Pubs Galore Activity for Thursday, 30 July 2015

Activity for 30^th July 2015

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	Richmond Pub Liverpool › Merseyside Recommended by Al Bundy	Sometimes good sometimes bad. The Lord Warden on London Rd and The Victoria Cross on Sir Thomas St are owned by the same lot.
	Ye Olde Cock Tavern EC4 › London (Central) Recommended by Real Ale Ray	A lot more tourists in here, than the George further along surprisingly. The interior is long and narrow and goes back quite some way. The rear of the pub is mainly set out for dining, the middle of the pub hosts a good sized bar, with six handpumps.... [more>]
	Wheatsheaf SE1 › London (Central) Recommended by Real Ale Ray	A busy Young's pub, opposite Borough Market. The interior is very trendy with an island bar in the main bar and a VW camper van in the room beyond. Bowler hats had been made over into lamp shades, hanging from the ceiling which was different. Seven h... [more>]
	The George SE1 › London (Central) Recommended by Real Ale Ray	We nearly walked past this one, tucked away down a side courtyard. So we did our tourist bit and popped in. If the pub was sitting in water, you would be convinced you were on an old galleon ship. Well worth a nose, good service in here, even when it... [more>]
	The Chief Justice of the Common Pleas (JD Wetherspoon) Keswick › Cumbria Recommended by jp cumbria	Rambling series of smallish rooms with a varied selection of tables and seating. Smart and attentive staff.3 standard and 5 local ales, all 50p dearer than normal. Tourist prices in a tourist town.
	Rising Sun W1 › London (Central) Recommended by Real Ale Ray	I liked the grand exterior of this pub and also noted the name of the pub in mosaic tiles at the main threshold. Three ales on handpump, Trumans Swift was the best choice on this visit.
	The Wheatsheaf Esher › Surrey Recommended by Marc Tracy	The Wheatsheaf on Esher Green - Under New Management - has re-opened with excellent food and service. It's so good to have our local back..... The Wheatsheaf has undergone a complete makeover, the ambiance is just right. This is what I call a decent... [more>]
	King Charles I N1 › London (Central) Recommended by Real Ale Ray	I thought this pub was going to be a bit of a mecca for some fellow alers, on our Saturday eve visit, only to find one solitary customer drinker lager. Four handpumps with three in use. I went for Cottage Brewery Rib Tickler, a non-descript beer.
	The College Arms WC1 › London (Central) Recommended by Real Ale Ray	A Faucet Inns pub comprising of a modern interior, painted in pastel tones. The back wall was wallpapered and a display of bird cages where displayed hanging from the central part of the ceiling. Three ales on chrome handpumps, I went for the London ... [more>]
	The Marlborough Arms WC1 › London (Central) Recommended by Real Ale Ray	A trip down memory lane, visiting this one. I went for Adnams Fat Sprat 3.8% and got charged £4.80, typical Taylor Walker rip off prices again. I mentioned the high prices TW charged, to the barmaid, who explained that it was the brewers who dictated... [more>]
	The Cricketers Addlestone › Surrey Recommended by Moby Duck	A Victorian built pub with several rooms now opened up that doglegs around the bar,some areas are more set out for dining but there is a main drinking area and a further room area with a pool table and more seating.Live music was being advertised and... [more>]
	Moorlands Hotel Cardiff › South Glamorgan Recommended by Alan Hurdle	Converted into Moorlands flats in about 2009.
	Tramways Hotel Sheffield › South Yorkshire Recommended by Will Larter	Demolished July 2015