Prince Of Orange, Bristol

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A traditional pub located in the centre of Yatton, it’s currently up for sale but still open and trading. It’s a single room layout internally, with the left had end segregated by an archway in to more of a public bar with wooden flooring and a pool table. There are a few chunky beams on the ceiling but little else in the way of any note. Painted wood panelling was on the lower part of the walls with whitewashed wallpaper up above. A brick fire place was off to the right, but all that it had in it was some ash and the flue that had collapsed and fallen down in to the hearth.

The solitary beer on tap was Butcombe, although there were a further two pumps that appeared unused. Ciders meanwhile were Thatcher’s Dry and Thatcher’s Gold, which if I’m honest, didn’t taste especially great I thought.

On 19^th August 2016 - rating: 6
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