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Recommended by E TA |
This busy Georgian town pub has been left a bit isolated by modern town centre development, but it remains a busy, vibrant venue for shoppers and evening drinkers. The ground floor has been opened up to form a single large bar, though some areas are... [more>] |
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Recommended by Malden man |
This place was incredibly busy early on a Friday evening, the main room with the bar being rammed and with fairly loud music blaring out. A side corridor has two small snug like rooms rather like a grandma's parlour off it and thankfully one of these... [more>] |
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Recommended by Malden man |
An opened out squareish single room, the bar is on an end wall. Boarded floor, bucket seats and leather chairs at standard tables. Just the one handpump on serving St Georges Lazy Days, a box behind the bar offered a cider from Barbourne. There is a ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Malden man |
Set in a pleasant location on the canal basin called Diglis Marina just outside the city centre, this is a friendly old style pub retaining two rooms and a small snug. The right hand side room has the bar, quarry tiled floor, banquettes and small sto... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
The Mod continues to trade well and stock 3-4 ales (a couple mainstream with the odd interesting guest or two), usually in pretty decent shape. If you're heading over to Caversham this place is en route and worth stopping by for. Feb 2013 Fairly inc... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
After a long period of closure the Crown re-opened as a community-focused freehouse a few years back. There are usually two to three ales available (Pride is a regular, with Otter and West Berks turning up on the other pump) which are of a good stand... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
The ale has gone from here, as appears to be the case in most of the Loungers outlets. July 2013 Opened at the start of May 2013. Usual Loungers concept; mid-market clientèle, food, coffee and a real ale in Bristol Beer Factory Toga Man. Situated in... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
Quick revisit a few weeks back found three ales on - two of which were undrinkable. Plus la Change... June 2010 Long been the worst pub in Woodley, part of the 1960’s shopping centre unit and has all the associated charm. Keeps a couple of ales – Pr... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
The ale has gone from here, as appears to be the case in most of the Loungers outlets. July 2012 Modern cafe bar style thing designed for the Caversham Yummy Mummy and her latte-drinking friends during the day and the young professionals during the ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
Not much change here. Two on the other day, Doom Bar and a Pride that was only fit for cleaning the toilet bowl. February 2011 Beefeater converted from a large roadside pub. Usually a couple of mainstream ales on the the go in mediocre (if inexpensi... [more>] |
 | The Rupert Brooke (JD Wetherspoon) Recommended by ROB Camra |
A large JDW that was once an indoor market. There's a conservatory area to the left as you enter and a raised family area to the rear, that's the end of the interesting features. I first called in here on a Thursday night, there was football showing ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Malden man |
Worcester is a very good drinking town and this place is certainly one of the jewels in the City's crown, a single room with the bar along two thirds of the side wall creating an L-shape, carpeted, regular seating with banquettes and stools at Britan... [more>] |
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Recommended by ROB Camra |
According to their website there is free entry except on Friday & Saturday nights. |
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Recommended by Malden man |
A Worcester gem, two rooms either side of the stepped entrance which leads directly to the bar, one side carpeted, the other with parquet flooring. Lower walls wainscoted in green, wood burning stoves, regular tables of varying sizes, scores of whisk... [more>] |
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Recommended by David Ross |
The section to the left hand side of the main entrance, designated as the public bar, was closed and, since it was a Saturday night when I came here for a pint, I would assume this to be the normal state of affairs. I had a drink instead in the loung... [more>] |
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