Pubs Galore Activity for Monday, 6 July 2015

Activity for 6^th July 2015

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	Tenby Harbwr Brewery Tap & Kitchen Tenby › Dyfed Recommended by Blackthorn _	An attractive looking pub in the heart of Tenby with plenty of hanging baskets outside to add to the appeal, it is, in fact, something of a disappointment when you get inside. There’s nothing especially wrong with it, but it’s all been opened out in ... [more>]
	The Snowdon Llandudno › Gwynedd Recommended by Al Bundy	Nice enough pub serving about 6 real ales. Seating outside with nice views left/right/behind/front depending on which bench you're on.
	The Stackpole Inn Pembroke › Dyfed Recommended by Blackthorn _	An attractive pub in this small village, it certainly looks the part with it’s good sized beer garden at the front and plenty of flowers and other foliage covering the front elevation. Inside however, it doesn’t have quite the traditional charm one m... [more>]
	The Lifeboat Tavern Tenby › Dyfed Recommended by Blackthorn _	A traditional looking pub in the centre of Tenby, it’s adorned with a number of hanging baskets which make it look quite attractive, although is probably also fairly essential as many other nearby hostelries follow a similar approach. A courtyard gar... [more>]
	The Halfway House Worcester › Worcestershire Recommended by Oggwyn Great	Gone for good , to be another Spar shop .
	Albion EC1 › London (Central) Recommended by Tris C	I went here for a celebratory party on finishing at Bar School in the summer of 1997. I think it was more of a night club than bar, with thumping music, flashing lights and dry ice. Not my thing at all. Closed in 2008 and now demolished.
	Cruachan Hotel Fort William › Highland Recommended by David Ross	A modern addition to the older main accommodation section, this is a typically bland and uninteresting hotel bar. It was mainly filled with residents eating on the Thursday night I visited. A pint of Fosters lager cost me £3.25 and Tennent's lager, S... [more>]
	The Last Shift Inn Lanark › Strathclyde Recommended by Colin Walker	The Last Shift Inn sits in the small insignificant village of Braehead as it appears on the map. But the drive from North or South gives great views especially the more extensive panorama view to the South. The Inn appears to be a row of cottages and... [more>]
	The Manor Arms Walsall › West Midlands Recommended by Bucking Fastard	A very rustic feel within and lots to admire as you wind your way round the low ceiling of the interior to the tap room with it's six handpumps arranged along a rear wall and no bar,most unusual.Deservedly in the 2015 GBG,with well kept ale and the a... [more>]
	The Black Country Arms Walsall › West Midlands Recommended by Bucking Fastard	ORIGINAL REVIEW June 2011 A vast selection of real ale awaits customers to this pub with an attractive ,traditional exterior.There has been a large internal rebuild,with part of one floor removed to allow a large atrium above the bar which is signif... [more>]
	The Walsall Arms Walsall › West Midlands Recommended by Bucking Fastard	There has been a significant internal refurb in a modern style which feels clean but sterile in an open plan interior that winds around an island bar.There is a large games room to the rear with a wide screen and darts boards in a somewhat austere sp... [more>]
	Liberty House Newcastle Upon Tyne › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Quinno _	An amazing JDW conversion from the old Union Club - the pictures do it better justice than my words but I'll have a go. Enter to a sumptuous lobby area with a grand staircase facing. On the lower floor are two bars over a myriad of characterful rooms... [more>]
	The Mile Castle (Lloyds No 1) Newcastle Upon Tyne › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Quinno _	A three-tiered mega Spoons, with a bar on each floor. Little of the original interior remains but the general décor is good - carpeted, wood panelling and various bits of local history and old portraits. The top tier is the best room, with stained gl... [more>]
	Bridge Hotel Newcastle Upon Tyne › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Quinno _	Lovely historic building just tucked under the side of the Get Carter bridge. Carved dark wood abounds inside, as well as stained and leaded glass, plush bench seating and lovely ceiling cornices. A couple of darker seating areas as you enter, bar be... [more>]
	Crown Posada Newcastle Upon Tyne › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Quinno _	Fantastic CAMRA inventory heritage pub. Snug to left as you enter with green ribbed leather banquette seating. From here you get the best view of the two huge stained glass windows which bathe the whole pub interior in a yellowish glow. Also there ar... [more>]