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The Corporation Arms, Grimsby

Pub added by Jim Newell
88 Freeman Street
Grimsby
DN32 7AG

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custodian 42 left this review about The Corporation Arms

Two rooms with bars in the middle. TV on the wall. All keg but better than the Cottees.

On 15th March 2020 - rating: 4
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Steve C left this review about The Corporation Arms

The Corporation Arms is a very basic pub that was busy compared to its peers during a recent Wednesday evening visit. The interior consists of two small bars to the left and right, both of which have televisions for showing Sky Sports which was muted. In the right-hand side is a dartboard, but I steered clear of the area due to a couple of very drunk youngsters who were arguing with the barmaid. Live music was advertised for weekends, but there were no specific dates or times so this may be an old general sign. A standard keg range is available, and the lone hand pump was unused. Food is not available. The service was friendly, but I thought this place was a bit of a roughhouse so will not be returning.

On 4th October 2019 - rating: 3
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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about The Corporation Arms

There can't be many places in Britain where the pubs open so early as along Freeman Street, probably due to the fishing dock history and the market? Anyway, even were it not for the heritage inventory snug, this is probably the best looking of the generally run-down establishments. That said, appearances deceive initially once inside because there is nothing of interest in the main bar, although the side lounge (with its own small counter) is well-presented and quite appealing in an understated way. However, to the wood-panelled room at the back, which is really something to behold (although seemingly not used much as there are no tables by the bench seats). Still no real ale, sadly, so made do with a Worthington's (£2.40).

On 29th June 2019 - rating: 6
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Will Larter left this review about The Corporation Arms

Having recently acquired Camra's book of Yorkshire's real heritage pubs (which includes North Lincolnshire) I was keen to see this pub's back smoke room, "one of the best historic interiors in the region". And indeed it is an impressive room (see photos). What a pity that there's no real ale here and that the pub's customers all congregate in the modern and unimpressive front bar. With Tina Turner and Jimi Hendrix on the juke box, I was settling in with my half of Worthington Creamflow, until Voodoo Child ended half way through (obviously not to someone's taste) whereupon I drank up and left.

Date of visit: 4th February 2017

On 29th January 2018 - rating: 6
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Alan Winfield left this review about Corporation Arms

The Corporation Arms is a largish corner pub that used to be a Stones tied house.
The pub now has Bass signs outside but dont know what beers this pub sells has it was not open when i took photo.

On 16th January 2011 - no rating submitted
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