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Where's your local?
- Thread starter OSRGull
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Beach Seagull
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- Jan 2, 2010
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Does anyone ever go to Suters Yard in Shoreham High St? Cracking little pub, always busy, good service and atmosphere.
Gblocksouthstand
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The barmaid in the PV looks pretty hot to me, but then so does anything under 40 in skirt these days
jakarta
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Mine as well, mind you the odd lunchtime only, Bill is a 3rd Generation Old School Landlord, 5 Real Ales including a Mild(!). The weekday Lunchtime Old Boys certainly put the world to rights. A proper Countryside Pub, 2 Gun Clubs have it as their Base, regular CAMRA winner, I realise as I'm writing this that for some NSCers this is painting a picture of a place they would like to torch.....
T soprano
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Yep go there quite a lot lovely food with amstel & peroni on draft but my local is the Red Lion in shoreham and this week it's the 4 day beer festival So shall be knocking back a few ales this weekend
Gullys Cats
Sausage by the sea!!!
i havent got one, this makes me sad.
Superphil
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Mine as well, mind you the odd lunchtime only, Bill is a 3rd Generation Old School Landlord, 5 Real Ales including a Mild(!). The weekday Lunchtime Old Boys certainly put the world to rights. A proper Countryside Pub, 2 Gun Clubs have it as their Base, regular CAMRA winner, I realise as I'm writing this that for some NSCers this is painting a picture of a place they would like to torch.....
Been using the Bells since about 1982, nowadays very much a regular, I'm also a member of the FBGC. Smallish world, NSC, sometimes.
16bha
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I used to drink in the Lazy Toad. Lived in Shoreham 9 years ago, and was always good for a pint of Abbott. No music, nothing fancy, kegs on she in the bar. Perfect!
How is it now?
FLOG GNAW
Banned
Closest pub to me is The Royal George in Shoreham. £2.60 for a pint of Carling, carvery is decent but the pub is pretty bland and "meh".
Would normally go to The Bridge, decent atmosphere, average priced beer, good with a few mates, then off to the Crown and Anchor just before last orders for the lock-in. Stay there until 1, and then grab a few cans from Premier for the walk home.
Would normally go to The Bridge, decent atmosphere, average priced beer, good with a few mates, then off to the Crown and Anchor just before last orders for the lock-in. Stay there until 1, and then grab a few cans from Premier for the walk home.
jakarta
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I probably know you by sight Superphil, you don't come in with your better half by any chance?
Most of the pubs i tend to drink in! mainly the royal oak or the elly.
Worthingite
Sexy Pete... :D
Are you batshit crazy?!?!? You've got the Gardener's Arms in Sompting - foods amazing and the landlord keeps some truly stunning ale.
Another Berkshire Seagull
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In Reading my locals are The Allied Arms or The Nags Head. Nags better for beer (always 10 ales on) and price, Allied better located in town.
When heading down to sussex I now consider The Gardeners in Lewes as my local away from home and a pre-match essential
When heading down to sussex I now consider The Gardeners in Lewes as my local away from home and a pre-match essential
ward is god
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My local is The Mildmay Arms, Queen Camel but my football local is The Long Man - brilliant Thai food and great bus service to the Amex.
robinsonsgrin
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you do remind me of the landlord rob actually sb.. thought that last night...
Wibble
thisistips
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I live near clapham junction. My local is called the eagle. Its a fantastic local, seven or eight guest real ales at any one time, quiz on a Sunday, normally packed, big screens for matches, particularly lively for rugby but also footy, last night it was heaving. Only one thing, eagle by name and eagle by nature... Let's just say I'm not welcome in my Brighton shirt