Bricklayers Arms, Pooleback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Decent enough pub. Good beer, a nice beer garden and friendly staff. Its only downfall is that it lacks a bit of atmosphere sometimes but if a quiet drink is what you want it is perfect.
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Nice friendly pub and serves a good pint of cider
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Lovely garden for the summer evenings, and nice and warm in the winter (open fire, pub dog). Regulars seem very friendly and funny, as do the staff. One of my preferred places to go in the summer for a properly chilled pint of Warsteiner, although the prices are monstrously excessive (£3.20 a pint, I believe). Still, nice to go with one or two mates and have a laugh in, certainly a favourite of mine. The ales seem reasonably well-kept, although more could be done to improve their condition I think.
Gets very busy, although I never feel as claustrophobic in there, bizarrely, as I do in the Cow. Rumours abound about it being sold off, or at least the garden, and I certainly hope they aren't true. One of the best pubs in easy reach of Bournemouth, highly recommended.
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A pleasant pub just across the road from the Bermuda Triangle. They have a good sized beer garden round the back.
No matter how busy it gets (usually when people have popped in for a pre Kyps gig sharpner), bar staff cope well and you never have to wait that long to get served.
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Has some decent ales, but they don't know how to keep them in tip top condition
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Good friendly local with several ales (Hop Back Summer Lightning, Abbot Ale, Ringwood Best and Ringwood Fortyniner). Nice surprisingly large back garden.
Packed on Friday and Saturday evenings. Get their early or you'll have to stand!
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untrustworthy bar staff, twice in one evening a dispute over how much was paid and whether change was actually given!
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