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Recommended by E TA |
Still a Butcombe pub, though it’s now much touristy than previously and concentrates more on feeding grockles than being a local pub. There are several B&B chalets, and there is a large modern car park over the road. The internal layout is still as... [more>] |
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Recommended by Strongers . |
Steps from the street climb to the Fence entrance that opens into a canteen like open plan space with a worn wooden floor and yellow painted walls and pillars. Booth seating is found on the left-hand wall and there are high tables around the entrance... [more>] |
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Recommended by Will Larter |
A fine looking building, beautifully located opposite Madeley Pool. As with many modern Joules pubs, it's hard to tell what is original and what reproduction, but in this instance the building was badly damaged by fire, so any fakery is fully justifi... [more>] |
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Recommended by Strongers . |
The Three Compasses has a worn wooden floor and high tables that run up the left wall to the serving counter and then a kitchenette in the left rear corner, there was a strong smell of old fat. Up the centre are more high tables to several supporting... [more>] |
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Recommended by Will Larter |
Fairly basic town centre pub doing a brisk lunchtime trade. Four hand pumps with just Abbot and Hobgoblin Gold on. I went for a half of the former, which was pretty good (NBSS 3, £4.70/pint). There are several different seating areas, with some old f... [more>] |
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Recommended by Strongers . |
The Castle is a wooden floored pub with high tables under the leaded windows either side of the central entrance. The green painted serving counter on the right-hand wall matches the colour of the walls and supporting pillars, and the ceiling above. ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Delboy 20 |
Quite busy in here with plenty of people watching the football. No real ale but I spotted a couple of craft taps on the bar so I went for Intuition from Attic brewery. I would imagine this place gets pretty lively in the evening! An improvement on th... [more>] |
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Recommended by Will Larter |
Two hand pumps on the bar, one with a reversed pump clip from Purple Moose Brewery. Apparently they usually have one of this fine brewery's beers on, but after a busy weekend just gone, there was none left. It was lively and friendly here at 6pm on m... [more>] |
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Recommended by Will Larter |
A large market town hotel, with many public rooms all tastefully decorated and furnished by someone with enviable panache. The bar is through the foyer and in a separate small room whose entrance is in the left corner of the main room (which has a ma... [more>] |
 | Slaters Arms / Tafarn Y Chwarelwyr Recommended by Will Larter |
I've been to Corris a couple of times, but due to bad planning had never found the pub open. Made a special effort this time, staying at a camp site down the valley. The front room is as described below, with high tables challenging my climbing abili... [more>] |
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Recommended by Moby Duck |
The pub still has a proper boozer feel despite several TV screens on the go. An L shaped room mimicking the external corner pub layout, six handpumps but just a couple working with a choice of Doom Bar and Sambrooks Pumphouse on offer. |
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Recommended by Moby Duck |
A fairly large brew pub I happened upon unintentionally whilst misreading my directions, but pleased I did. The Bar counter is a long traditional pub style bar and beer is dispensed by tap via the brewery tanks visible to the rear of the pub, ten in ... [more>] |
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