Pubs Galore Activity for Wednesday, 9 October 2019

Activity for 9^th October 2019

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	The Railway Oakham › Rutland Recommended by Graham Coombs	A good solid locals' pub with 3 rooms. The main front bar has tables at one end and sofas at the other, with a few TV screens. Behind this is a rather dark bar with a pool table, while round the side is a large and well-equipped function room, used f... [more>]
	Sir Christopher Hatton EC1 › London (Central) Recommended by hondo .	Nicholson’s pub housed in a soulless modern office block the split level interior has a bit more character than you might expect.
	The Brewery Tap Peterborough › Cambridgeshire Recommended by Graham Coombs	Unchanged from earlier reviews - a huge barn of a place over two levels with a modern feel. Drinking alongside the brewing vessels always adds something, and it is a handy source of good ale for the town centre and station, but otherwise it is not ex... [more>]
	The Cricketers on the Green Woking › Surrey Recommended by Graham Coombs	Reopening now planned for December 2019.
	The Duke of Hamilton NW3 › London (Central) Recommended by Komakino .	Now returned to its former name, there's no sign of the carpet or crimson colour scheme that Tris saw two years back, with bare boards on the floor and bluish-grey walls, although the servery appears to remain the same as the below description. Two a... [more>]
	Red Lion Rye › East Sussex Recommended by Steve C	The Red Lion is a quirky 15th century country pub on Brede Hill Road opposite St George’s church, whose bells were ringing during a recent Saturday afternoon visit. To the left of the pub is a narrow entrance to a large car park at the rear that runs... [more>]
	Liquid Ormskirk › Lancashire Recommended by Brainy Pool	not even slightly a wine bar, but instead a town centre cheap drinks bar. Racing TV and Sky Sports News in every corner of the room with karaoke and cheap shots advertised. Every town has a place like this, and Ormskirk is no exception. That said, th... [more>]
	The Riflemans Arms Belper › Derbyshire Recommended by Real Ale Ray	A traditional style pub with the bar area on the left as you enter, a moderately sized lounge on the right and a small lounge with pool table at the rear. A very busy pub on our Saturday afternoon visit, with mainly locals in watching the footy on th... [more>]
	The Lord Burton (JD Wetherspoon) Burton on Trent › Staffordshire Recommended by Delboy 20	Standard Spoon's in the high street. Ringwood 49er, Wainwright, Oakham Bishops farewell, Hobgoblin and Sweet Chariot on offer plus the usual suspects. Not the most interesting of selections when you consider that Burton is the "home of brewing".
	Tank & Paddle York › North Yorkshire Recommended by ROB Camra	Formerly Missoula and before that the Living Room this is a huge place. It's had a massive refurbishment and now sells real ales and tank lager. On two levels there are loads of different types of seating, from comfy sofas, to benches and high stools... [more>]
	BrewDog Bristol Bristol › Bristol (County) Recommended by Moby Duck	There's not much I can add to pub SignMan's detailed review below, as mentioned before ,a nice location, there were a few empty tables on my late afternoon visit , disappointingly they all had reserved signs on them. The bar itself is what you would ... [more>]
	Grain Barge Bristol › Bristol (County) Recommended by Moby Duck	Something a little different and interesting and made for a relaxing hours drinking before time was called on a Thursday night.Five handpumps at the bar ,all five were operational with four from Bristol Beer Factory and a guest from Arbor. Quite enj... [more>]
	Portwall Tavern Bristol › Bristol (County) Recommended by Moby Duck	A narrow fronted pub but hard to miss as it is now painted in a bright azure blue. Inside its a fairly basic single room with some ornate floor tiling, normal tables and chairs provide sensible seating, the bar is at the far left hand side of the roo... [more>]
	7000 Jars of Beer Kingston Upon Thames › London (Greater) Recommended by Malden man	A bottle shop when it first opened a couple of years or so back but now there are four changing keg taps set into the back wall. There are a few seats at communal long tables across the middle of the room. Shelves and fridges along one side wall cont... [more>]
	V-Shed (Lloyds No. 1) Bristol › Bristol (County) Recommended by Moby Duck	A huge Lloyds No 1 , very busy early doors on a Friday morning The beer range was poor at best with only usual Spoons suspects available at both bars. I thought the whole experience pretty awful.