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| Castle Vale to Erdington. 5 pubs , 30 mins in each.
1.Skylark, C Vale
2. Bagot
3. Tyburn Inn
4. The Yenton
5. Lad in the Lane (suggested by Mark) | |
| Round the World Pub Crawl. Done on 25/11/6. Country themed locations in London. Porterhouse in Covent garden (ireland), French house in soho, De Hems (netherlands), soho, Hamburger shack (germany), Pillars of Hercules (greece), Jerusalem tavern in Clerkenwell, Potemkin (Russia) in farringdon, Wellington (NZ) on the strand, maple leaf in covent garden (canada), then The George in Borough for England. We planned to go to Brazil and Cuba (Guanabara and Cubana, but these turned out to be clubs). We did the Prince of Wales and The Duke of York along the way, but they didn't fit in geographically. cheers. Youtube search 'london pub crawl stag' (suggested by Malc - [email protected]) | |
| Topsham 10. There are supposedly 10 pubs in this tiny town in Devon, and the challenge is to do all 10 in an evening. My husband did it on his stag night, and it is, I believe, very popular with the Rugby club. Traditional rules suggest wearing a toga. (suggested by Mrs B-G) | |
| There's a new monopoly board out with all new locations and i'm well up for doing thr new crawl!! did the old one last yr and this one looks just as good but havent a clue how to organise everything, any help would be awesome. Cheers (suggested by TommyB - [email protected]) | |
| Shepherds bush crawl.start at Walkabout, O'neills then Central bar, Duke of Endinbergh accross to Defectors Weld then the Green finish a The White Horse for a nice creamy pint and a double(�2.40 only)It took us about 3 hours They was a girl who was in star in your eyes singing who was very good to finish off a great night (suggested by clare - [email protected]) | |
| A near circular stroll around Shepherds Bush Green (10 pubs) with longest gap between venues about 250 metres (although you could get a take away at a service station on this driest stretch).
Duke of Edinburgh
Belushi�s
The Central Bar
Vesbar
Bushranger
O�Neills
Walkabout
The Green
Defector�s Weld
Ginglik
Last completed within 2.5 hours December 2005. Could have been a more impressive time if we hadn't enjoyed the table football in The Green so much. You have been warned - stay focused.
(suggested by Cider Taster) | |
| topsham 10 | |
| You start at the lord Eldon in Knutsford and have a few cheeky pints there and then go down the road outside the Eldon to the Angel. Opposite is the white lion, (have a few there aswell) and then after that keep going down Kings street for about 100 yds and you'll come to the cross keys where the beers and the atmosphere are great. Theres a road back up to top street and then you'll find yourself back near the Eldon but to finish it all of go to the White bear. A complete circle and if you feel like a night cap you can go back to the Eldon. 5 pubs different beers and a great night out. Enjoy!! (suggested by Adam Elleray) | |
| It's best to do this crawl on a Saturday night in Widnes. Start at the Albert in Albert Road then onto the Premier - Wetherspoons - which is 2 minutes walk away. From there, pop into Tony's Sambuca bar for a shot or two of Sambuca. One minute down the Road into the Bradley for a quick top up and a chat to some of the many girls / women in there. Then it's on to the Prince of Wales in Albert Square - depends if you have got to queue to get in. From there it's on to the Derby Arms then to the Simms Cross. After a brief but welcome stop. Cross the Asda carpark and call in to the Grapes for some real ale. The Bar Cocoa is next - if you have still got the stamina - then it's into the Vue Bar - be prepared to pay to gain entry after 11pm. From there and across Victoria Square head into the Hub - no stopping you now - and into the Doctors to fill your prescription of a few pints. Then to finish the night off, head into Rui's until the early hours. A taxi office is close by so that you can get home drunk but safe. (suggested by Derek Hulstrom) | |
| Wheelwrights Arms Guilford St. Luton. Great Northern Bute St. George 2nd Bute St. Over railway bridge to Bricklayers Arms. Down Midland Rd to Old Bedford Rd.turn right then English Rose (suggested by Mike Brady) | |
| . Sedgley then Upper and Lower Gornal start Beacon Hotel (dark ruby et al) Mount Pleasant (stump).(run) through Sedgley toward Upper Gornal Jolly Crispin, Brittainia ,Black Bear I haven�t been in this one for ages but have had good reports, Fountain Old Bulls Head and Five Ways I have never been in this one again good reports but as it�s the eighth one it you make it �����.. (suggested by chrispurs) | |
| I have two possibly excellent pub crawls. The first would be a Jacke the Ripper crawl around the pubs of Whitechapel and East London.
The second would be the Oliver Reed (a great drinker if ever there was one!) pub crawl around Wimbledon Common. He frequented most of them in his day and done eight with a friend of his in one sitting.
I think that has to be done! (suggested by Paul) | |
| All pubs within 100 meters on Post code E1 4LJ (suggested by Michael Norton) | |
| The Northampton Pub Crawl: Start bright and early in the abington for breakfast, walk outside, turn right, and then hit all of the other 21 pubs (if you can stomach 'bar serrengeti') all the way into town, and it's les than a mile!!! by the time you reach the bantam, the final pub, you are well on your way into town, keep going and you will find the wedgewood, lloyds, the goose, the fish, baroque, the old bank, and then onto Bridge St for a late, heavy one. Been done once, few survived. | |
| Tadworth & Walton is a good area & I've done this twice. Once on pints and once on halves, plus an extra pint to make up the gallon. No driving required.
1. Tumble Beacon (TQ239563)
2. Dukes Head
3. Blue Anchor
4. The Bell aka The RAT
5. The Blue Ball
6. Fox & Hounds
7. The Chequers
Last pub does a fine pint of Youngs so is a good candidate to "slip one in". Also does good bar food else there is a curry house where you could make up the whole gallon with some Lager and a Vindaloo (suggested by Dick Clark - [email protected]) | |
| Tram Inn at Eardisley (that's in Herefordshire, 14 miles out of Hereford on the road to Kington)and the New Inn across the road. Back and forth between the two, not to far to crawl! Tram better for food. A very good night out but don't expect to be leaving until the cock crows,and have plenty of loose change if you fancy a game of cards. (suggested by Paul Sherwood - [email protected]) | |
| My friend and I did a Cambridge pub Crawl unlike any before.
Have a look at our video if you get the time :)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FzTEVnwYes
(suggested by Phil Wyatt - [email protected]) | |
| Plymouth A-Z 26 pubs, email for list and map! (suggested by Pete Tomes - [email protected]) | |
| PLYMOUTH A-Z 26 pubs absolute awesome day start at 12 half a pint in each pub! email for list and maps! Enjoy (suggested by Pete Tomes) | |
| A pub crawl for hemel hempstead, start in the fishey in boxmoor, then go up to the patch, down to the blackbirds, then the steamcoach, walk into town to full house, then society, wishing well then old town to white hart, rose & crown, old kings arms and the old bell followed by a curry in the mogul. Have done this route many times. (suggested by CrazyHorse) | |
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