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Activity for 2nd September 2026

6 recommendations submitted on the day.
The Blythe Hill Tavern

The Blythe Hill Tavern

SE23London (Greater)

Recommended by Will Larter

I've lost count of the number of times I've seen this pub recommended, most recently Will Hawkes' list of the heat pubs in every English county. I'm staying a few nights in Rotherhithe, and it's possible to get here by public transport, though a coup... [more>]
Crown

Crown

MorecambeLancashire

Recommended by ROB Camra

This is a restaurant and there is no seating inside for drinkers. I called in for a beer and as it happened I got served with a half of Carlsberg and went and sat in the tiny garden at the front. The guy who followed me into the bar about 2 minutes l... [more>]
Trading Route

Trading Route

ManchesterManchester (Greater)

Recommended by ROB Camra

Much bigger than it looks from the outside, with a long bar running most of its length. It specialises in Manchester Union keg beers and rotisserie chicken. I had a half of the lager and sat outside in the beer garden watching the world go by which w... [more>]
Sylvan Post

Sylvan Post

SE23London (Greater)

Recommended by Will Larter

I couldn't resist calling in here - it's an archetypal 60s post office, which has been more than adequately described by the previous reviewers. I'm here on a midweek early afternoon and it's pretty quiet, which is just as well because the tables and... [more>]
The South Western

The South Western

SalisburyWiltshire

Recommended by Will Larter

Reported as being refurbished as a pub and opening soon. The Co-op bought it with a view to converting it to a "convenience store", but their planning application "ran into difficulties".
The Varsity Club

The Varsity Club

OxfordOxfordshire

Recommended by Tris C

I’ll leave the review in part to CAMRA but that said the location is a townhouse above Oxford’s lovely Covered Market (where there are now some worthy drinkeries), looking out over the High, one of the city’s grandest promenades. I arrived at around ... [more>]