What's the nearest pub to your house you've never been in?

[Weststander]

I thought the Whitehawk had closed down before the Clyde 'riot', but I wouldn't bet on it.

That's the way I remember it, Whitehawk Tavern closed in a late 1980's, the Clyde 'riot' was a few years later.

 

[spring hall convert]

I've been racking my brain since this post first went up and I'm absolutely stumped. I live on Albert Road, Brighton so it's not like there aren't loads about. I reckon I've been in every pub in a 2 mile radius, though some have changed hands in the interim.

This is pretty bad isn't it?

 

[Barry Izbak]

The Nevill.

what's it like?

 

[The Lemming Stomper]

Good Companions - Peacehaven (100 yards from my front door)

Same here...As welcoming as 'The Jockey' !!

 

[Return of the Rev]

The Bugle.........Botley. 1/2 mile. 18 years.

Is there a pub called the dolphin in botley ? went there in 77 before Southampton away

 

[ElderlyWilliam]

The Stanmer.

 

[skipper734]

Is there a pub called the dolphin in botley ? went there in 77 before Southampton away

It's opposite the Bugle. It's a Hungry Horse now.

 

[The Spanish]

Same here...As welcoming as 'The Jockey' !!

all peacehaven pubs are bleak.

 

[CheeseRolls]

The Farmers in Lancing, also The Merry Monk.

Probably the same for me. Although I haven't been in the British Legion or the Con club in Shoreham.

Some really good pubs on this list, which has surprised me and some from my youth. Shades bar in the Regency for example was a regular haunt for sixth former's , no questions asked back in the day.

 

[CheeseRolls]

A few Shorehamites could be overlooking the Old Star, which has only been open 2 weeks. Micro pubs are popping up all over the place now.

 

[Spun Cuppa]

Hikers (2.5miles)

That said, the closest pub to where I live is about two miles away, The Lectern (formerly Royal Hussar)...

 

[BN9 BHA]

Quite a few 'haveners have never been in, it's far from my first choice but curiosity took me in there, super phil would be interested in their Magaluf style collection of football shirts affixed to the ceiling, the most amusing one being a Millwall one with an iron shaped hole in the middle (you can't iron a football shirt!!)

Maybe a Millwall fan was wearing the shirt and got attacked by a West Ham fan, come on you Irons

 

[BN9 BHA]

I've been racking my brain since this post first went up and I'm absolutely stumped. I live on Albert Road, Brighton so it's not like there aren't loads about. I reckon I've been in every pub in a 2 mile radius, though some have changed hands in the interim.

This is pretty bad isn't it?

Do you go in the Crescent if it's still called that or still there in Clifton Hill, I used to live in Compton Avenue in the Early 90s and always liked that pub.

 

[Return of the Rev]

it's opposite the bugle. It's a hungry horse now.

whats a hungry horse? Is that like a harvester thingy

 

[skipper734]

whats a hungry horse? Is that like a harvester thingy

Difficult to tell the difference.

 

[Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews]

Difficult to tell the difference.

Can you help yourself to the salad cart?

 

[danielson81]

The Wellington (Elm Grove) and The Cobden Arms

 

[BensGrandad]

Been past The Ship Cuckfield a number of times but never been in anybody know what it is like.

 

[Ferring Marine]

The Tudor Inn, Ferring.

Don't you mean the TUDOR CLOSE, or maybe you're confusing it with the Henty.
I'm quite sure there is no Tudor Inn in Ferring unless you are similarly confused as to where you actually live !
No problem.

 

[Gwylan]

The Albion on Albion Hill opposite my house but never fancied it....

On the edge of Hanover? Haven't been there for a while but was a great little boozer, great bar table