Pubs Galore Activity for Wednesday, 18 January 2017

Activity for 18^th January 2017

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	The William Stead (JD Wetherspoon) Darlington › County Durham Recommended by custodian 42	Not as good as Tanners Hall but OK as a Spoons, I suppose. Worth dropping in for a pint.
	The Greyhound Darlington › County Durham Recommended by custodian 42	Last pub before the train home and what a dump this place is. Will come back to the station at the other end when next I visit Darlington.
	Brass Monkey SW1 › London (Central) Recommended by custodian 42	Weak Real Ale in a pleasantly turned out pub meant I had to resort to cider. Get some decent ale in to warrant a revisit.
	Victoria Taps SW1 › London (Central) Recommended by custodian 42	No real ale in here, just lagers and cider. Nice open fire at the far end though.
	The Prince Of Wales SW1 › London (Central) Recommended by custodian 42	One room pub with, happily, ESB on draught. Pleasant enough place for a drink.
	The Warwick SW1 › London (Central) Recommended by custodian 42	For a Saturday afternoon, this was a quiet pub. Some loud people came in to ask where a TV set was. Happily they left once gaining directions. Abbot Ale on draught was OK but there was a strange smell that permeated the atmosphere.
	The Jugged Hare SW1 › London (Central) Recommended by custodian 42	Decent large conversion which was rather quiet for a Saturday afternoon. ESB on draught was a fine choice but I doubt if I'll be back.
	The Queens Arms SW1 › London (Central) Recommended by custodian 42	Weak real ale I'm afraid, which does little for me. If it had something decent on it would be worth going back to.
	The Constitution SW1 › London (Central) Recommended by custodian 42	Weak real ale again although this pub was by far the busiest I'd been in so far. Football results on the TVs may explain this.
	Cask SW1 › London (Central) Recommended by custodian 42	At last, a pub that gets a revisit stamp! I had Abduction which was excellent and the choice was extensive - 15 keg, 14 real ales and bottles in fridges. There was a price list to the left of the bar that showed increases in price subject to the ABV ... [more>]
	Pride of Pimlico SW1 › London (Central) Recommended by custodian 42	Last pub on my crawl and what a change from the Cask. No real ale and many drunken loud Irish voices could be heard above the TVs. Not one to revisit.
	Loco Mexicano SW1 › London (Central) Recommended by custodian 42	This appears to be a restaurant.
	The Nags Head WC2 › London (Central) Recommended by custodian 42	Pleasant enough corner pub with decent strength own seasonal ale (5.2%). Not as busy as I had expected so got a seat easily enough. Worth a revisit.
	Belushi's WC2 › London (Central) Recommended by custodian 42	Not much to shout about with this one. London Pride, lagers and burgers on the menu.
	Tuttons WC2 › London (Central) Recommended by custodian 42	Half restaurant and half seating area for drinkers - nothing special ale wise.