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Proper pub which gave a very warm welcome on a very wet day. The perfect place to hide from the rain with very good quality at a fair price. Recommended.
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Last port of call on my real ale bus trip, and really enjoyed the friendly atmosphere and good real ales. Plenty of ale choice, and yes this is a real pub. I do like the Welly in Brum though as it is my local.
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A great place to escape for a pint while out shopping. Not the best looking pub, inside or out, but don't let that put you off. There are no pretentions to be anything other than a pub catering for the real beer drinker. At least six constantly changing real ales, an oasis of real ale of in town centre Oldham.
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What the Wellington in Brum ought to be liked, relaxed (seats), sensible but ambitious beer range,
and pleasant (not a smoky haze)
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One of the most welcoming pubs I know, don't be put off by Oldham town centre's reputation - this is different, fab dog too!
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Has at least 6 constantly changing real ales and 3 ciders as well as the usual beers. also super continental bottled beers and good wines. Atmosphere is very friendly and low key with regulars from all walks of life. Raises lots of money for different charities during the year and the Easter Beer Festival was superb---best kept beer for miles around.Has good home-cooked food specials on such as duck a muffin and always different home-made curries and soups.Doesn't do food at weekends though.
anonymous - 2 May 2006 16:14 |
Has darts, table football, quiz night and food weekdays. Also has regular beer festivals. Reminds me of the Queens Arms, Cheetham Hill. No TV's.
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Busy Town Centre Pub. Always has a Good Choice of local Real Ales.
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