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Recommended by E TA |
As described by others below, this modern taproom is convenient for the railway station as well as the Brewery Square commercial centre. I liked the juxtaposition of the Chesterfields and the PacMan console, and we found the atmosphere pleasant, wit... [more>] |
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Recommended by The Chairman |
What a splendid pub! A fine place for an afternoon of talking nonsense with friends and enjoying a few beers. An excellent selection of ales on offer, including a stout, and all at very good quality and reasonable prices (Harvest Pale at £4.50). Acce... [more>] |
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Recommended by Steve of N21 |
Apparently reopened in late 2025 after being closed for several years, we quite liked this one as it was a proper pub in the evenings as it only does food between 12 and 5.00PM. So in the evenings it was wet sales only and tended to be void of famili... [more>] |
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Recommended by ROB Camra |
A huge pub with lots of different areas, but still basically one room. Quite a few diners dotted about on a Thursday, early evening, but by no means busy. I had a pint of something pretty pedestrian as far as cask is concerned and I can't remember wh... [more>] |
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Kidderminster › Worcestershire Recommended by Soup Dragon |
Clearly connected to the Talbot, seemingly incorporating the former stable area. It has front and rear patios. A bizarre L-shaped room where the serving bar appears at the end of the 'L'. It is finished in white artex and red, with black beam and loo... [more>] |
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Kidderminster › Worcestershire Recommended by Soup Dragon |
A detached pub with brick porch and light blue render, with a beer patio. The interior is irregularly shaped and is in cream and light blue with old photos on the walls. No TV, with very soft music. Service was great and it was frequented by a local ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Steve of N21 |
Yes, definitely more of a hotel bar than a pub, which from inspection is unchanged from the review below. However, the key selling point here, and the reason we visited, is the fantastic spacious courtyard garden out the back that overlooks the sea a... [more>] |
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Recommended by Ian Mapp |
Not for me - but this was due to coinciding my visit when Mr Mojo was creating the most incredible racket on his wheel of steel. No one wants to hear the theme from the Pink Panther at volumes that would rattle your fillings on a Sunday afternoon. ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Tris C |
Now a caskless food pub run by the Spiteri family, no mention though of Sharleen. |
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Recommended by Blackthorn _ |
Located in a small village just outside Belper, this isn’t somewhere you’re going to stumble across by accident, but is certainly well worth making the effort to track down. Parking is somewhat limited with the pub’s own car park having been closed o... [more>] |
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Recommended by paulof horsham |
On this visit, there were 3 East Anglian ales on the bar, along with 3 more well-chosen indies served by overall wearing barmen. There's a few tables on the riverside walk beside the Wensum, which were all proving popular today, but leaving plenty of... [more>] |
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