Pubs Galore Activity for Wednesday, 23 October 2019

Activity for 23^rd October 2019

9 recommendations submitted on the day.

	The Blue Pig Telford › Shropshire Recommended by E TA	Still the Blue Pig, someone is still trying unsuccessfully to change the name to the Shropshire Arms, as evinced by their What?ub entry. The interior is as described by Ogwyn, below, the stage by the dartboard being used to host a live act. Outside... [more>]
	Beards + Boards Southampton › Hampshire Recommended by Moby Duck	Craft beer bar opened in September 2019.
	The Crafty Fox Brighouse › West Yorkshire Recommended by aleand hearty	New craft beer bar and bottle shop. Has eight keg lines and four rotating cask ales.
	Jurgen’s Bierhaus Liverpool › Merseyside Recommended by Al Bundy	Now renamed Jurgens Bierhaus and named after Liverpool manager. Lots of LFC memorabilia as you would expect including a couple of European Cups behind the bar. The layout is unchanged, however the rear part is now called The Boot Room. Sadly only fiz... [more>]
	The Greyhound Inn Coventry › West Midlands Recommended by Steve of N21	We diverted here from the M6 for a lunchtime stop on our way to Shrewsbury and it did not disappoint. Unchanged from Pubsignman’s review some seven years ago this is a splendid pub. We managed to get a table in the first room on the bar side, mainly... [more>]
	Angel on the Green York › North Yorkshire Recommended by ROB Camra	Very much a café but with 4 real ales. Three separate sections, all fairly busy on our Sunday afternoon visit. There's a small outside seating area next to a very busy road. I wouldn't want to be sitting there and eating, but some people were. We end... [more>]
	The Kingston Arms Cambridge › Cambridgeshire Recommended by Rex Rattus	This was our last pub of our Cambridge crawl, so my memory and note taking may be a little hazy, unlike the beer in here I'm glad to say. Real ales were into double figures, and I made no attempt to list them all, but the Gun Milk Stout at £3.60 a pi... [more>]
	The Depot SE3 › London (Greater) Recommended by Rex Rattus	This is a brand new Young's pub, sitting underneath a brand new residential development. As a new pub it's obviously bright and shiny in every way. There are exposed brick walls, which because it's a new pub must have been intended to be on show, unl... [more>]
	The British Oak SE3 › London (Greater) Recommended by Rex Rattus	I don't think that this pub has changed a great deal since Roger's visit over eight years ago. There are still two separate rooms; the room on the left is possibly a bit more "upmarket" than it was. It's dominated by a single, and enormous 12-seater ... [more>]