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| I'm planning a pub crawl that visits as many Rose & Crown pubs in SW & Central London that are showing World Cup games. We're going to Wimbledon Village, Wandsworth and Clapham Common...any other good ones? (suggested by Rich) | |
| just visted the new Hall and Woodhouse in Bath
very disappointed with the food
waited 1/2 a hour for our mains,they fianlly arrived and were very poor. The Bar is amazing but who ever designed its should have put a lift in for food and drink for all floors, as the poor staff had to run up and down the main stair case, an accident waiting to happen. (suggested by xxxxxxxxxxxx) | |
| st albans city crawl (suggested by ian kinsley) | |
| A tour of Worcesters finest ale houses
Date:
Tuesday, 22 June 2010
Time:
12:00 - 23:00
Location:
Worcester
Town/City:
Worcester, United Kingdom
Description
12:00pm
Dragon Inn
51 The Tything WR1 1JT
This real ale paradise offers six ever-changing beers from smaller independent and local brewers. At least one beer from the Little Ale Cart Brewery at the co-owned Wellington in Sheffield is usually available, plus a range of bottle-conditioned Belgian beers. The walls are adorned with pump clips and mementos of life in the pub - note the list of benned conversation topics. A rear patio allows for outdoor drinking and relaxing in warmer weather.
1:30pm
The Swan with Two Nicks
28 New Street, WR1 2DP
Historic real ale pub with low beams and many original features. Three ever-changing guest beers are on offer, often from Devon and Cornwall or from local micros. Hearty, home prepared lunchtime meals are served. Upstairs is the retro Lunar '70's cocktail bar and at the rear a heated patio area and Drummonds venue bar with regular live music. Occasional casks of traditional cider or perry are available in summer.
3:00pm
The Plough
23 Fish Street, WR1 2HN
This friendly Grade II-listed pub is a must visit for any visitor to Worcester. Four ever-changing guest ales come from breweries in Worcestershire and surrounding counties, and cider and perry are from local producers. A short flight of stairs leads to the rooms, each with a fire and many original features, and a central bar. A small outside space has views towards the cathedral.
4:30pm
The Cardinals Hat
21 Friar Street, WR1 2NA
The first reference to the Cardinal�s Hat is in 1497, when the inn was designated as being one of the depots for the City�s fire hooks (hooks used to pull down burning parts of buildings to prevent the spread of fire). It is believed that the pub is a lot older than this first reference and is considered one of the oldest pubs in Worcester.
Throughout the years the pub has changed its name. In 1748 the pub changed its name to the Swan and Falcon. This was due to anything related to Catholicism being out of favour. In 1814, the name changed again to the Coventry Arms to gain popularity from the Earl of Coventry, who was then Recorder of Worcester. The Cardinal�s Hat name was restored in the 1950s.
The pub contains three rooms, two of which adjoin the bar. The third is a separate �snug�. The rear room has a very old feel to it with wood panel walls and an old fire place. I�m not sure how old the room is but it�s certainly not original.
They only serve beer from Austria. This is due to the pub�s current owner, Andrea Schutz, being from Austria. Including a Weissbier a Pils and a Dunkel.
The beers, including some from Hainfelder, are served in 0.3l, 0.5l and 1l steins and flutes which drew some attention from the local Trading Standards Office due to them not being official measures (i.e. pints, halves and thirds). After a bit of a battle, a truce has been drawn and the pub can continue to serve non-standard measures.
The pub does have a small beer garden to the rear and due to the size of the pub it can get busy at night. (suggested by Carl Durose) | |
| All of the Rail Ale Trails in Devon & Cornwall: www.railaletrail.com
-they're all mapped out, and you get a t-shirt at the end for going to them all. Great fun with mates. (suggested by Tracey) | |
| Back to Twickers ! A quiet one (or two) on the way 'home'. (suggested by John Dinwoodie) | |
| 5 pubs in newall green 5 min walkin distance between each pub, the eagle - greenbrow road, the newall green - greenbrow road, the red rose - greenbrow road, the black boy - bowland road, the firbank - firbank road. (suggested by ash) | |
| Suggested crawl for Maidenhead:
The Bear Hotel
The Hobgoblin
The Hand and Flowers
Noctors
The Greyhound
The Bell
Ivory Lounge
Smokey Joe's Roadhouse (Optional!) (suggested by Ryn) | |
| A nice steady afternoon wonder around Digbeth and Highgate in Birmingham. Taking in such places as the Kerry Man, Dubliner, Henneseys, the Bulring Tavern, The Anchor, The Fountain, The Lamp Tavern and if your brave then try the Town Crier. (suggested by SteveBrum) | |
| "The Daily Dover"
It's an old Regimental Pub Crawl from my days in the Army not to mention those fresh years growing up in my home town of Dover - The sea, the sound of the waves, running dogs and hares. What a place and what a life.
It starts at the Archer in Whitfield; you then take the long walk down the hill to Railway Inn, then head in to Dover Town - saluting the place where the Gate Inn used to be; then you head into the Endeavourf for a game of pool and a few beers. You then move into the Sportmans, then down to the Eagle until you end up in the Albert then walk up and over to Edward at the Hamlets. Then you call a cab and go back to camp or if you're a girls place. (suggested by Down_it_Dan) | |
| gomersal wobble , start at the calfornia inn , then across to the bullshead ,over to the west end the across to the shoulder of mutton then up to the white horse ,and finish in the bankfield (suggested by kevm - [email protected]) | |
| gomersal wobble (suggested by kevm - [email protected]) | |
| a steady wander round Low Baildon (Otley Road) & Shipley/Saltaire area. A detailed guide will be available at Bradford Beer Festival, see www.camra.org.uk/bradford for details (FEB 25-27 2010) (suggested by adrian mellow) | |
| Nicki's New Year's Day Chester Crawl - lots of drinking, not so much walking ;-)
1) Bouverie Inn, Garden Lane
2) Telford's, Tower Wharf
3) The Mill, Milton St
4) Harker's, Russell St
5) Old Queen's Head, Foregate St
6) Duttons, Godstall Lane
7) Victoria, Watergate Row
8) Custom House, Watergate St
9) Fat Cat, Watergate St
10) Bar Lounge, Watergate St
11) Falcon, Lower Bridge St
12) Oddfellows, Frodsham St
13) Bear & Billet, Lower Bridge St
14) Cross Keys, Duke St (suggested by El Chisellero - [email protected]) | |
| Nicki's New Year's Day Chester Crawl - lots of drinking, not so much walking ;-) (suggested by El Chisellero - [email protected]) | |
| The Coast To Coast pub crawl!
St Bees to Robin Hoods Bay.
190 miles,
Goodness knows how many pubs. (suggested by SMW) | |
| looking for a real ale trail around central london....will be based in Russel square area. thanks (suggested by Brian - [email protected]) | |
| Just done this crawl in Bristol, not a bad pub amongst them.
Off the train and leaning on the door at 12 for The Cornubia, 7 Stars, White Lion, The Bank, bus to Hare on the Hill, Hillgrove Porter Stores, taxi to the Portcullis Inn, Nova Scotia, The Orchard, over the river to The Coronation, back over the river to the Bag O Nails, Kings Head and back to the Cornubia for last orders. Sunday De-brief at the Kings Head, Cornubia and finishing at the Bridge for the train home at 2. (suggested by Mark) | |
| all salisbury give this short crawl a try. Start at the Royal Oak on Devizes Rd then take a walk to the Village on Wilton Rd then onto the Old Ale House then uop to the George and Dragon (suggested by Willy The Beer - [email protected]) | |
| The Forgotten Angel (suggested by Dave) | |
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