Recommended by Bucking Fastard |
After a long closure,the pub was aquired by the local community in 2013,who then set about creating a gastro pub but with space to accomodate folk just wanting to drink as well.In these Covid times ,the entrance is off the large car park ,where the n... [more>] | |
Recommended by hondo . |
An application to change the empty George and Dragon into a House in Multiple Occupation approved. | |
Recommended by Quinno _ |
Beer quality improved - Theakstons OP is a regular and was in good nick yesterday. The back now has spots and stripes pool. May 2014 An old Firkin pub that was big on student/live music scene a few years back. Building itself is quite historic and t... [more>] | |
Recommended by Blue Scrumpy |
The Lord Rosebery is a corner pub tucked away in a residential area in the north of the city. It appears to be under new ownership and all of its 6 handpulls were clipped with 4 ales and 2 ciders - Shortts Darkside & Strummer, Lacon's Legacy, Mr Wint... [more>] | |
Recommended by Blue Scrumpy |
Having been over 10 years since my last visit here, I thought I'd give it another try and I was fairly impressed. It's a decent local boozer which has Sharp's Doom Bar and 3 guests. These were Adnams Ghost Ship, Lacon's Encore & Tipple's Malten Copp... [more>] | |
Recommended by Blue Scrumpy |
The Duke of Wellington was another Norwich pub that I decided to give another try, having last been here over 10 years ago and rating it as decidedly average. However, I was really impressed this time around. There's a blackboard listing the full se... [more>] | |
Recommended by Blue Scrumpy |
Greene King pub to which I paid my first visit yesterday, on a tour of the city's pubs. It's a corner pub with a couple of rooms. We sat in the front bar, where the toilets have been made unisex. Greene King IPA & Abbot are the regular ales. Guests ... [more>] | |
Recommended by Blue Scrumpy |
Entrance to this Greene King pub is currently down a side passage. You exit through the front door. 5 ales were on - Coach Ale (presumably Greene King), Wolf Letsbe Avenue, Lacon's Hop Mount, St Peter's Plum Porter & Panther Beast of the East. There ... [more>] | |
Recommended by Blue Scrumpy |
Only the garden is presently available for drinking in, at this Grain Brewery pub. Although you do get to enter the pub's interior when paying up and exiting. Entrance is through a gate from the side passageway. The garden itself is very pleasant an... [more>] | |
Recommended by Blue Scrumpy |
The Fat Cat has always been one of my favourite pubs in the country and indeed one of very few that I would award a 10/10. Having not visited for 7 years, I was looking forward to stepping through the doors again. The interior has not changed. But t... [more>] | |
Recommended by Blue Scrumpy |
The Reindeer was the most disappointing of the pubs we tried in Norwich yesterday. Things were starting to get a little hazy by this point. But I do recall a single, slightly dark room with a bar containing around a dozen handpulls. Sadly, only one ... [more>] | |
Recommended by Blue Scrumpy |
I've been meaning to get to this Norwich pub for some time. But I finally got around to visiting it for the first time yesterday. It's almost always the local CAMRA branch cider pub of the year. So, I was certainly looking forward to it. It did not ... [more>] | |
Recommended by Blue Scrumpy |
On doing a bit of research about Norwich pubs, the Artichoke kept cropping up as one I should possibly try. It's a distinctive landmark building that you will probably pass when heading to Norwich's many other real ale pubs. We didn't get to see muc... [more>] | |
Hull › East Riding of Yorkshire Recommended by Graham Coombs |
A friendly little pub by the waterside, which benefits from a decked area protected by a glass screen with excellent views out over the estuary. Inside there are a couple of homely rooms round the bar including a dining area. Ales are still one from ... [more>] | |
Hull › East Riding of Yorkshire Recommended by Graham Coombs |
Accessed through a tabled courtyard in the Old Town Museum Quarter, this is a rather nice pub, if a bit touristy. The main room has bare brick walls and an iron column-supported ceiling and is liberally covered with assorted nautical, beer and other ... [more>] |
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