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| The Ewell Crawl.
The Eight Bells, The Wheatsheaf, The Spring, The King Bill, The Star, The Famous Green man, then back to the King Bill as it has a late licence
(suggested by Dan) | |
| the old hare and hounds in rednal then jump on the 62 bus and stop in every pub until you reach the carling academy, these pubs include, emerald restaurant, the black horse, the bear and staff, frankie and bennys, the bristol pear, the univarsity, the soak, the goose, the gun barrels and then finally into the academy where a bar is on til 2. i suggest starting early! | |
| the chasetown run. start in the miners food to soak up the beer the least lively for a chat etc. then the uxbridge straight to the junction for a few ( top staff )then maybe on e in the crown rather nice now recent refurb! next to end the last hour in the swan bad singers welcome! by this point u really dot want to go home so u end up at 7s wine bar the local club to get even more drunk, not the best of clubs but its local no need for taxis an u will have a good larf (suggested by bird) | |
| The Bookham Pub Crawl! Held in Bookham, Surrey every september.
Consists of 5 pubs in Bookham and Effingham; starting at The Anchor on Lower Road at midday, then moving on to The Crown on Bookham High Street at 3pm. Then to The Royal Oak also on Bookham High Street at around 5. A swift one at the Oak is followed by a walk to Ye Olde Windsor Castle in Little Bookham Street for about 6pm. The Crawl finishes at The Douglas Haig in Effingham. The Crawl always attracts about 60 to 80 people, and is worth a visit. We have a website with a messageboard aswell: www.homepage.mac.com/bridgesmj/bpc
(suggested by Nick - [email protected]) | |
| Circle Line Crawl - 28 pubs. Done on 19/8/05. Start around 2 and have a drink in a pub closet to circle line station. Most are within eye view of leaving the station but if not arent hard to find (suggested by Si) | |
| throughout the summer we run the Gret Bath Pub Crawl - a tour of Bath's historic pubs - chance to try out the local beers as well as enjoy a mixture of comedy, history, ghosts and general chitchat. We also do booked pub crawls to your specifications throughout the year. Check out our website at www.greatbathpubcrawl.com
(suggested by Kirsten - [email protected]) | |
| Starting at the Marquis of Granby in Epsom, moving across the road to the Albion, futher up the road to the Symonds Well in South Steet, then carry on walking up the road to the queens head (nice local atmosphere with darts and pool), then to the Haywain opposite the garage, and then to the White Horse just after the hospital, round the back of the hospital and back towards Epsom to the Ladas, down the alley way beside the ladas and through the park. Go down the street next to the arts college to the rising sun (finest pub in Epsom for traditional ales(landlord is also the brewery owner))then back into Epsom to Chicago's for some late night drinking and dancing. This is an all day crawl taking into account a maximum of two pints per pub. (suggested by Rob) | |
| camberwell; get off at oval station and drop in the 'black sheep'. great meeting point! then up to 'the old dispensary' for a sexy cocktail. over the traffic lights to 'the castle' - not much atmosphere here, but a place to chat when catching up with friends. then finally, up to 'brb - the grove', a popular choice for me and my mates. cool bar, friendly atmos, great pizza and reasonably priced drinks. (suggested by emma) | |
| The Ock Street run in Abingdon. Start at the White Horse and work your way into the town. It's not like it used to be, most of the pubs are closed, but there are still quite a few if you include the blue boar and black swan on Bath street. (suggested by Tim Lloyd) | |
| a recent pub crawl success! start in ilford, the havelock, move on to the lord napier then onto the bridge house in goodmayes! from this point its on to romford! the firkin the golden lion then brannigans! to end the night and finish you off completely go back to ilford and have a pint of kronenburg blank! after this i acheived the desired effect! i cant remember how i got home or how i got 4 new numbers on my phone . . . RESULT! (suggested by Andy(hustle) - [email protected]) | |
| Do the Topsham Ten, its in Topsham Devon, 10 Pubs in less than a 2mile radius, start out at The Bridge, The exeter Arms, then The Nelson, then Denleys Wine Bar, then go to The Globe and The Lighter Inn The Steam Packet, Drakes, The salutation Inn and the Passage House, the Nelson is food only put hey its got great food and its a really lovely village to go drinking in right by the Exe esturary. (suggested by ACE - [email protected]) | |
| The Victoria Line pub crawl is the best in London (if you live in Walthamstow, or near). You start in Brixton at 11am and drink at the nearest pub to Brixton tube station (Wetherspoons recommended). After a single pint jump on the tube and travel along the Victoria line to Stockwell. Enter the nearest pub for your second single pint, then back on the tube. You drink one pint in each pub at each Victoria line station. There are sixteen stations, and thus this pub crawl is difficult and usually involves halves and shots to complete. You must get to Walthamstow central before 11pm for last orders in the Goose. 16 stations in 12 hours means 45 minutes per pub, take into account time for travel and this becomes the most adventurous pub crawl there is. It is strongly advised that non-drinkers come along for the ride. It is just as much fun for them and this keeps the drinking responsible. (suggested by Jon) | |
| Did this for last birthday was a proper mission but possible - The Great Spoons Pub Crawl! - basic ideaa is tryin yo hit all 25 Wetherspoons in London in one day, Dirty cheap and very messy! List of all London spoons is available on the back of most of the menus Victoria is always good to start at, also some spoons have maps of London with directions from the closest tube stations to the spoons. Really good fun but rules apply... Different drink at each spoons and everyone has the same drink at each one, lunch and tea at spoons is of course obtional! (suggested by Will Lock - [email protected]) | |
| Referred to as the Golden Mile in Redditch. Begins usually in Headless Cross, but can begin from The Fleece pub in Crabbs Cross.
The Fleece (optional)
The Eagle (optional)
Dog & Pheasant
Steps (formerly known as Brodies)
The White Hart
The Gate Hangs Well
The Seven Stars (detour)
The Archers (alongside the detour)
The Park Inn
The Woodland Cottage
The Black Horse
Then you enter Redditch Town Centre...
Whetherspoon's Free House
The Pinnacle
Yate's
The Litten Tree
Chicago Rock Cafe
Time Night Club (suggested by Rich - [email protected]) | |
| How about a Mr Jolly Lives Next Door pub crawl? Now it's on DVD it shouldn't be too hard to work out where all the gin serving establishments are. I'm up for it as long as the gins are large ones. (suggested by Jules Marshall - [email protected]) | |
| Phoenix, Arizona.
I suppose the most obvious places to go for a pub crawl would be Mill Avenue, Tempe, or Old Town Scottsdale, but for a dish of non-touristy pubs, I would suggest a crawl around a section of the 'Biltmore Corridor' in north central Phoenix. The route that I propose covers 2 square miles. Just remember, Phoenix is probably the hottest major metropolitan city in the US, walking in midsummer should only be attempted at night, as it frequently stays above 100F until 7-8pm. The other side of that, is that if you really want to build a thirst up, the dry south-west climate is perfect. Taxis are always easily arranged through the bar-staff at any pub, and may be a useful alternative. Pubs generally open here at 10-11am and close at 2am. It is a common practice to run a tab either at the bar, or with your waitress if you're at a table. When paying your tab at the end of your stay, it is usual to include a 10-15% tip. The majority of pubs will take a debit / credit card.
To begin...start at 7pm.
Start at 'Keegan's' on 32nd Street and Camelback (north-west corner). A lot of self-employed / retired, with a lot of time on their hands. Very friendly, drinkers mainly sitting at the bar. Bar-staff and locals are welcoming. Restaurant section - food good quality, eclectic US fare. Definitely a good place to start. Decent range of draft and bottled beer. Leave Keegan's at around 7.45pm for the Esplanade. You can walk, it's about 3/4 mile due west along Camelback, on the south-east corner of 24th Street. Alternatively, you could take a cab, Keegan's will arrange one for you. The Esplanade is a complex of bars, restaurants, and a large AMC cinema. At the Esplanade I would recommend first getting a pint at Nixon's. You're going to be thirsty and Nixon's produce a 'frozen' pint mug with 'frosty' beer. One should do it. Then hit Deemo's almost next door. Both of these are smaller friendly places. The people are chatty and Wednesday's Deemo's has a Karaoke night, a bit of a blast! Then check out Houston's, just facing Deemo's. Drinkers are mainly to be found at the bar. It's bigger than the other two and very lively, especially on the weekend. A good mix of people, particularly younger through mid 40's. You could think about moving on from the Esplanade at around 9-9.30pm. Again you could organise a cab at whatever bar you happen to be in. Alternatively, you could walk, which takes about 15 minutes and may allow you to digest the beer you've been drinking. Again, head along Camelback due west from 24th Street to 20th Street. Just beyond 20th Street, about 100 yards or so on Camelback. Lies the 'Armadillo'. This is usually very lively any night of the week. There is a large base of locals that frequent the pub and again people are very chatty and talkative. This bar is a very eclectic mix of people from all walks of life, a snapshot of Phoenicians. Check out the 'Armadillo Ale'. It's one of the 'Four Peaks Brewery' creations. The Armadillo have put their name on it by agreement with the brewery. You can get a game of Pool and the Juke box is often at full blast. Again the majority bustle for a place to sit at the bar but there are tables close to the bar and a lot of people end up standing anyway. Two glass sizes at the Armadillo, traditional American 16oz pint size and their 26oz glass. I guess it depends on how thirsty you are! Monday nights it's happy hour all night. Friday's is $3 Guinness all night. You might not want to go any further, but if you do... Get a cab over the bar, or order one through your waitress. You are going to the 'Vine'. This is a lively pub on the north-east corner of 28th street and Indian School. About 2 miles south-east, as the crow flies, from the Armadillo. It's a sports bar, a bit like the Armadillo, but bigger. Beer is served in either 16oz or 32oz glasses. Molson in a 32oz glass, when you're thirsty is just what the doctor ordered! Again you can get a game of pool, watch a game. This pub is the magnet for New England Patriot fans and swims with people when there is a game on. In fact it draws crowds whenever there is any big game on. Saturday night, after the game in the afternoon, around a dozen tables convert to hold a poker tournament. 'Texas Hold'Em' seems to be the most popular game of poker played these days, high and low blinds and all that. There is no money involved, but winners get points redeemable at the bar or for local businesses etc. If you want to play for money then the casinos on the Indian reservations around Phoenix can offer you daily games. When you've had enough fun at the Vine you might want to move on. On Indian School head due west from 28th Street to 'Shady's'. Shady's is only a hundred yards from the Vine. Shady's is a small cosy bar with a pool table and retro juke box. Shady's is frequented by a lot of younger people 20's and 30's and by some of us older guys. It attracts all sorts and is again a friendly place. Sierra Nevada Pale Ale in bottles is pretty good and Guinness on draft is usually excellent. The owner has another pub, over in Scottsdale, which is called the 'Isle of Mann TT Races' an American that is obviously a big UK fan. Okay, by my reckoning it's got to be around 11pm - 12 midnight. If you want another stop it's about 150 yards out of Shady's due west along Indian School, to Bogey's, another small bar. Again a friendly place with a group of locals. A pitcher of Amber Boq is to be recommended here. Karaoke on Saturday nights is fun too. With the Vine, Shady's or Bogey's, if you prefer one over another you can always walk back to whichever pub suits you the best, they're all just a couple of minutes walk apart. 2 am is closing time and people drink up before this, as it is literally closing time. Anyway, I think that you should have reasonably had your fill by this time. I have to admit I haven't been able to do all these in one night, as I usually get stuck in one or other at some point.
Well I hope that this crawl will prove of interest and even though it may not be easily accessible to a lot of UK readers those that can get the chance should enjoy it. P.S. BA has cheap deals on direct flights from Heathrow to Phoenix return every now and then, particularly in the Fall and Spring. Who knows maybe I'll stumble across you some night in one of these places, hopefully not literally! (suggested by Colin Monaghan - [email protected]) | |
| Northern Superleague towns pub crawl.
Sorry to Leigh who do not have a rail station, or London who are not accessable.
Leave Manchester on the 1016 and change at Earlsfield to get in St Helens for 1056, Leave Saints at 1148 and change at Lime Street for a Widnes train arr 1252. On to Warrington Cent at 1323 arr 1332. Dep Warrinton BQ for Wigan NW at 1413 arr 1426. on to Salford Cresent at 1507 arr 1536, on to Manchester Piccadilly for a train to Huddersfield at 1611, arriving at 1714. Depart 1834 for Wakefield getting there at 1908. 1947 to Leeds arr 2006. Leeds to Bradford at 2037 arr 20 mins later. 2135 vis Doncaster to Hull arriving 2321 (Find a club). It will be easier next year when Leigh and Widnes are relegated. This is proposed using Saturday timetables. (suggested by Zagreb) | |
| The premier pub crawl in london is taking place on Saturday 6th August. This is the ayingerbrau challenge. An annual event which covers 24 pubs in 12 hours drinking only Samuel Smith ayingerbrau. All the pubs and fancy dress rules are available at
www.ayingerbrau.co.uk
See you there?
(suggested by Kenzie - [email protected]) | |
| for a pub crawl up walmersley u have to start of at the waggon and horses near the park the work ur way up til u get to the last pub near the motorway called the masons arms nut it is a trek but remeber to stop off at the cricks for a game of pool (suggested by stuart carey - [email protected]) | |
| The Clockwork Orange.
One of the best crawls in glasgow, get an all day ticket on the tube for �1.70. The tube runs in a cicle...and it's painted orange. have a drink at the nearest pub to each of the 15 stops and end up back in town after a tour of Glasgow. not many people can finish it. (suggested by Evan) | |
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