Greendale Oak, Worksop

This backstreet pub featured in the Good Beer Guide back in 2003. However, there is no sign of any real ale these days. Nevertheless, I did quite like this pub. It's a small single room local boozer with friendly locals. They were watching the Wales v England rugby union international. One old lady in the centre of the room immediately started chatting to us, commenting that we were still looking incredibly sober being on the 9th pub of a crawl! The keg selection was John Smith's, Carling, Stones Bitter, Coors, Carling, Strongbow & Guinness. We instead decided to hit the top shelf again, being persuaded into trying the landlady's special shot featuring Baileys and a banana spirit. When in Worksop, ...!

The Greendale Oak is a stone built pub that is set in a terrace. Once inside i went into a quite smart room that was carpeted and had a cosy feel to it,there were two real ales on the bar i had a drink of Stones bitter which was a nice drink the other beer was John Smiths bitter which was on handpump. This was a very pleasant and comfortable pub to have a drink in. Pub visited 12/6/1999