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| We had grand plans to drink at a pub on every stop of the circle line but were unable due to the incident on thursday. This changed to the central line but we started at 3pm and wouldn't have got in done in time. so that's why we just got off at random places (mainly on the central line), found the nearest pub and had a drink. We done 10 pubs / bars in all and 2 of the 7 of us ended up being sick before the night ended at 1:30am.
1.Stratford - Golden Grove, 2.Liverpool Street - Hamilton Hall, 3.Holborn - Shakespeare's Head, 4.Tottenham Court Road - Jack Horner, 5.Oxford Circus - Red Lion, 6.Leicester Square - Moon Under Water 7. Leicester Square - All Bar One, 8.Bond Street - Hog in the Pound, 9.Leytonstone - Walnut Tree, 10.Leytonstone - O'Neils (suggested by Alan) | |
| a good place for a crawl in plymouth is the not-so-world-famous ''mutley and north hill run''. U start at the top end of mutley plain (the HYDE PARK) then u work your way back down the plain towards the city centre- heres the order u could do it:
1-HYDE PARK
2- THE MANNAMEAD
3-CAFE SOL
4-DOG AND DUCK
5-WOODY'S (under the dog n duck)
6-THE LONG ROOM
7-MUTLEY CROWN
8-BOOMERANGS
9-THE JUNCTION
then walking up north hill n then down the other side u will come to:
10-FUEL
11-CUBA
12-BAR RIDE
13-THE SKIVING SCHOLAR
then u make your way into the city centre towars a road called ROYAL PARADE and you come across:
14- THE HOG'S HEAD
15-YATES
then you walk down ROYAL PARADE towards all the clubs- but be prepared ...some places charge alot more than others, so it can work out to be quite an expensive crawl- but i would recommend it to anyone- I regularly subject myself to it. The best thging about this crawl is that all the pubs are situated
on the way into the city centre so there is hardly any chance of, if you do wander off, you getting lost, and if you do just ask anyone where the pubs mentioned are and they should point you in the right direction. Best to start this run early(about 5 or 6) as by about 8, these places (which are not the biggest) get pretty busy, and you an be waiting along time for a brew. (suggested by Matt) | |
| 7 Real Ale Pubs in Birmingham
The Shakespeare,
31 Summer Row, City Centre
This City Centre pub has undergone a sympathetic refurbishment in the last couple of years, and is a regular haunt for Central Library staff, amongst others. The current licensee, Helen O'Neil has been running the pub for over 10 years and sells Coors M&B Brew XI as the regular real ale, supplemented by a regular changing guest beer. It is planned to install a third handpull. An article on the history of the pub, written by Andrew Maxam (below), appears here.
The City Tavern,
Bishopsgate Street, City Centre, B15 1EJ
Located just off the bustling Broad Street near Five Ways, the City Tavern has been reopened after a tasteful refurbishment and replacement of original fixtures and fittings. The full Highgate Brewery range is on offer and the pub makes a welcome retreat from the hectic nightlife close by. There is a long, narrow bar and a rear lounge, as well as an upstairs function room.
The Old Joint Stock,
4 Temple Row West, City Centre, B2 5NY
Converted from a former bank house, this impressive pub is situated right at the centre of the City. The interior has a mix of styles and the attention to detail is stunning. There is a large island bar serving the main room, a smaller meeting room and a balcony area up a flight of stairs. The pub serves beers from the Fullers range, plus guest beers, including locally-brewed Beowulf ales. Popular with office workers and shoppers alike, this pub has won several awards, including the Birmingham CAMRA Pub of the Year. Food is served 12noon-7pm.
The White Swan,
Bradford Street, Digbeth, B12 0QY
Located a short walk from the Anchor, this pub is another good example of the architecture of the time. The bar is quite narrow and runs the length of the pub and there is a small back lounge, as well as some impressive original tiling. Banks's and Marston's beers are on offer here. The pub has featured in almost every edition of the Good Beer Guide.
The Wellington,
Bennetts Hill, City Centre
This City Centre ale house has recently been reopened and has become a magnet for real ale drinkers from all over the country. Nigel Barker, who runs the pub, has ten handpulled beers on at a time and aims to have 2000 different ales on by the end of 2005. Three beers are from the Black Country Ales range and there are seven guest beers. Recently, two traditional ciders have been on sale from casks on the bar.
The pub is hard to spot from more than a few yards away and the entrance is much like those of the many offices in the city centre. The bar is open plan, but the building's features provide natural breaks between the front seated area, the central bar and the rear seated area. The pub welcomes customers to bring in their own food.
The Lamp Tavern,
157 Barford Street, Highgate, B5 6AH
Eddie Fitzpatrick has been running this cosy little pub since 1993. His mainstay during that time has been the rather excellent Stanway Stanney Bitter, extremely rare in these parts. The pub acts as a focal point for various local clubs and societies and there are live bands in the function room at weekends. Also serves Church End Gravediggers, Marstons Pedigree, Everards Tiger and guest beers. CAMRA Birmingham presented an award to Eddie to mark his 10 years at the pub.
The Anchor,
308 Bradford Street, Digbeth, B5 6ET
Gerry Keane and his Family have been running this pub for over 30 years. There is a wide range of real ales, bottled and draught Foreign beers and a changing cider. The pub has 4 rooms, including one which is a no smoking area, plus another dubbed 'The quiet man's room'. The pub has won the Birmingham Branch Pub Of The Year Award three times
(suggested by Paul Henley) | |
| The Circle line pub crawl. great fun, 27 pubs in 12 hours - its recommended to stick to the half pints all the way round though! we started at victoria at 11am, then get all the way back round for closing time. (suggested by Grant) | |
| On Thursday 7th July 2005 from 11 am, myself and 4 mates are doing the proper Monopoly Pub Crawl, 26 squares for places, plus water works, electric co, tax office, jail, free parking etc. If anyone else is doing one that day, please let us know. We are starting at 11am at The Red Lion, Old Kent Road and finishing in a club in Leicester Square at midnight. It will be a mad day out. Feel free to join up at some point or tag along on some of the crawl. (suggested by Jonny Blair - [email protected]) | |
| The Dorking Crawl. A nice, leisurely 12-pub crawl. Goes as follows:
The Surrey Yeoman (The old Hogshead)
The White Hart (The Snakepit)
Arty P's
White Horse Hotel
The Bulls Head
The Spotted Dog
The Cricketers
The Kings Arms
The Old House At Home
The Star
The Pilgrim's Arms
The Malthouse (suggested by Ali Brent - [email protected]) | |
| Balti Alti
Tour the pubs of Altrincham ending with a curry.
The Old Mill Try at least 3 pints here quality beer
The Railway Marstons pedigree great
The Malt Shovels
The Roebuck
The Old Market Tavern
3 in here
The Orange Tree
Shere Khans Restaurant A curry and some more lager.hic (suggested by John) | |
| well id defo say for a gd nyt in doncaster to do emporium, then great northan, berlins courtyard aruba tryst then to trilogy. thats a gd un probs the best!! if ya not into r n b then miss out courtyard aruba n tryst n go to reflex then edwards instead. Hope ya try it n enjoy it. xxxx (suggested by staci) | |
| around the world in 40 beers.
you must have a beer from a different country in each pub and not allowed to have two from same country. (suggested by scott jenkins) | |
| Irwell Roundabout.
(Salford & Manchester)
Mark Addy
Egerton Arms
Salford Arms
Kings Arms
Eagle Inn
Black Lion Hotel
(Across the River Irwell into Manchester)
Crown & Cushion
Mitre
Old Wellington
Sinclairs
Sroll down to Thomas' Chop House
Ape & Apple
Sawyers Arms
Bridge Street Tavern
Back at the Mark Addy (suggested by steviej) | |
| LIVERPOOL, LIME STREET ARRIVAL,
HEAD OF STEAM-LIME STREET
THE CROWN-LIME STREET
WEATHERSPOONS-LIME STREET
DOCTOR DUNCANS-ST.JOHNS LANE
SHIP AND MITRE-DALE STREET
RIGBYS-DALE STREET
O'NEILS-HANOVER STREET
(suggested by JO - [email protected]) | |
| the rollo run you go to all the pubs on rawlinson street get a drink or two in each bar but you have to start off early in order to get round all of them (suggested by janie) | |
| There is a loop of six pubs between Woolmer Green and Knebworth in Herts. The pubs can be accessed from the Railway Station in Knebworth. It's a 6(ish) mile walk so the pubs are not close, but there are three all in Woolmer Green.
The pubs are:-
Station Inn Knebworth, The Lytton Arms Old Knebworth. The Robin Hood and Little John Rabley Heath. Chequers, Red Lion and Fox in Woolmer Green.
On bit of advice - take a torch, some of the roads arm small and unlit at night... (suggested by Paul Higgins - [email protected]) | |
| Crawing in Reading i suggest you start in the hop tap its cheap and cheerful and always busy on friday and saturday on the was to yates have a quick one in barracuda its cheap but not very classy then yates for a quick one because its always busy and full of good looking fellas and women in short skirts, somedthing for everyone, after that you have to try o'neills its fun and the Irish love it, then bar 38 has some good music and both provide nice atmospheres, go to reflex becaused its wonderfully tacky and has to be seen then to bar risa to finish, best bar in Reading you wont want to move on, trust me. (suggested by Amelia Taylor) | |
| Start at the Royal Oak in West Molesey,followed by The Europa,The Poyntz,The Prince of Wales,The Albion,The Bell.Then put your body armour on for the Hotham and The Cannon,go over the road for a bloody good Curry then back to civilisation in The Royal Oak...where it all started. (suggested by Howard) | |
| The walk of shame is the all time classic crawl which myslel an the lads have been doing since wed turned 18 (ehm)..
All in chester, red house, mount,spittle,cross fox, harkers jonses, number 15 for happy hour, wethers, the our local the boot, for the last couple if we can stand. if you do it, i am sure it wont be memrable... (suggested by Neil) | |
| start from tufnell park tube go to the boston arms then up to the darmouth arms and then roung the hill to The Lord Palmerston then to The Duke of St Albans then long walk to the progress bar from there go to holloway where you can go to the encle arms (1.50 a pint) then do that in reverse without falling over!!! (suggested by lENNY - [email protected]) | |
| Wetherspoons
The Whittington Cat
North
Havana 69
Captain Sennys
Home where I'm sick (suggested by Catherine) | |
| Harborne/selly oak run. Combination of 18+ old man,student and town pubs. Class crawl but even better if playing pub athletics, e-mail me if you want a copy. (suggested by Luke - [email protected]) | |
| IF YOU CAN MANAGE A PINT IN ALL THE PUBS AND WINE BARS IN WILMSLOW THEN YOU DESERVE A MEDAL. i'LL TRY AND REMEMBER THEM ALL AND THEY ARE WITHIN A 2 MILE RADIUS OF EACH OTHER:-
THE OAKWOOD
HORSE & JOCKEY (BEST OF THE LOT!!)
RIFLEMANS
FARMERS ARMS(ACE PUB- THE REGULARS ARE WILD!!)
CARTERS ARMS
KINGS ARMS
COACH AND FOUR
HOGSHEAD
BOLLIN FEE
SUEDE
BRASSERIE
SLUG AND LETTUCE
THE SWAN
WAVERLEYS
KING WILLIAM
THE RECTORY
AND LOAD OF OTHER RESTAURANT/BARS
(suggested by SUE) | |
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