Tut 'n' Shive, Doncaster

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.

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.