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Recommended by Komakino . |
This pub on a semi-crossroads was formerly named The Amhurst Arms, evidence of which still remains in frosting on one of the external windows. We all know what a 'hand of glory' is, and despite the low-lighting within, they have removed some of their... [more>] | |
Recommended by Komakino . |
A Greene King pub on the A6110 dual carriageway not far from Leeds United's Elland Road, this is an open-plan rectangular space inside, with the bar against the rear wall, centre-right and raised areas either side of the room, the one on the left hou... [more>] | |
Recommended by E TA |
More traditional pub than wine bar, this little gem is housed in a 15th Century terrace and oozes character with its stone floor (partly renovated), exposed ornamental timbers and fireplaces. The church pews and mismatched tables and chairs add to t... [more>] | |
Recommended by hondo . |
Plans to build flats and commercial space on the site of the former Clipper Pub have been given the go ahead. | |
Manchester › Manchester (Greater) Recommended by hondo . |
building to be demolished after being found to be “highly unsafe”. | |
Recommended by Al Bundy |
Closed. Now a corner shop. 1/1/15 A tired old boozer. Good for collecting dust. | |
Recommended by Al Bundy |
Closed and boarded up. 1/4/16 Dear oh dear. A two roomed pub with a unique aroma of exotic smoke. Its always a bad sign when you walk into a pub and most people are drinking cans of lager, Carling in this case. The front bar is closed of a weekday a... [more>] | |
Recommended by Al Bundy |
Large 2 roomed pub very close to Everton Fc. A pretty tatty looking pub outside and in. The front part is split into two areas and the rear room has a pool table. Blue is a very prominent colour scheme as you would expect. Also I assume this place is... [more>] | |
Recommended by Al Bundy |
A Victorian looking corner pub. 3 roomed pub with a rather plain front lounge, a narrow middle part and a rear pool room. The pool room is adorned with vinyl albums. No real ale so standard lagers and bitters available. Friendly enough I suppose but ... [more>] | |
Recommended by Al Bundy |
A large 3 roomed corner pub. A modern interior in all rooms and the seating is a mix of banquettes and high and low tables and chairs. It was a bright pub. The central bar serves 2 rooms and there is a handpump on either side of the bar. Sadly both w... [more>] | |
Recommended by peter ashworth |
Spacious and adequately sized micro pub situated adjacent to Rawtenstall market that opened in early October by the nearby based Northern Whisper Brewing Company On entry to the left there are 4 booths which seats about 6 in each and to the right th... [more>] | |
Recommended by Al Bundy |
A rather standard pub. Its a bit of a mess exterior-wise but inside isn't too bad. A single, long narrow room and pretty bland at that. No real ale. | |
Recommended by Real Ale Ray |
Large roadside pub, which has a good reputation for food and ales. The interior consists of a good sized traditional bar area, with pool table, darts board and a log burning stove. The walls were painted in a traditional green and cream colour. The l... [more>] | |
Recommended by Will Larter |
Excellent new micropub in a part of town that could really do with a source of good, local ales. It's been open less than two weeks, but is apparently doing very well. My half of Blue Bee Hillfoot Best was fantastic. There were three other beers on t... [more>] | |
Recommended by Will Larter |
I came here a few years ago, shortly after it changed from the "no real ale" estate pub that Alan reviewed below to a real ale beacon shining in the wilderness. To be honest, it wasn't really up to much, but I didn't review it then because I thought ... [more>] |
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