Recommended by E TA |
Well described by others, this wonderful subterranean pub is full of character and one of the better pubs in the area. Hall and Woodhouse are still in charge, and three of the four ales on draft are from that Brewery. I had the fourth, the guest be... [more>] | |
Bishop's Stortford › Hertfordshire Recommended by Steve of N21 |
This large picturesque village pub is now firmly in the Gastro pub restaurant category and the focus is clearly on food as the food award stickers in the entrance windows testify. Internally the décor is the usual modern clean gastro style that the “... [more>] | |
Recommended by ROB Camra |
There is indeed a pizza restaurant called Mamma Rosa as part of this pub, but it still operates as a pub. It serves Marston's real ale and has pub quizzes etc. It also still has a pool room and Sky Sports. | |
Bishop's Stortford › Hertfordshire Recommended by Steve of N21 |
Fortunately I was neither served flat beer nor short changed, so I have a lot more to say about The Cock Inn in the pleasant Essex village of Hatfield Broad Oak. This brick fronted 16th century Grade II listed former coaching inn dominates this older... [more>] | |
Cheadle › Manchester (Greater) Recommended by ROB Camra |
Has reopened, but not until last week, after being bought by Amber Inns and refurbished. | |
Recommended by ROB Camra |
This pub is unique in London as far as I am aware as it is split into two by Craven Passage. It's one of my favourite pubs in London and I always visit at the start or end of a crawl round the area depending on how busy it is with the after work crow... [more>] | |
Recommended by hondo . |
Councillors were told last night that Tesco's legal representatives had written to the authority warning the reasons for serving the Article 4 did not meet the legal tests and inviting them to reconsider their position. The council sought legal advic... [more>] | |
Hull › East Riding of Yorkshire Recommended by ROB Camra |
A very neat and well kept pub about 2 miles North of Hull city centre. Lots of buses pass nearby though on Beverley Road or Newland Avenue. The front room is nicely wood panelled and has a matchwood ceiling. The rear room is almost a separate sports ... [more>] | |
Recommended by Steve of N21 |
A double fronted brick exterior hides a modern pub / restaurant internally. Presumably formerly separate bars, internally it is now one wooden floored space with a large bar area to the front and right of the central bar with lots of comfy sofa seati... [more>] | |
Recommended by Steve of N21 |
Almost dead opposite The Swan on the High Street of Amersham Old Town the Eagle is a good looking brick built pub made all the more welcoming by being totally festooned with colourful hanging baskets and overflowing plant troughs. Internally it stil... [more>] | |
Recommended by Steve of N21 |
The Elephant and Castle is another traditional pub in Amersham Old Town. It advertises itself as an English pub, Kitchen and restaurant. You enter into a carpeted old dark beamed bar of some character with open stone fireplaces. Then beyond this ther... [more>] | |
Recommended by Steve of N21 |
The Kings Arms is a wonderful imposing old beamed building on the High Street of Amersham Old town. Dating from the 15th century this former coaching inn performs both functions of being a 34 bedroom hotel and a high street pub. The hotel entrance an... [more>] | |
Recommended by ROB Camra |
Darren Tomlinson has recently reopened The New Inn pub in Drighlington after deciding that he wanted to open up somewhere in the village he grew up in. 30/11/2013 from the Morley Observer. | |
Recommended by aleand hearty |
Finally made it to this recently opened craft beer bar, specialising in Indian street food. Although I knew beforehand (with some disappointment) that no cask beer was available, I was still keen to visit, from a foodie perspective, to see if the for... [more>] | |
Recommended by ROB Camra |
Now up for sale as a pub for £260,000. Who knows it may come back. |
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