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| THE CROWN 2 TOWN st.neots cambridgeshire pretty self explainatary realy!! start at the crown just off A1 near st.neots and travel along great north road to every pub till you hit town.. to be started early in the day to get into town for 8ish around 20 pubs in all depending how brave you are to go in some of them (suggested by Hannah - [email protected]) | |
| Start at Missing Caberet bar just off Hurst street birmingham on a thursday or saturday evening. Move across the road onto DV8 where you pay �7 entry and recieve free drinks all night till 10pm - 4am. If you chose to leave before 1am then you can move next door to the nightingale where you can eat, dance, play pool or just drink. After this, the Village (which is 20 metres down the road) still let people in until about 3am and the night goes on till about 6am. GOOD PLACES TO GET WASTED AND HAVE A GOOD TIME!! (suggested by Simon Hetherington - [email protected]) | |
| The picturesque Richmond "Thames-10" summer pub crawl...
1. Start at The Sun Inn (take a right out the station, over the road and cut through Sun Alley next to The Orange Tree) - superb place to gaze at the exclusive rugby paraphernalia and spot an England legend. Jason Leonard (England/Lions hero drinks here regularly) as does Lawrence Dallaglio and Will Greenwood. Shows live sport.
2. Move along the road left, over the railway bridge, past the really old and ornate Richmond Theatre and on to The Cricketers on Richmond green. Drink on the Green and watch a spot of cricket - in season.
3. Next stop - next door. Prince's Head - big screen TVs - have a bevvie next to the Old School red telephone box.
4. Wander down the little mews and turn left for The Olde Ship - next to the pedestrian crossing. Fine selection of bitters. Sky TV.
5. Turn right at Water Lane and wander down the cobbles to the river - for Richmond's signature pub - The White Cross. The only place in summer.
6. Quickie in The Slug & Lettuce next door. Look out for the Thames at high tide... Await some pr*t in a fancy car who stupidly parks his car on the slipway! Then returns to see it flooded!
7. Henry's next door for a swift pint. Go up to the top floor terrace for a bird's eye view of the river.
8. Moving on to Richmond Bridge for the Pitcher & Piano and it's sun terrace. Great place for birdlife in summer (!!).
Now to test your resolve!... up Richmond Hill to finish!!!
9. Climb the steps up to the road. Turn right at the Odeon and follow the left hand fork up the Hill... half way up is The Victoria (bit small so perhaps not suitable for large groups).
10. The pinnacle of the crawl... continue up the hill to the top and onto the terrace... overlooking the winding river Thames, one of the most beautiful sights in England... The Roebuck sits majestically at the top, serving real ales and refreshing lagers for consumption out on the terrace IN GLASSES!!!
Catching the sunset here is magnificent. (suggested by Alex Blaney) | |
| If you're a mixed bunch (Str8 boys/girls and Gay Boys/Girls) Fancying a crawl in brighton, start in hove first (its 2mins or a bus ride away from britey) Check out the Exchange, lovely old school pub but with a vid jukebox n decent drinks n chilled atmos, then head up to The Station Bar, Grab a lovely pizza and a gorge cocktail and the staff & atmos are great (on a fri n sat, theyre open till 1, so you could just sta there all night), then you can jump on a No7 bus from outside into brighton. Places to check out would be Dr Brightons (Gay bar, but v chilled, HUGE spirit n drink selection (like 100 types of vodka)), The Standard on West Street (West st. is usually Chav Central but this place is a bit more chilled than your usual yates/wetherspoons), after that Brighton is your Oyster and you will have seen/heard of/been given a flyer for somewhere that takes your eye! enjoy! (suggested by Tetley - [email protected]) | |
| your all wrong - liverpool is where you crawl - start at thomas rigbys - down to dr duncans - then taxi to the everyman bar then onto the philarmonic after this the fly in the loaf, then the pilgrim. if time try the head of steam - building to the grand finale the ship and mitre (suggested by Ian Robson) | |
| Oldham - Start at Maloney's, it has to be one of the best bars in the town, with gorgeous cocktail making barmen, who get on the bar, dance and breathe fire. Go next door to Litten Tree, have a boogie in there, its dear but the music is up to date and you can usually have a laugh in there. Cross the road into the Walkabout, which has the fittest assistant manager in my opinion, the Walkabout has an ace DJ who'll always play your requests, however daft they may be, from S Club 7 to Chesney Hawkes and Bon Jovi! If you like your clubs it simply has to be Livingstones, its massive so you don't feel like your a sardine in a tin and the bouncers make you feel safe. That's my ultimate night out! (suggested by Katie Miller) | |
| Football grounds of London (Now including Barnet and Brentford). We hope to do this on Sunday 30th October 2005. (suggested by Jonny - [email protected]) | |
| Well start of at the crown and treaty in Uxbridge, have one in there especially in the day with great atmosphere, then go into the good yarn., work your way over to the bill and last but not least always ending up in Bar Nazdarovya., the crawl lasts for 5 hours starting at 7pm and inviting over 1000 people from the area to join us as the magaluf team from mallorca under goodplacetogo.com magalufexposed and also magalufuncovered.co.uk also joining up for the biggest celebration in November bringing uk closer to the balearics. Lots of young and older people introducing the biggest names in djs from mallorca, from bcm and other parts of mallorca (suggested by Mattiboy - [email protected]) | |
| The Darwen Cemetery to Blackburn Challenge. Starts at the Cemetery Hotel the last pub on the A666 before Bolton, basically consists of walking down the main road towards Blackburn having a pint in as many pubs along the way as possible, it is pretty much impossible to go all the way due to the actual amount of pubs along the roughly 6 mile route. last i attempted it we only got about 2 miles into it. plenty of good pubs with decent beers, and plenty crap ones too but thats all part of the experience aint it... | |
| Surrey Quays to Bermondsey (dock and river route). 20 Pubs (many hidden gems, some not mentioned on BITE site, most of the pubs do Real Ales). Try the one day challenge (1/2 pt in each) or spread it over 2 days (1 pt in each). Begins and ends near tube station.
Start at Surrey Quays Tube..
1) The China Hall, 141 Lower Road
2) The Caulkers, 126 Lower Road
3) The Farriers Arms, 214 Lower Road
4) Prince Of Wales, 19 Plough Way
5) Surrey Docks (Wetherspoons), 185 Lower Road
6) Bar Original, 3a Teredo Street
7) Quebec Curve, 100 Redriffe Road
8) Moby Dick, 6 Russell Court East
9) Wibbly Wobbly, Greenland Dock
10) The Ship & Whale, 2 Gulliver Street
11) The Ship York, Elgar Street
12) Fitchells, Odessa Street (?)
13) The Clipper, 562 Rotherhithe Street
14) Blacksmith Arms, 257 Rotherhithe Street
15) Three Compasses, 368 Rotherhithe Street
16) Spice Island, 163 Rotherhithe Street
17) The Mayflower, 117 Rotherhithe Street
18) The Ship, 39 St Marychurch Street
19) The Angel, Bermondsey Wall East
20) The Old Justice, Bermondsey Wall East
Finish Bermonsey Tube Station (suggested by Roger B - [email protected]) | |
| The Wivenhoe Pub Crawl (wivenhoe, small town just outside Colchester, Essex)
Start at the top of the village at The Flag and work down the village, visiting, The Hourse and Groom, the Park Hotel, The Greyhound, The Station, The Black Buoy and then finishing up nicely on the quay at The Rose and Crown! :D (suggested by Rich) | |
| Second City Pub Tours- see Glasgow, the second city of the empire the way it was meant to be: through pint glasses.
5 bars in a 3 hour tour. www.rebelrousersltd.com (suggested by Clif - [email protected]) | |
| Leeds - The Otley Run
Classic Student rite of passage, taking in 13-17 pubs with no more than 10mins walk between then and ending in Leeds town centre!
Those in brackets are 'new' pubs not included by purists.
Start Woodies Ale House,
The Three Horseshoes,
The New Inn,
Headingly Taps,
(The Box),
The Skyrack,
The Original Oak,
The Hyde Park,
The Library,
The Packhorse,
The Eldon,
The Old Bar,
(The Terrace),
(Strawberry Fields),
The Fenton,
(The Dry Dock),
The Met Bar to End! (suggested by Phil) | |
| Craven ST, the place to go before heading into town. This is a good crawl as it has many pubs close to each other n you can start at the top of the road and make your way down tothe last pub at the bottom. start - chestnut tree . finish - four provinces (suggested by The Jester - [email protected]) | |
| Stevenage is the place to b on a friday night,start off in weatherspoons in the plaza 4 some cheap shots n drinks then next door to hogshead where its jam packed sellin cheap drinks,then 2 min walk ova 2 the leisure park,few cocktalis in the exchange bar then across the road to Pulse the nightclub where u can dance the rest of the night away! (suggested by nicola - [email protected]) | |
| start off the evening with those special teas they serve upstairs pfrom the record shop in the Camden Stables or downstairs @ New Amsterdam on the high road. next, head to the Elephant's Head, where all the sweet rockabilly kids are having beers to a guy scratching Woody Guthrie on decks. then head over to World's End or Barfly to catch edge bands. then (this is the best part) walk up the high road & just past the Chalk Farm station, turn right & then left to discover the secret of Chalk Farm --- MONKEY CHEWS. not a proper pub, but it'll calm your restless, wandering soul --- classic ecclectic subcultural kishtz. finally, when you're good & loaded, walk back down the high road to a the only fish & chips shop across from Chalk Farm station. walk in, get your chips, and walk way to the back of the shop, where, if it's 2am, you'll find a whole tribe of rockabillies keeping the beat on tabletops for an eye-catching gentleman bluesman/anachronistic teddy boy frenchman from new orleans. the locals go crazy for his howling wails, all on their way home from some or other crawl. if anyone knows the name of the secret fish & chips shop, pls post it. (suggested by xlili) | |
| Sam Smiths Crawls are good and cheap start at the john snow, glass house, white horse red lion, the crown, the cock, the horse and groom, yorkshire grey and so on and end up (if you can!!!) in the CHANDOS in trafalgar square!!!! (suggested by adam) | |
| Sam Smith Crawls
Choose a town and do a few Sam Smith's pubs e.g. London, Fitzrovia to the City can have any number of SS crawls from 1 to about 10 pubs.
My selection would be:
The Cittie of York
The Lyceum
The Princess Louise
The Angel (St Giles)
Chandos for a big finish !!
(suggested by Del) | |
| The Wellingborough Circuit: An uphill start, followed by a level stretch then a downhill stint to the club:
Ye Golden Lion, Horseshoe Inn, Bushwackers, Red Well, Fiddler's Elbow, The Gloucester, The Cutting Room, Rafferty's. (suggested by Craig - [email protected]) | |
| the cricket club
the dog and gun
the red lion
the king william
the plough
(suggested by natalie) | |
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