Pubs Galore Activity for Tuesday, 2 September 2014

Activity for 2^nd September 2014

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	The Cardinals Hat Worcester › Worcestershire Recommended by Malden man	Another top drawer Worcester boozer, multi-roomed with all areas linked via a flag stoned corridor. The bar serves the front room, ales are listed on a board together with those coming next so if you are sat in the back you can still see what's going... [more>]
	Auld Classic Bar Dunfermline › Fife Recommended by Colin Walker	This is the former pub called JD's. Situated in the building formally used a Snooker club. The pub is on the ground floor and upstairs although not part of the pub was Dunfermline Amateur Boxing Club. A very friendly pub as most of the customers pass... [more>]
	The Oak Tree Chester › Cheshire Recommended by Alan Hurdle	A new Hungry Horse for the Upton Dene development. Open 26/08/2014
	King Charles II Worcester › Worcestershire Recommended by Malden man	Yet another blinding Worcester pub and no inkling that it has only recently been converted, a classic genuinely old building with a beamed ceiling and old timbers holding the old girl up, dark wood panelling, an amazing feature fireplace with civil w... [more>]
	The Firefly Worcester › Worcestershire Recommended by Malden man	Last pub before the train home after a very heavy weekend, boarded floor, leatherette benches to one side with spirits bottles over, a fireplace had a deers head mounted above. Venetian blinds, lilies in a vase on the corner of the bar, fancy twinkli... [more>]
	The Woodman Corner West Bromwich › West Midlands Recommended by Delboy 20	The Craic House has been renamed. It is now The Woodman Corner. This name refers to the old Woodman pub which used to stand on the corner of the Albion ground.
	The White Swan West Bromwich › West Midlands Recommended by Delboy 20	The White Swan is no more. There are now no pubs left on Bromford Lane. It is now a Turkish restaurant called Kebub.
	Pig & Truffle Welwyn Garden City › Hertfordshire Recommended by Quinno _	Modern cafe bar. Two levels, large plate glass windows let in a lot of light. Some glitzy décor including a large shimmery pig (oink!). Three ales: Adnams Bitter, Tribute and a very interesting guest - Yarmouth Lacons Legacy which was so-so condition... [more>]
	The Swan Inn Exmouth › Devon Recommended by Graham Coombs	Excellent pub in picturesque village, conveniently next to station. Central bar furnished in good traditional style, with more tables round to the right and a nice-looking restaurant area to the left. Tables outside at front. Good selection of beers ... [more>]
	The Globe Inn Exmouth › Devon Recommended by Graham Coombs	Friendly locals' pub in centre of village.
	The Passage House Inn Exeter › Devon Recommended by Graham Coombs	As below, with further comment that they offer a couple of beers from the barrel during the summer season - Summer's Hare and Liquid Sunshine at time of visit, although not convinced about the quality.
	Judge's Lodgings York › North Yorkshire Recommended by Graham Coombs	Following a major refurbishment, this now has a very modern feel, with lots of white painted briokwork and modern furniture, and a peculiar glazed area behind, quite at contrast with the age of the building, although the upstairs restaurant and terra... [more>]