Pubs Galore Activity for Wednesday, 29 June 2016

Activity for 29^th June 2016

<< Previous

Results Page: 1 [2]

	The Whiffler (JD Wetherspoon) Norwich › Norfolk Recommended by Aqualung .	This is an original mid twentieth century roadside pub that doesn't seem to have been altered that much. It's a roughly L shaped room that is carpeted and has fairly typical furnishings. There is a patio / garden at the rear and a car park belonging ... [more>]
	The Glasshouse (JD Wetherspoon) Norwich › Norfolk Recommended by Aqualung .	This is a rambling Spoons on two levels though I didn't look upstairs. It's a roughly L shaped room split into different areas. Sadly the far area was taken up with showing a football match and to make matters worse two of the Locale beers on were fo... [more>]
	The Bell Hotel (JD Wetherspoon) Norwich › Norfolk Recommended by Aqualung .	I turned up here on a Saturday afternoon to find it rammed, mainly because of the football. I was in the ground floor bar with just the six hand pumps blissfully unaware that there was another bar upstairs! All six pumps were going here with Abbot, D... [more>]
	The Murderers Norwich › Norfolk Recommended by Aqualung .	I went in the Cafe Bar part of this establishment as the main part was rammed with people watching football. This had five beers and two ciders. The beers were Lacon Falcon, Shortts Farm The Cure, Cottage Over The Bar, Winter's Golden Boot and Panthe... [more>]
	The Queen of Iceni (Lloyds No 1) Norwich › Norfolk Recommended by Aqualung .	I got here in the late afternoon on a Saturday and although there was nothing on at the nearby stadium it was pretty packed. It looks like it's a new purpose built pub in the middle of a riverside complex just a short way from the station. It's a la... [more>]
	Edgar's E8 › London (Central) Recommended by Rex Rattus	There's now no real ale on in here, but there were a half dozen or so unusual keg offerings. Three were from Hackney Brewery, including something with raspberry in it, but I went for the Session IPA at £2.40 a half. They do food - I saw burgers and t... [more>]
	Tropicana Sheffield › South Yorkshire Recommended by ROB Camra	Only open Fridays & Saturdays and only from 22:30 even then except for special occasions when football is on.
	The Old Ship E8 › London (Central) Recommended by Rex Rattus	This place is unchanged since previous reviewers' visits. The graffiti (or perhaps it's supposed to be art) still assaults the eye if you walk through the passage from the Mare St entrance, and all the arty stuff is still there on the walls in the ba... [more>]
	Keg & Cask Hounslow › London (Greater) Recommended by Rex Rattus	There's still no real ale - and no sign of any food when I visited on Monday lunchtime. It's a larger pub than it looks from the main road, stretching a fair down the side road, with a largish sports room tacked on at the end. You enter into an area... [more>]
	The Black Rat Bradford › West Yorkshire Recommended by Real Ale Ray	A very good Micro pub that has only been open for three weeks. This is a small micro and only holds a maximum of twenty people when full. Four handpumps in operation on our visit, two from Naylors and two from Rudgate. I went for the Naylors Blond wh... [more>]
	The Cavalier Newark › Nottinghamshire Recommended by Alan Winfield	The Cavalier was a smart and comfortable pub situated in the middle of Newark. Once inside the pub was quite smart with a single room which was carpeted,the seating was comfy bench type. The pub was a John Smiths tied house with only fizzy John Smith... [more>]
	Midland Hotel Newark › Nottinghamshire Recommended by Alan Winfield	The Midland was a large pub that was very close to Newark Castle train station. Once inside the pub had a few different rooms with a decent sized bar and a more comfortable lounge. The pub was a John Smiths tied house on the few occasions i visited i... [more>]
	New Charles Dickens Wigan › Manchester (Greater) Recommended by Real Ale Ray	Mayflower Brewery was established in 2001 and was brewed in Standish, making it the first Wigan based brewery for 30 years. It's now Wigan's longest running micro brewery and has been relocated to Dochertys. Regular brewing commenced in early 2016 an... [more>]
	The Swan WC1 › London (Central) Recommended by Pub SignMan	Down a pleasant pedestrianised street, close to Great Ormond Street hospital, this is a narrow but surprisingly deep, single room Taylor Walker pub. You enter the pub past a reasonably appealing outdoor seating area with a few sturdy looking benches ... [more>]