Pubs Galore Activity for Friday, 26 August 2016

Activity for 26^th August 2016

10 recommendations submitted on the day.

	The Borehole Stone › Staffordshire Recommended by Beer Monkey	Visited The Borehole for the first time yesterday evening. The premises is a brick buildinrg adjacent to the Lymestone Brewery to the north of Stone Town Centre, and ideally placed for a pub crawl taking in The Pheasant Inn, Talbot Hotel, Langtry's, ... [more>]
	Balmoral Inn @ Balmoral Hotel Oban › Strathclyde Recommended by David Ross	The Balmoral Inn, which is the name of the bar itself, remains much as I found it five years ago. It's the same rough and ready pub that it was then and doesn't appear to have changed at all. Guinness now sells at £3.30 a pint and Tennent's lager at ... [more>]
	Toby Carvery Aldenham Watford › Hertfordshire Recommended by E TA	A large corner pub on the busy A41, previously The Olde Red Lion. There is plenty of parking at the front, along with seating for people to watch the traffic queues build up. The noise means it's almost exclusively used by smokers. There is a larg... [more>]
	Tallulah's Emporium Wallasey › Merseyside Recommended by ian lang	great pub, no football (nice change) beer is great and cheap, nice family run pub, live music at weekends
	The Cellar Bar @ The Regent Hotel Oban › Strathclyde Recommended by David Ross	This was formerly just "The Cellar Bar" and the change of name reflects a change in drinking priorities. As the new name suggests, it now specialises in whisky, with over 100 malts on offer. There is also an impressive range of high priced cocktails.... [more>]
	Crawley Inn Witney › Oxfordshire Recommended by Komakino .	Just dreadful. Doors open, scruffy people milling out front, but lights out inside posed the quandary as to whether it was indeed open for business or not. It was, but the interior was a tip reminiscent of some of the sites seen on the former BBC 1 r... [more>]
	The Angel SE16 › London (Central) Recommended by Tris C	Perfectly described below, a beautifully restored Thameside pub with stalls, a dartboard and three coal fires. I do though take slight issue with the mesmeric views across the river as here it's brown, sloshy, murky and nothing to write home about. I... [more>]
	Westoe South Shields › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Alex Conway	The Westoe (pronounced "westa") lies at the top of Westoe road about a mile north of the main town. This pub has obviously been refurbished over the last couple of years because as you enter the first half of the pub has been decorated like a tacky s... [more>]
	Stags Head South Shields › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Alex Conway	When in a town that frankly is a wash with dire pubs one that would be considered ordinary anywhere else suddenly becomes good in comparison, thats how i would describe the stages head. A one roomed pub that reminds me a lot of a small London boozer ... [more>]
	The Marine South Shields › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Alex Conway	The marine is a large pub a ten min walk from the beach into the main town. It is one long main room with seating for diners on a higher level to the left with a pool room behind it to the right. the decor is traditional but very worn and could do wi... [more>]