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| 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??? (suggested by Mat Bate) | |
| fun loving which sells wines. to go as a couple or with friends. (suggested by judithfindlay) | |
| the X80 pub crawl starting at the old orleans in lakeside take the X80 bus across to crossways and into the wharf , back on the X80 to swanscombe get off for the george and dragon back on the X80 to northfleet hill couple of pubs there , back on the bus to gravesend and do all the pubs in gravesend getting you back to the station for the bus back to lakeside , 15 pubs in all (suggested by graham) | |
| Sutton Old Town (suggested by Wilson MacDonald) | |
| onenightinglasgow.com best pub crawl in glasgow. 3 bars, 2 nightclubs - q jumps, VIP passes, free entry and 5 drinks all for �20!! Best fun in Glasgow. (suggested by One night in Glasgow - [email protected]) | |
| I am looking for some ideas of pubs/bars to visit for my hen night in August in York. I am not looking for a tacky evening of cheap beer and being vulgar, but a more sophisticated giggle with close girlfriends. Any helpful suggestions really appreciated as I am not from York. Thanks. (suggested by K) | |
| 'Pub Cricket'
Has anyone launched Pub Cricket on the site as part of an organised crawl ? If yes, is there a Username that is available? If no, do you want to know more? (suggested by F Edwards) | |
| The Chiswick Crawl!
Superb on a Saturday afternoon/evening/night. Start at The Old Ship or The Black Lion on The Thames, where you're bound to bask some rays in the afternoon sun since there's plenty of outside seating. Then as the sun goes down, move along to the High Street in Hammersmith, where The Hart is, for some great pizza and some more bevvies before walking 10 minutes or so to The Packhorse and Talbot, Chiswick, always good on a Saturday night. Then on to George IV in Chiswick where you can enjoy a game of darts or a real good pint of London Pride or Guinness (one of the best I've tried in London), finish your crawl at The Barley Mow in Turnham Green, where there's normally a DJ playing a mix of tunes to a good mix of customers. (suggested by CheekyShepherd - [email protected]) | |
| Start in the Hogs Head for a few, nice beer, totty, then over to the Litten Tree for more beer, outside on a nice day, cracking Dj on a Tuesday, then move to the Glasshouse, good atmosphere, small bar though, then end your night in Pure or get a free taxi on Saturday to the Blueroom (Orchard) open til 4am up there too. Free taxis are Orchard cars i think. This is for High Wycombe by the way (suggested by .topbanana - [email protected]) | |
| The JOHNSTONE ARMS. Its in a little place called Alva in the scenic area of the ochill hills.Its just the ticket for a wee bevy and some cracking live music from local musicians and talented artists.!!!* (suggested by Jennie - [email protected]) | |
| The Tarka Line 'Rail Ale Trail'. For the price of a cheap day return get the train from Exeter to Barnstaple (or vice versa), and stop off on your return at as many branch stations as the timetable allows (more frequent late afternoon onwards). Tring it this weekend... (suggested by Lord Gribeau - [email protected]) | |
| Stay at home! | |
| Just a standard pub to pub booze up from our new gaff in Syr David's Avenue... (suggested by Steve Dimmick) | |
| going on a hen night dress up as school girls, any one got any good ideas which pubs in sheffield city centre to go to. (suggested by Kelly Ford) | |
| Uxbridge road pub brawl
My mates did it once, not the whole Uxbridge road, that would be legendary if anyone pulled that off. I think the section my friends did was between Hayes Underpass and Uxbridge town centre. Its been a while since i lived round there that stretch of road has a LOT of pubs. A half or a shot in all of them! (suggested by Dr Lashley) | |
| Royal trainspotting: Start at King's Lynn and go to a pub at or near each station on the way to King's Cross. Keep to the royal connection if you're really dedicated, eg. King's Arms at Ely. The best way to celebrate the Queen's 80th birthday. There are only 8 pubs to do but if you're really dedicated you could take a slower train from Cambridge and tag on the likes of Stevenage and Royston... You can end up at the Duke of York when you get back in London. (suggested by some saddo) | |
| We're planning an A - Z pub crawl in London for a friend's birthday later in the year: this would involve a pub beginning with each letter of the alphabet. It was suggested that we could go to one pub on each page of the A to Z but I think that may be taking the idea a bit too far! Ever thought of doing this yourselves? (suggested by Piers) | |
| Have a look at the pab crawl map on www."Walk in Tadworth.com" (suggested by Tony) | |
| A crawl in Chorlton, Manchester doesn't sound like the most exciting thing to do on a Sunday but let me tell you it keeps you on your toes. It will also take you throught a nice cross section of Manchester In one day (suggested by Mark Johnson - [email protected]) | |
| A30 Yateley Pub Crawl
Starting at Crown and Cushion for a Tankard of either Tetleys or Broadside, maybe both, good by the log fire, or outside by the cricket green,
Next pub to move onto is the Ely on the A30 4 Real Ale on offer, Greene King pub, Abbotts, IPA, Ruddles, and Old Speckled Hen, not bad for a selection
last but not least the 3rd and final pub, Biggles Bistro, its a small bar with huge excallance, bar area, Youngs Best Bitter, Bottled Beers, Patio, TV's, Food, Soft Drinks, Pool Table, and Patio, right on the edge of the runnway, perfect spot to watch planes, at Blackbushe Airport!!
Please nominate a Driver or use a taxi, it is a must (suggested by Neil Thomas) | |
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