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| The Prince's Head in Clapham Junction, London. you would be daft to walk past it! the staff are amazing! You couldn't meet a nicer guy than the guy who owns it! The regulars are so lovely and friendly! Amazing DJ on a saturday night, he even made me up a cd!! I stay in Glasgow and I just can't wait to go back to London and this is going to be the very first place I go,
Cheap Drink, Friendly people, amazing music, pool table, darts What else could you ask for??? (suggested by Lisa - [email protected]) | |
| The Cock Hitchin Herts.
Good traditional pub, warm friendly atmosphere, good steady trade throughout the week, livens up at weekends with dj and younger people,nice food served lunchtimes. (suggested by Timbucktoo - [email protected]) | |
| Very good audio London West End 'heritage' pub walk on www.bluebrolly.co.uk done by the guy who wrote CAMRA's London Pub walks.
Think it's about a fiver to download.
(suggested by Beerwulf) | |
| haha start at the warrenwood in buckhurstill for an early quiet drink, move on to loughton where u start at the last post cos the drinks are cheap, move onto the hollybush and then to minx, then get the central line to epping where u start at the half moon and then onto the duke of wellington but they chuck anyone out if there a bit drunk so be careful!!then move onto the george and dragon and then to the entertainer.and then if thats not enough go next door to club 195!!! | |
| Karaoke by days in West London area.
Monday:- none?????
Tuesday:- The Woodman at Eastcote
Wednesday:- Champers bar Eastcote
Thursday:-The Manor House Eastcote
Friday:- Black Bull South Ruislip
The White Bear Ruislip & The Bell at Ruislip Gardens,Ivy Leaf Club Cowley ( name may have changed now)
Start the list and get others to nadd to it. mike (suggested by miketheglass) | |
| KARAOKE NIGHTS I CAN`T FIND A PUB IN MY AREA THAT HAS IT ON A MONDAY ? (suggested by MIKETHEGLASS) | |
| hornchurch crawl
start off at the railway , get a bus into town or walk , as you get into town go to the kings head , walk from there to llyods no 1 in the middle of the road , from there cross the road to the hogs , from there walk up the road to the fatlin n firkin , from here to the cricketers then next door to weatherspoons ,from here you can walk ten mins to the chequers or just call it a day. not bad during the week during work hours as not many people about and some cheap pubs as well (suggested by graham) | |
| Hi
i would like to suggest a speed free poker crawl it works really well i have done one recently will 11 pubs and it went down really well poker at the moment is really popular and the league poke run is legal and does not contravene any license laws hope this helps (suggested by will davis - [email protected]) | |
| Richmond, Surrey:-
Start on Richmond Green, and wet your whistle at The Cricketers. Nip outside ('cos it will be busy, its only small) and see what folk are up to on the Green. Finish your drink and take 27 paces left to the Princes Head, can I suggest a pint of London Pride to set the 'crawl' on the best foot! Trundle down the alley 50yds to The Old Ship (Fullers) on Richmond high street, and try a pint of their Pilsner (If lager's not to your taste, I suggest the Kew Brew..you might want two of those..!) Sally forth out of the ship turn right down a little lane to the river. 50yds down is the Watermans Arms, some say the best traditional pub in Richmond. You may want to sample some of their good food with a drink. No time to waste, turn right out of the watermans and in 50yds you'll hit the river (Thames) not included in this crawl! If you're over 35yrs turn right on the towpath and go in the world famous White Cross (Fullers again!) and watch the boats with your tipple of choice. If you're under 35yrs you might want to turn left and pop in the Slug & Lettuce, the talent will be nearer to your era! (That sounds fun actually..!) You will have to have a St.Miguel or a Heineken Export, before moving off on the path again. Going towards Richmond Bridge turn left up the white stone steps to Henry's Bar (you should manage these steps ok, depending on how many Kew Brews you quaffed earlier)! Settle for something light in Henrys, for the night is young (and you're not..) and there are plenty more bars in the sky.. or is it stars in the sea..!! Who cares, your sailing now! So its back to the Ship, tack left hard to port up the hill (does this boat go uphill..?) Don't ask difficult questions at this stage, row with all gusto to the high street and let the wind take you back down to the Old Ship. Dock there for the rest of the evening, until the skipper tolls 'last bell'. Take your sea legs with you to the nearest bus stop and breeze home by bus! Or, zig-zag down the high street to the Richmond train station, detouring into the Orange Tree pub for a final ale, and use their bilge pump! You are now three sheets to the wind and sailing higher than Kate Winslet at the prow!! Steer your ship home carefully, you are now a fully fledged Richmond Pisshead! (suggested by TeeJay) | |
| if your wanting sea and a crawl i can highly reccomend skeggy its a good one but the night clubs leave a little to be desired any of the pubs on the front are good but the best pub we found was the kareoke bar near the monument cant give exact address soz (suggested by kevin - [email protected]) | |
| Manchester's Northern Quarter is best pub crawl in Britain. Start at Simple, then Cord, then Centro, then Fringe or Crown & Kettle. Lots of real ale, belgian beers and good eye-candy. (suggested by Kev B - [email protected]) | |
| I think a good crawl to do is romford highstreet on a friday evening star your night ealry and make your way around the long strip there is a good number of pubs and clubs on the strip. (suggested by WESTHAM_10) | |
| 167 bus route crawl
start at the general havelock in ilford , work your way round to the station go to any pub near the station , work your way towards gants hill stopping at the spoon and or que pasa on the way .
get to gants hills we use hobnobs by the bus stop but there is a pub round the corner by the old cinema cant remember the name of it .
head towards barkingside as you go round the roundabout there is a pub on the left called the king geogre or albert stop there , then follow the road upto barkingside , you have the pub on the right by tescos then up to the fairlop oak followed by the maypole by new north road.
now get a 167 to just after the shell garage where there is a ember inns pub , then after that back on the bus towards debden from here to loughton there arent many pubs so we usually go fast to loughton , get off at the station and go to the crown then the pub across the road , actually there are 2 pubs there so do both for good measure , up to the last post follow to the pub on the left just before the hill , get a bus either 167 or a 20 up to the plume of feathers , get another 167 to debden estate there is a couple of dodgy pubs on the estate but you can get a fair drop of beer in them unsure of names as long time since done the route , then get a bus to the end of the route and finish in the winston churchill .
this was the route we divised when we took the route off of arriva five years ago it has been done twice and we even printed t shirts for it for us drivers .
sorry i cant remember the names of some of the pubs but i havent driven in that area for ages now (suggested by graham) | |
| Leamington Spa
Bar 44, Cuba, Voodoo, Mumbai Bluu. Sugar. (suggested by Debbie) | |
| Here's another Shrewsbury one for those with longer legs.
The Woodman
The Armoury
Prince of Wales
Dun Cow
Abbey
Dog and Pheasant (suggested by shropspy) | |
| Shrewsbury has some fine pubs, and this crawl will take you round six of the finest!
The Loggerheads
The Three Fishes (non-smoking)
The Wheatsheaf
Admiral Benbow (no food)
Coach and Horses
The Armoury
Note: The Loggerheads is due to close for repairs in the latter half of 2006. I fyou must have a sixth try The Woodman or the Shrewsbury Hotel (Wetherspoons).
(suggested by Norrie Porter) | |
| Barbican Station - Sutton Arms - Fox and Anchor - Sutton Arms again - Bishop's Finger - The Rising Sun - Hand and Shears - Barbican Station. (suggested by mitomighty) | |
| If u got guests to central London. Start at the Sherlock Holmes near Embankment, show some people the study upstairs, drink up your holmes ale quickly and head down the alley for the Ship and Shovell, far better. then under the arches up villiers and down the strand take one of the small alleys between the strand and covent garden to the Nell Gywnne. Use the toilet in here. Head up the alley and turn left find the Harp drink something different here. Go next door to Chandos and buy a bottle of something or something very cheap on tap. Head out right up to the Salisbury, admire this place's interior and after here head back up to Covent Garden to the Lamb and Flag and feel the history!! (suggested by mitomighty) | |
| If you're in or going to Preston, do the Friargate bar crawl! It's seven pubs, all very good ones...Lamb and Packet, Sun Inn, New Brittania (just off a side-road), Dog and Partridge, Old Black Bull, Wetherspoons and over the crossing for Black Horse. Just did it last night and had a crackin' time! :D (suggested by Dave Price-Williams) | |
| i am going on a stag do in edinburgh on the 28th july for 2 nights. staying at the ramada on prince street opposite the railway station. As best man i need a pub crawl for saturday afternoon and some suggestions on decent clubs/strip clubs. your help would be appreciated. monopoly pub crawl???my email is [email protected] thanks (suggested by Mat Bate) | |
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