Pubs Galore Activity for Monday, 25 July 2016

Activity for 25^th July 2016

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	The Oak Inn Walsall › West Midlands Recommended by Al Bundy	A pub that is basic on every level. A simple open plan pub with a central bar and a unique aroma. All white walls and wooden floored. 2 handpumps on the bar with only Backyard Gold on. There were friendly enough people in on this afternoon.
	The Met Walsall › West Midlands Recommended by Al Bundy	If you can avoid. A shack like place that seems to be aimed at the local youth, desperate or insane. Situated on a canal wharf its a basic noise bar. No real ale and usual fizzpop crap. The actual wharf has a lovely collection of floating bottles, bu... [more>]
	Brewers Fayre Walsall Walsall › West Midlands Recommended by Al Bundy	No, no and thrice no. Go somewhere, anywhere else, the rubbish bar next door even. A Brewers Fayre monstrosity with all that that entails but worse. An open plan place and rubbish. No real ale but that's the least of its problems. Bland, kids, bland,... [more>]
	Stage Hotel Wigston › Leicestershire Recommended by peter ashworth	Stopped here for one night on my way to Stamford and Lincoln.This is an hotel in the Ramada chain that has a bar but no cask beers
	Bar 137 Blackpool › Lancashire Recommended by Colin Walker	There is a sign above the door showing the name Venom. Which appears to according to facebook shows the place as a live music and club venue. I visited during the day and it just a pleasant enough pub selling Carlsberg and Tetley's at £2.00 a pint.
	The Tally Ho N12 › London (Greater) Recommended by Pub SignMan	This is a landmark pub located in the crook of a junction which is known locally as Tally Ho Corner. The pub is presently operated by Wetherspoons, although it does form part of the latest tranche of their pub estate to have been put up for sale, so ... [more>]
	The Four Candles (JD Wetherspoon) Oxford › Oxfordshire Recommended by Moby Duck	A small spoons as described below, the beers and ciders as mentioned by BF didn't generally inspire but the stand out was the Salopian Oracle which was an excellent beer. I found the service to be rather Lackadaisical and on a couple of occassions th... [more>]
	The Elephant Inn N12 › London (Greater) Recommended by Pub SignMan	Located on one of the main roads through Finchley, this is a traditional two bar Fuller’s pub that has been knocked through to create a continuous U-shaped interior. The right hand side of the pub is bare boarded and has nice padded banquettes runnin... [more>]
	The Grapes Oxford › Oxfordshire Recommended by Moby Duck	Modern interior with a rough cut cabin feel,decent range of beers and my choice of beerd Cubic,though not quite to my taste was decent enough but I agree with Tris below that maybe a little on the warm side. An interesting bar with some promise and w... [more>]
	The Rose & Crown Oxford › Oxfordshire Recommended by Moby Duck	Accessed down a narrow sidestreet, once past the eye catching exterior you find yourself inside a low ceilinged traditional pub with a passageway leading to two seperate rooms with a small but delightful enclosed garden to the rear.Four beers were av... [more>]
	The Lighthouse Oxford › Oxfordshire Recommended by Moby Duck	Quite nicely done out inside but given the beers on offer ,Oxford Gold and Hobgoblin it didn't really do it for me here.
	The Kings Arms Oxford › Oxfordshire Recommended by Moby Duck	In the past I have disregarded this place as being an ordinary Youngs pub and walked past, I was wrong in that assumption, It actually has a rather interesting interior, multi-roomed with some fine wood and glazing features throughout. A bonus on the... [more>]
	The Bear Oxford › Oxfordshire Recommended by Moby Duck	A tiny and ancient Fullers Pub,there are two rooms both small and the previously mentioned tie collection is quite a sight.Six pumps in all, a four and a two were serving Pride, ESB,Olivers Island and Quintesential British Pale Ale with a Gales HSB c... [more>]
	The Registry Walsall › West Midlands Recommended by Al Bundy	A big nightmare. Typical Yates pub. If you like them this is your place. If you don't avoid. Large, open plan, noisy, rubbish, bad ale.
	St Aldates Tavern Oxford › Oxfordshire Recommended by Moby Duck	Attractive exterior to the pub, once inside there is a more modern makeover with a mixture of styles and I found it to be a bit of a mish mash,however there are six pumps for real ale and although I managed to forget to note the beers on for some rea... [more>]