ale by the fireside.
happypig
Staring at the rude boys
The cellar bar in Llanthony Priory hotel
Hotchilidog
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- Jan 24, 2009
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Although it's intolerance of loud darts players was slightly irritatingI like the Golden Rule in Ambleside, amongst others around the country.
Official Old Man
Uckfield Seagull
I've so many I'd be here all day listing them. Making trips up north on business a lot I've taken to staying overnight somewhere where a decent pint can be found. Sadly a lot of the pubs are closing down now.
On a trip west and for a great welcome, good food & ale and the required thatched roof and beams I stopped off once at The Plough Inn near Swindon. https://www.theplough.info/
Three days in Gloucester and there I found this place https://www.pelicangloucester.co.uk/
Wolves Away. Making a two day trip taking in the 12 micro pubs of Burton. But I'm looking for a lunch break pub just off the M42/Tamworth area. Any recomendations?
Greatest pub that no longer exsists. Fiddle Inn T'he Bag, near Warrington. https://en-gb.facebook.com/groups/131611524350/ This place was stuck in the 40's with 1000's of old memorabelia throughout the pub. Went twice and the guy remembered me second visit one year on!.
On a trip west and for a great welcome, good food & ale and the required thatched roof and beams I stopped off once at The Plough Inn near Swindon. https://www.theplough.info/
Three days in Gloucester and there I found this place https://www.pelicangloucester.co.uk/
Wolves Away. Making a two day trip taking in the 12 micro pubs of Burton. But I'm looking for a lunch break pub just off the M42/Tamworth area. Any recomendations?
Greatest pub that no longer exsists. Fiddle Inn T'he Bag, near Warrington. https://en-gb.facebook.com/groups/131611524350/ This place was stuck in the 40's with 1000's of old memorabelia throughout the pub. Went twice and the guy remembered me second visit one year on!.
Blue&WhiteSea
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The Hope, Carshalton.
Multi award-winning community owned & run pub with a great beer selection and monthly beer festivals
Multi award-winning community owned & run pub with a great beer selection and monthly beer festivals
Found a lovely one last time I was in York. Can't remember the name of it for the life of me. Ye Old Trippe is an obvious one already mentioned. Years ago we'd frequent Sinclairs in Manchester for any away game in that area. Not sure if it even exists any more. The Taps in Lytham St Annes is great - Bill Beaumont's local, a surprisingly good range of beers for a Greene King, highly eccentric locals and it backed onto the hotel we stayed in up there.
The Fits
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- Jun 29, 2020
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Two similar pubs with different vibes, both on the coast...
Square & Compass, Worth Matravers. Has a fossil museum and good cider. Near the beautiful Chapman's Pool.
Pigs Nose, East Prawle. Great little quirky main bar plus music venue. Cheap and cheerful food. Near Macely Cove my favourite beach.
Just the most beautiful locations and both know the importance of a pub having character and being able to get loose. Love them both dearly.
Square & Compass, Worth Matravers. Has a fossil museum and good cider. Near the beautiful Chapman's Pool.
Pigs Nose, East Prawle. Great little quirky main bar plus music venue. Cheap and cheerful food. Near Macely Cove my favourite beach.
Just the most beautiful locations and both know the importance of a pub having character and being able to get loose. Love them both dearly.
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Worried Man Blues
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Black Lion Abergorlech, old pub, river side garden, home made food, local beers (unfortunately not Harveys) not busy, middle of nowhere (Wales).
Brok
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- Dec 26, 2011
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So that's why it's always closed when I try to get in
Sounds a bit like the pub in Burnham (Thorpe, or something) in Norfolk. Nelson's local. Last time I was there, they still brought out beer in large jugs. Not a gimmick, just the way they've always done it...
grubbyhands
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Pigs Nose, East Prawle , South Devon. Either the current landlord or a recently previous one had ,I believe, been a roadie for The Who.
- Apr 13, 2015
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Yup, that's a goodun.
The Fits
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- Jun 29, 2020
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New owners recently so don't know what it's like post COVID but used to go a lot.
Has this great balance of a really high end kitchen and kind of dining area and then the little pub itself that despite the former has some right Somerset oddballs in. A couple of times I've had to stay in one the rooms (very nice) because I've carried away. Great cider choice. Really good cask.