Pubs Galore Activity for Monday, 24 October 2016

Activity for 24^th October 2016

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	The Lord Nelson Barnet › London (Greater) Recommended by Quinno _	An enticing backstreet Youngs pub. The L shaped interior retains a lot of old character and is fairly plush - pub carpet, lovely tables with a red inlay, nautical ephemera, model boats, really unusual mint and maroon wallpaper, purple padded banquett... [more>]
	The Joiners N3 › London (Greater) Recommended by Quinno _	A depressingly workaday blandized corporate pub - from the modern mish-mash interior with over-loud inoffensive music, random plastic sports crap hanging from ceiling plus Six Nations flags pinned up despite being 4 months out of date. Still, things ... [more>]
	The Griffin N20 › London (Greater) Recommended by Quinno _	A place that has been the victim of multiple botched refurbs (previously a Scruffy Murphys, at least). A blandly decorated, odd-shaped interior knocked-through at the front, with a separate rear room and an apparently huge rear garden which I overloo... [more>]
	The Bull N6 › London (Greater) Recommended by Quinno _	An uphill yomp from the tube but worthwhile for the homebrew ale (London Brewing Co) available. In a hilly part of the capital, this building sits above the street level and the steps up might finish off the less fit pub-goer. The interior is pretty ... [more>]
	The Victoria N6 › London (Greater) Recommended by Quinno _	Looks promising from the outside - an interesting and pretty exterior with green tiling and recessed upper balcony but sadly the interior is a long dull, dark and narrow affair with little life pertaining on a late Saturday afternoon. I suspect that ... [more>]
	The Woodman N6 › London (Greater) Recommended by Quinno _	Well this is the closest pub to the tube station and boy do they know it. A rattly, open-plan interior with failed gastro pretensions. Maroon and gold colour scheme etc. Rear curtained room for sports but the big screen aspect ratios were incorrectly... [more>]
	Harry Cook Cheltenham › Gloucestershire Recommended by Blackthorn _	A good sized pub with an entrance at either end in the popular and upmarket Montpelier district, this is an attractive looking venue with terraced seating at the front, although the presence of a bouncer on the door and several TV screens showing the... [more>]
	The Lyric W1 › London (Central) Recommended by Moby Duck	A basic one room pub with an upstairs dining room not investigated, all as described by Bucking Fastard below, beer-wise this was a real find in Taylor Walker land,beers on were an excellent 360 degrees Session IPA backed up with Longarm Lucky Penny,... [more>]
	The Queens Head W1 › London (Central) Recommended by Moby Duck	A small but perfectly formed traditional boozer with a decent beer range,quite rare in the surrounding area. Five pumps featuring Twickenham Naked Ladies,Darkstar Revalation,Tiny Reble One Inch Punch,Robinsons Trooper and Fullers London Pride. Good P... [more>]