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Recommended by Rex Rattus |
This is a high street bar, with little to recommend it. But I had some hope on approaching it when I could just see over a car to the top of an 'A' board which said "Real....". Real ale? No such luck, it was advertising the Real Madrid v Barcelona ma... [more>] |
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Recommended by Old Blue |
A large, square corner pub from M&B’s Sizzling Inns stable, with a large garden and car park outside, and open plan with a central bar, sky sports, jukebox, pool and darts inside. Fairly standard drinks range, with two banks of three handpulls, each... [more>] |
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Recommended by Rex Rattus |
This is an old Victorian Truman’s pub that retains two bars (the old Saloon Bar was not in use during my visit) and still has some original features such as the vestiges of the wooden screening containing some etched/cut glass, and the “Saloon Bar” i... [more>] |
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Recommended by Rex Rattus |
There’s no real ale here, and no sign of food. In fact not much sign of anything, other than a pool table and bogstandard lagers. The barmaid was really friendly though, and that’s a big plus in my book, and in her case, working in this pub, must be ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Helen Iwanczuk |
Driving past the Vauxhall on Saturday, I noticed that it had closed. I've checked the local press, there are plans to build a complex of takeaway outlets on the site. Not surprisingly, there have been local objections to these plans. Update: There ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
Located in Charlton, a few minutes out of Andover. A traditional stone building with a small thatched bit on the right side. Someone here is a Ford Escort fan, two late 80’s models were in the car park. Two rooms within; front is the public bar, pool... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
Traditional old building with a thatched roof, chocolate box style. A Wadworth pub with three of their ales, my Swordfish was fair if a little flat. Country inn ambience inside with two rooms, a small corner one on the left (oddly containing one of t... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
Cream coloured old building, a little off the beaten track. Lacks much olde worlde charm inside though, looks like a recent refurbishment and nearly the entire interior was set for formal dining. Three rooms, with an attractive leaded fox pane in the... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
A high central bar dominates the interior, with narrow drinking areas surrounding and low ceilings. Nice bric-a-brac and the ornate wooden board above the bar depicting various cricket legends of yore (replete with embossed heads) was a talking point... [more>] |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
Another thatched chocolate box place which seem to be prevalent in this section of Hampshire. A multi-roomed country pub ambience within; a selection of brasses, hung rifles and swords. Main point of note was the bar servery (more a long rectangular ... [more>] |
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Recommended by john gray |
Enticed by the signage that said free house I found a keg only range of beers.What a shocker of a pub.Dj was blasting the music out and 3 tv screens were showing what appeared to be Irish football.Still it was busy enough so has a certain appeal. |
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Recommended by john gray |
A new pub in a railway arch.Nice glass frontage and is bright and airy with minimal decoration.One wall has a large mural the other wall has fridges with bottled beer to drink in or take away.Long wooden tables with benches with a few tables are the ... [more>] |
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Recommended by john gray |
Very quiet modern looking brown interior pub.Only Sussex best on.How do pubs like this survive. |
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Recommended by john gray |
Very busy nicely done up low beamed traditional style pub .Pool table to the side room.Plenty of outside seating to the front.8 handpumps with 7 beers on from the regional brewers.Hobgoblin.Doombar, Abbots ,Banks bitter etc. Obviously never heard of ... [more>] |
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