Recommended by E TA |
A wonderful 17th Century village pub that has been recently refurbished. The pub sits in the middle of the village making it a natural focus for village life. There is a small beer garden hidden away at the back, and a couple of metal tables at the... [more>] | |
Recommended by Alan Hurdle |
Real Ale is very hit and miss here (that's if you call boring National brands a hit!) | |
Recommended by Bucking Fastard |
Old stone building with a good sized car park on the main road,this pub has been modernised inside and is now very food orientated.You enter into the tap room,and this is the area if you just want a drink.There is a small fireplace here,sadly unlit o... [more>] | |
Recommended by ROB Camra |
Small, fairly basic pub on the edge of an estate, although it looks like it pre dates the houses. There's a smart lounge to the left and a more basic taproom to the right. There was no-one in the lounge during my visit, but I suspect it gets busier w... [more>] | |
Stalybridge › Manchester (Greater) Recommended by Real Ale Ray |
A traditional pub that has been past down from father to son. There are a couple of photos behind the bar of his mother and father and the barmaid told us that his father ran the pub for 61 years. The interior of the pub is well kept and hasn't been ... [more>] | |
Recommended by Real Ale Ray |
This was another excellent ale drinkers paradise, with a range of eight ales on handpump. The pub has a large front room and a ginormous back room with a grand piano in one corner and an upright piano in the opposite corner. The front room consists o... [more>] | |
Stalybridge › Manchester (Greater) Recommended by Real Ale Ray |
We arrived at two minutes to 4 and asked the guy setting up the bar if we could come in as they open at 4. He said we would have to wait until the owner arrived, I told him it was wind and rain outside, so he let us in. There were two ales on handpum... [more>] | |
Recommended by Just a quick pint, then I'm off |
Attractive Hall & Woodhouse pub, extended at some stage into the adjoining building and retaining almost separate bars on each side of the central servery. The interior is semi-traditionally furnished and benefits from having large windows on two si... [more>] | |
Recommended by Just a quick pint, then I'm off |
Wedge-shaped bar in a narrow shop-lined alleyway behind Holborn underground station - easy to miss, as I have done more than once previously... Small plain tables and chairs, and apart from the large mural on the back wall, little in the way of deco... [more>] |
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