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Recommended by Quinno _ |
Stunning Fullers bank conversion which I got to enjoy a bit more this time - 14 years on! - as the worst of the after-work crowd had dissipated by the time I trudged in. Some staff were goofing about avoiding work but one of the few actually being co... [more>] |
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Recommended by aleand hearty |
New micropub, housed in a former optician's. Opens on a limited basis Friday 26.04.24. Hopes to be fully operational by mid-May. |
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Recommended by Quinno _ |
The original Brum cask factory and still brilliant. Friendly place with a lovely quiet atmosphere, just chatter and hubbub. Finally made it to the upstairs area as well. Sampled Titanic/Thornbridge collab Britannic (NBSS 3.5) and Grasshopper Brewery ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Will Larter |
A roadside pub on the main road through Sandal, and almost exclusively for diners, to judge by the way the tables are set up; grey paint is also a bit of a clue, I find. Dreadful furnishing and even worse music. The service was efficient and imperson... [more>] |
 | The Briar Rose (JD Wetherspoon) Recommended by Quinno _ |
A flying revisit, though I have dropped in a couple of times since the last review. The pub now finds itself the GBG and my Redemption Magnus was fine (NBSS 3). Can get terrifyingly busy despite its substantial size but service is prompt. November 2... [more>] |
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Recommended by Will Larter |
A large corner pub, clearly made up of the requisite number of buildings, all painted grey, like the Castle Inn just along the road. The interior is still reasonably publike, unlike the Castle, and there were three beers available at the time of my v... [more>] |
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Recommended by Will Larter |
A traditional village pub, cottage style but with internal walls replaced by RSJs. There were five hand pumps with four cask beers on when I was here. I had a beer called Red Rocket from a local microbrewery called Morton Collins, which was in very g... [more>] |
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Recommended by Will Larter |
A canalside pub made from two or three cottages knocked through, with the multiple rooms opened out into a walk-through space mostly devoted to dining, with overspill to the garden. Despite the clear emphasis on food - it was pretty busy at 11:30am -... [more>] |
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Recommended by Will Larter |
A large backstreet pub, maybe originally two buildings, looking at the disparate windows, but opened out internally into one large space, with the bar against the back wall. This is the brewery tap for the onsite microbrewery of the same name. There ... [more>] |
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