Pubs Galore Activity for Thursday, 26 August 2010

Activity for 26^th August 2010

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	The Woolpack Inn York › North Yorkshire Recommended by Alan Winfield	This pub was a Whitbread house in the 80s which was unusuall for York the pub now has one real ale on the bar which was John Smiths cask,this is more of a locals pub.
	Edinburgh Arms York › North Yorkshire Recommended by Alan Winfield	This was a Camerons house in the early 80s it now has a couple of guest beers on the bar and tv screens around the room.
	The Lighthorseman York › North Yorkshire Recommended by Alan Winfield	This is a large pub away from the middle of York it was a Stones house in the early 80s but it is now a Thwaites tied house and has their very nice beers on the bar i tried Lancaster Bomber which was ok.
	Fulford Arms York › North Yorkshire Recommended by Alan Winfield	This was a Stones tied house in the early 80s. The pub has two real ales on the bar i had Tetley Bitter which was quite nice there was also John Smiths cask,i went in the room at the front but i think there is another room at the back and theres also... [more>]
	The Cock & Bottle York › North Yorkshire Recommended by Alan Winfield	This pub looks slightly strange with the lower half brick built and the upper half made from wood. I first went in this pub in 1981 but i dont think this pub is very old it was a John Smiths house and it now has three pumps on the bar i had a drink o... [more>]
	The Duke of York York › North Yorkshire Recommended by Alan Winfield	This is a station bar but also has an entrance outside the station. It is only worth going in here if your waiting for a train and want a drink of beer there was only one real ale on and this was Davenports bitter which was'nt that good.
	The Three-Legged Mare York › North Yorkshire Recommended by Alan Winfield	This is a York Brewery tied house that was opened in 2001 in a busy tourist area it has one longish room and a good choice of real ales on the bar we had Yorkshire Terrier and this was a very nice drink.
	Princess Louise WC1 › London (Central) Recommended by Rex Rattus	Steve of N21 has already covered the Victorian heritage of this pub, so I won’t bang on about it too much. But it really is a tour de force of Victorian interior decoration. Just about every original feature remains (mahogany bar back, etched and cut... [more>]
	The Holy Tavern EC1 › London (Central) Recommended by Rex Rattus	The exterior of this pub boasts the year 1720, but in fact this particular Jerusalem Tavern has only been a pub since 1996. But the name has been around this part of the world for hundreds of years. There was a Jerusalem Tavern near the Knights Hospi... [more>]
	William the Fourth E10 › London (Greater) Recommended by john mcgraw	A good old fashioned no nonsence East End boozer.A large front bar that reminds me of my good old days in the 60s when most pubs used to be like this.There is also a small back bar with an outside derinking area.The real ales are from the Brodies Bre... [more>]
	Black Horse Devizes › Wiltshire Recommended by mark owen	Unfortunately this pub burnt down last weekend (22/08/2010)
	The Crutched Friar EC3 › London (Central) Recommended by john mcgraw	A pub that is a lot bigger than what it looks from the outside.The entrance seems to be in a driveway with a couple of drinking areas each side.At the end there is a small extention that leads out to a small outside drinking area that is below the pl... [more>]
	The Crown Tavern EC1 › London (Central) Recommended by Rex Rattus	They had several ales on – Canterbury Jack; Timothy Taylor Landlord; London Pride; and Bateman’s Thirsty Work (£3.30 a pint), with Wyre Piddle Summer Splash “settling”. There were daily printed menus rolled up and stuck in glasses on the tables, incl... [more>]
	The Old Hall Altrincham › Manchester (Greater) Recommended by sammy whitehead	This is a Marstons pub serving good food and offering many special offers. Although set on the Altrincham golfcourse the Old hall is seperate from the golf club and is open to the general public from noon till 9pm. Set in a fantastic setting this is ... [more>]
	The Willows Blackburn › Lancashire Recommended by sammy whitehead	Had a fantastic lunch there this week. Great food and service was A1. Hope to be back there again.