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| Beckenham pub crawl - surely one of the highest concentrations of pubs and bars in the area. Start at the George in the beer garden, over the road to the Hogshead for a game of pool, back across the road to the Box Bar. Then round the corner Las Rascasse, Friends of Mine, O' Neills, Bridge Bar and Bar Flux all within 1/4 of a mile of each other! (suggested by Anon) | |
| yates'
liquid lounge
ronnies on the rock (suggested by Aaron - [email protected]) | |
| The Surrey Hills, Hiking Pub Crawl
The Volunteer - Sutton Abinger
The Stephan Langton - Friday Street
The Wotton Hatch - Wotton
The Abinger Hatch - Abinger Common
Get fit while walking between some good (and not so good) pubs in an area of outstanding natural beauty. (suggested by antichav_ - [email protected]) | |
| Around the world in 5 hours and then the fat lady sings.
We're doing all the pubs in Newquay that have a reference to a country in their name and ending the night off by singing at a Karaoke bar! (suggested by Valerie Govender) | |
| Yateley Pub Crawl - Start at the Dog & Partridge
Bus Route number 3, 79, 200, 435, nearst train station Blackwater 2 Miles at most to the Dog & Partridge
Start at the (1st) Dog & Partridge pub, Great Food, 4 Real ALes 2 Real Ciders and 7 Real ALes to choice from, Youngs Best Bitter, Couerage Best, Theakstons XB plus Guest, Manger Irish Vinatge Cider or bottled ales like Old Peculiar, or Scuttled are a must!!, also great food menu to fill you up on and bus stop outside the pub to drop you and your mates of to start you on the tour!!
next visit is the(2nd) White Lion 4 Real Ales and 1 Real Cider on offer, have eithe a Bass or London Pride
3rd pub is the Poets Corner no Real Ales have to have a Guinness then leg it to the next pub!
4th pub on the tour of Yateley is the Anchour on vigo land 2 Real ALes and 1 Real Cider to choice from Butcome is a must here,
next visit is
the Crickters 3 Real Ales on offer greene king pub, Abbotts is really nice!!
time visit the Royal Oak, when i mean a quick half in this pub i mean a quick half, have Belhaven is nice a very very quick half and run like to wind to the final pub which is where you start from at the Dog & Partridge to finish of on the other Real ALes, more food and to play some tunes of the Juke Box and have a game of pool! when you day is done get back on the bus if need be and go home after a good days pub crawl
You Must do this Pub Crawl of Yateley its Great!! i've done it many a times!! (suggested by Neil Thomas) | |
| Pub Golf. Each person has a pint in the first and last pubs and a half in the other sixteen, making a total of ten pints. If you down the drink in one, you score a birdie, which is worth three points, in two goes it is a par and two points. In three goes its a bogie and worth only one point. The person with the highest points wins. Certain pubs are nominated as bunkers which means if anyone goes to the loo they lose a point. You can use nine pubs and visit each one twice. (suggested by Seamus McCarthy) | |
| Yateley - Bus Routes Numbers 3,79, 200, 435
Poets Coner
then
The Anochur
then
The Cricketers
then
The Royal Oak
then
The White Lion
then to finish with
The Dog & Partridge
a full circle of Yateley (suggested by Neil Thomas) | |
| every pub in devizes | |
| Name: B@1 (Be At One) - Location: Balham
Address: 3 Ramsden Road, London, SW12 8QX [020 8675 7542] Rating:
8.0/10
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Name: The Cat's Back - Location: Wandsworth
Address: 86-88 Point Pleasant, London, SW18 1NN Rating:
7.1/10
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Name: The Boom Bar - Location: Battersea
Address: 165 St Johns Hill, Clapham, London, SW11 1TQ [020 7924 3449] Rating:
6.4/10
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Name: The Fire Station - Location: Waterloo
Address: 149 Waterloo Road, London, SE1 8SB [020 7620 2226] Rating:
5.5/10
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Name: The Devereux - Location: Temple
Address: 20 Devereux Court, Essex St, The Strand, London, WC2R 3JJ [020 7583 4562] Rating:
6.5/10
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Name: The Polar Bear - Location: Leicester Square
Address: 30 Lisle St, London, WC2H 7BA [020 7479 7981] Rating:
4.6/10
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Name: Bunker - Location: Covent Garden
Address: 41 Earlham Street, London, WC2 9LD [020 7240 0606] Rating:
7.0/10
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Name: The Carpenters Arms - Location: Tottenham Court Road
Address: Whitfield St, London, W1T 4ET [020 7307 9931] Rating:
6.9/10
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Name: The Crown and Sceptre - Location: Fitzrovia
Address: 26-27, Foley St, London, W1W 6DS [020 7307 9971] Rating:
7.4/10
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Name: Jerusalem Bar - Location: Fitzrovia
Address: 33-34, Rathbone Place, London, W1T 1JQ [020 7255 1120] Rating:
6.0/10 (suggested by Ed - [email protected]) | |
| Given the relatively low price of air travel - and convenience of some foriegn countries to a swift bus trip 'over the border' what is wrong with a crawl involving - say - pubs/bars in two, or more, countroies for each day of the crawl.
So:
Fly out of Stansted [a pint there] to Genoa [a pint there] and on to France for the night [and a pint there].
Next day, Menton to - say - Prague and so on .....
Obviously, if the 'flight of the day' changed at an intermediate airport, three countries in a day becomes childs' play.
Extra brownie points for countries outside Europe, perhaps?.?.?...
Certainly a deduction of brownie points for revisiting a country, don't you think?
Think on this, folk!
Tell us when you achieve this. (suggested by railtracksurvivor) | |
| either on holiday or staying over at friends or locals up the high st and down again takes place in Newburgh Fife Scotland starting in the ABBEY 1pint/1short on to the BEAR 1pint/1short on to the THE SHIP 1pint/1short on to the ALBERT 1pint/1short on to the TAY VIEW 1pint/1short now you are at the top of the High Sreet the only way is down and depending how you feel down may be the only option but if you can face it reverse and visit all the pubs if you can remember where they are you will meet some great people and some real characters along the way have fun (suggested by alan taylor - alan,[email protected]) | |
| To start with catch a number 14 bus to Lytham,visit t
"The Taps" (henry St),back on the bus to St Annes for "The Trawl Boat" Wetherspoons (Wood St) change to no 11 bus and back to Blackpool for "The Auctioneer" Wetherspoons" then to central Blackpool for NTK (market ST cheap next door to the Mitre (good beer,very small,cross the road and catch a tram to Bispham,cross the road and carry on down Redbank Rd for the Bispham Hotel (Sam Smiths),either back to the tram or back on the 11 bus changing to the 14 for Fleetwood and "The Thomas Drummond" (London ST)(Wetherspoons. note the cheapest way to do this is get an all day ticket on Blackpool bus or tram the 14 runs from Lytham to Fleetwood and is pretty frequent,and if you feel this is a little to far apart their loads of other pubs (suggested by CHARLES JOHNSON) | |
| If your on holiday in Britains largest resort heresa way to visit a load of real ale pubs plus a few nice ones and ones that are cheap,so here we go on THE FYLDE COAST RAMBLER (suggested by CHARLES JOHNSON) | |
| 12 Days of Christmas with each pub to incorporate part of the verse in its name
ie 12 Lords a Leaping = the LORD Aberconway
Completed Friday 16th december 2006.
The order was..
1 - All bar One (Appold Street) nr L'pool St
12 - Bangers (Wilson Street) nr L'pool St 10 - Lord Aberconway (Broad
St) nr L'pool St
7 - Swan Tavern (Gracechurch St) nr Bank
4 - Slug & Lettuce nr Bank (BIRDS are easy in here!!)
5 - Golden Fleece (Queen St) nr Bank
2 - One of 2 (Wood st) nr St. Pauls
11- City Pipe nr St. Pauls
8 - Ye ol Red Cow (Long lane) - nr Smithfields
3 - Cock Tavern nr Smithfields
6 - The Goose (Leather Lane) - nr Chancery Lane
Finish - Venus - Somewhere where ladies are dancing! (suggested by Jeff) | |
| my best eva pub crawl wer da fri nite before xmas. der wer bout 10 o us. we started in da snooker centre in filey, went to da three tuns, then imperial, then da crown and finally the buccaneer!! (suggested by madison_kay) | |
| The legendary 16 pub BRAMPTON MILE in Chesterfield....Start off at The Star, then onto The Peacock, The Victoria, The Brittania, The Rose & Crown, The Brampton Ale House, The Brampton Mile, The Prince of Wales, The Red Lion, The Anchor, The Barrell, The New Inn, The Grouse, The Alma, The Royal Oak and finally The Masons Arms. The idea is to have a pint in each pub and then go on into the town centre (if your still up to it!!) (suggested by Daniel O'Donnell - [email protected]) | |
| We often crawl back into the city centre after a Forest home game. Start at one of the bars next to the ground, like Southbank, Amici, or Hubble Bubble. The move onto Casa, The Globe, Hooters before the Fellows Morton & Clayton and Canalhouse. (suggested by redrobbo) | |
| Harpenden, Herts. Small town 1 little hill!
Start in the Engineer, down hill 1 minute to Carpenters arms along 1 minute to rose and crown then cross the road to the plough and harrow 20 seconds! Next is the Skew Bridge 3 mins away. And now the longest walk...8 minutes to the Silver Cup across the common in the summer or by pavement when wet. From here there is the Inn on the Green 3 minutes the Oak Tree 1 minute then the Slug and Lettuce, The Cross Keys and the Old Cock Inn. From here we usually back track to our favourite pub and end the day there. Trust me, lots of pubs little bit of walking and most do food all day. Enjoy.
(suggested by suze - [email protected]) | |
| A crawl related to animals.
E.g.: -
[Red] Lion;
Fox;
The White Bear;
Greyhound;
Eel and Bagel;
Spread Eagle [OK: this I know w a s a Viking punishment/torture, but it does have 'eagle' in its name...!];
Rabbit Warren;
Zebra;
The Tern;
The Deer's Leap;
[Blue] Boar [or 's Head]
Most areas will have half a dozen 'animal' pubs within reaonably easy reach.
You may have to include ones like the Bear and [Ragged] Staff or the Spreadeagle. Can you do six - with a pint in each - in under two hours?
Great - now, tell us about it! (suggested by railtracksurvivor) | |
| This is a massive crawl of Farnham that was planned for a friends 18th. In the end it wasnt done then. We decided to wait until the end of the Alevels first. When more people are of age. When we do it, expected to be in early July. The crawl will last the whole day consisting EIGHTEEN pubs, (no joke).
The order is expected to be: Shepard & Flock, Six bells, Albion, Seven Stars, Marlborough, Hogshead, Waverley Arms, Exchange, Lamb, William Cobbett, Borelli's, Queens Head, Coach and Horses, Nelson, Hop Blossom, Wheat sheaf, Plough and Jolly Sailor.
It SHALL be attempted. Probably best stick to half pints I should think!! (suggested by Pete) | |
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