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Tut 'n' Shive, Doncaster

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6 West Laith Gate
Doncaster
DN1 1SF

Phone: 01302360300

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Greene King

Served areas

Doncaster Town

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Graham Coombs left this review about Tut 'N' Shive

Town pub going for the grunge feel with recycled doors and wood panels nailed to the walls, ceilings and bar. The one large room has the usual mix of high and low tables, while 4 sports TVs offer different channels to the motley clientele. Draught ales were IPA and Abbot, with guests Acorn Barnsley Bitter, Abbeydale Moonshine, Magpie Raven stout plus Old Rosie cider. Condition of that sampled was sadly not great. Has potential but not really succeeding.

On 31^st October 2019 - rating: 6
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Old Boots left this review about Tut 'N' Shive

Self conscious alehouse decor with flag floors, distressed wood doors as counter front and ceiling possibly inspired by the Maltings in York. Six pumps 5 on but with stronger beers (Jaipur)or Black Sheep Bitter and Greene King IPA, I had Thwaites Wainwright in average nick. There are lots of screens and machines. It also has all hard seating in various forms.

On 10^th October 2014 - no rating submitted
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Strongers . left this review about The Tut 'N' Shive

I popped into the Tut ‘N’ Shive on a recent Saturday afternoon when the pub was heaving with a crowd who were intently watching a Premier League football match on the four plasma screens that are located around the pub. The interior of this fairly small pub is L shaped and consists of seating along the left hand wall and more seating to the right where the bar that faces the front windows is located. There is a lot of standing room and I can imagine it feeling a little sparse in here when there is no football on.
The bar is stocked with standard draught and I counted six hand pumps, but it was too busy to get a good look to note what they were drawing. I did spot the tell-tale shape of a Greene King IPA clip, but the old clips that adorn the beams of the pub led me to believe that the other hand pumps were probably drawing something a little more interesting. Food is available daily until 20:00, but I didn’t spot any menus.
There is a jukebox which was obviously switched off and there is a classic rock night and quiz from 20:00 until midnight every Sunday.

I didn’t think that this was the cosiest pub in the world, but the service was friendly. I think that there are better pubs in the area so I would probably give this place a miss next time I’m in town.

On 18^th December 2013 - rating: 6
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