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Recommended by E TA |
A roadside inn dating from the 19th Century, it was previously The New Inn, then The Old Inn, and was also a Harvester. It has now been refurbished after a being closed for couple of years. There are 2 large car parks, one of which resembles a buil... [more>] |
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Recommended by Real Ale Ray |
Formerly a building society and now a good sized one roomed micropub. Evidence of this former office space are evident from the ceiling tiles. The central bar had a corian counter top and a pine front, pine bench seating along the front and side wall... [more>] |
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Recommended by Ian Mapp |
Brewery Tap - open at 11:30am and filled with punters on a brewery tour by midday. A couple of pints of their Yorkshire Classic went down well. Visit Blogged at http://bit.ly/2qBPzqx |
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Recommended by Ian Mapp |
Perfectly positioned at the top of the village, overlooking the green. Would be wonderful on a summer's day. Accomodation: Not obvious that my room was no en suite on booking but I had the shared bathroom to myself. Food: Excellent value for money ... [more>] |
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Stoke-On-Trent › Staffordshire Recommended by Al Bundy |
This was a fairly decent little boozer. For real ale it was quite good as there were 5 ales available. Titanic, Wincle and Cross Bay beers plus a dull GK IPA. The pub is basically L-shaped and was friendly enough. I never really noticed the colour sc... [more>] |
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Stoke-On-Trent › Staffordshire Recommended by Al Bundy |
A nice comfy pub. The place is split into 2 rooms by an island bar and one side was very much an eatery room. A pool table occupied the room to the right. Tellies showing horse related stuff. 4 ales on handpulls and a mix of beer styles on on my visi... [more>] |
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Recommended by ROB Camra |
A strange little pub, right facing The Harbour pub across the road. It's very narrow and the guys on the bar stools had to move to let us in and out of the place. It looks rather bigger from the outside and has a decent frontage. There are other room... [more>] |
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Recommended by Roger Jones |
This pub has been demolished |
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Recommended by Gill Smith |
Lovely big pub with 2 bars and a restaurant. We chose to sit in the left hand bar which is very dog friendly and enjoyed our 2 Weatheroak Hill beers from the 4 available, Icknield Pale Ale and Impossible Pale Ale. Other beers from Wye Valley, Hook N... [more>] |
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Recommended by Gill Smith |
Called in to see if they had any of their own beers on and were lucky as Blue Bell Atlas was on along with a couple of other real ales. Pleasant pub with entry through a large built on area rather like a conservatory with seating and a hatch through ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Gill Smith |
This is a Thwaites pub in the Country Pub and Kitchen chain. Car park and outside seating area leads into a large room. Seating for diners and drinkers, and a choice of 4 real ales, 2 from Thwaites being regular ales, Lancaster Bomber and Wainwrights... [more>] |
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Recommended by Brainy Pool |
a very cosy and traditional locals local, always good ale and very popular with an older crowd. decor is a bit 'Gran's living room' but I don't mind. |
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Recommended by Brainy Pool |
probably the best 'pub' in Newquay, which isn't saying much. one big open plan room, but the beer garden is a nice little private oasis in the middle of town. |
 | The Green Parrot (JD Wetherspoon) Recommended by Brainy Pool |
an above average JDW's, almost traditional by their standards. and they were flogging Greene King IPA at £1 a pint. |
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Recommended by Brainy Pool |
nice bar, but seemed to be struggling on a Saturday evening as I found myself drinking alone and only two of the hand pumps were operational. but still probably one of the best in Morecambe. |
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