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The Hope Inn, Pembroke

East End Square
Pembroke
SA71 4DQ

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Will Larter left this review about The Hope Inn

No sign of the local keg beers spotted by the previous reviewers, the nearest being a Felinfoel nitro-stout which was true to style. The front room was busy with ukulele beginners group, the back two rooms were hoping for England to lose in the football (spoiler alert: they didn't), and we were told there was another room upstairs and a beer garden, but this seemed like a lot of faff for a swift half before my train, so I stood by the piece of furniture in the corridor (was it a bench, was it a shelf? We never did find out.) and supped my beer while wishing that summer football hadn't been invented. And ukuleles as well, for that matter.

On 11th July 2024 - rating: 6
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Quinno _ left this review about The Hope Inn

Enigmatic place. It’s a tight multi-roomer via a corridor. Off right is a nice lounge with pub carpet, piano, combo of claret red, deep green and whitewashed stone with heavy curtains and a library shelf with an inlaid TV (showing Jaws on my visit). Also there's a piano, a rack of papers and Hello magazines. Further on, the main bar has a load of unlabelled kegs (the list is directly behind you) dispensing an eclectic mix of local beers and cider with Estrella for the lager-swiggers. I had beers from Pembroke Brewery (Skirp Gold) and Glamorgan (Dead Canary). In this room is a pool table, darts and drop-down screens. At the rear is a very impressive long beer garden with mature trees at the end and a view towards St Daniel’s Hill. Big on local activism here, with South Pembrokeshire Rail Action Group pamphlets, Pembroke Food Hub etc. Bar snacks available, including garlic scotch eggs. I was rather enamoured with this one despite the lack of cask, as was Lady Quinno. I’d certainly recommend seeking it out – vying with the Kings as Pembroke’s best in show. If only there was a cask here…

On 21st August 2022 - rating: 7
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