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Recommended by Rex Rattus |
This is a Young’s pub with the usual ales on, but they did have an excellent guest ale in Butcombe Bitter. Like previous reviewers, I quickly realised that this was an unpretentious backstreet pub that has somehow survived in its current form so clos... [more>] |
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Recommended by David Ross |
There is an ancient looking stone fireplace in this bar with a coat of arms and the date “1690,” presumably the year it was built, carved on it. The pub itself is modern, however, having been renovated within the past year. It’s still a pleasant vill... [more>] |
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Recommended by David Ross |
Directly across from the railway station and the town’s only disco, this is a popular pub which can be extremely busy at weekends, with DJs and karaoke singers making it difficult to hear yourself speak. A much quieter and more relaxed atmosphere pre... [more>] |
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Recommended by Des McGarr |
This ex Banks's house is now (since spring 2010) a free-house specialising in real ales - typically up to 10 ales. Local ales from Enville, Kinver and The Black Country brewery were on when I visited and were supplemented by a good changing selectio... [more>] |
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Recommended by David Ross |
"Cheers" became "The Nip Inn" for a while, but is currently closed and showing no signs of revival. |
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Recommended by David Ross |
Known for years as "The Strath," this pub became "McCormick’s" for a time and is now "The Coachman’s Tavern," reflecting the fact that the proprietor is also the owner of a local bus company. Since moving on from its Irish incarnation ("McCormick’s")... [more>] |
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Recommended by kevin wadey |
My wife & i held our Wedding reception in the back room of this lovely pub. The staff were on the ball for all our needs. The food was A+ & the service was second to none. All our guests were made welcome & some that had not been to the pub before, h... [more>] |
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Recommended by David Ross |
I popped in here for a pint on my way from Keighley bus station to the railway station, intrigued by the unusual name. A tiny pub, but very pleasant inside, with a good selection of beers. Unfortunately, I only had time for one pint of the excellent ... [more>] |
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Recommended by clinton beacham |
Rubbish, barstaff rude very rude and shall not be visiting again |
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Newcastle Upon Tyne › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Gill Smith |
Called into this 2010 Good Beer Guide pub today and found the choice of beers was mainly the larger breweries rather than micros. Had Triple fff Altons Pride which was in good condition. |
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Newcastle Upon Tyne › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Gill Smith |
Our first visit to this 2010 entry in the Good Beer Guide as we gave up trying to get there last time we went to Newcastle. It is a bit of a walk over footbridges to find it, but it was a good pub worth looking for. We chose Fernandes Bier Keller a... [more>] |
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Newcastle Upon Tyne › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Gill Smith |
I like the style of this 2010 entry in the Good Beer Guide, with its long narrow bar. Loved the cartoon pictures on the wall, said to be customers from some time ago. Enjoyed Big Lamp Sunny Daze and Yorkshire Dales Booze Moor here. |
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Newcastle Upon Tyne › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Gill Smith |
A first time visit to this 2010 entry in the Good Beer Guide. Enjoyed Captain Cook's Endeavour and had a walk up to the outside seating area and wow, what a bonus for the pub. The terrace was fantastic, and I feel that my next visit to Newcastle ne... [more>] |
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Recommended by grant bjorkelund |
me and my friend Gary stayed here for 5 days in May 2008 and we both enjoyed our stay but only thing to let us down we were planted on top floor, we didnt use the kitchen as everyone just abused the fridge belongings, the pub underneath was a great w... [more>] |
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