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| The Cross City Line Challenge, BIRMINGHAM. Start is Lichfield finish in Redditch and aim for a pint in nearest pub to every station. One of the many highlights is the pub near Gravelly Hill, underneath Spaghetti Junction! Use this site to plan the perfect route (suggested by Matt) | |
| Start at the Eastern end of the High Street of Wootton Bassett and start with a pint in the Red Lion, next a pint in the Bourough Arms, pint in the Angel, pint in the Cross Keys, pint in the Cross Hands, Pint in the Waggon and Horses (you can't get lost its a straight road and it is no more than 30 seconds between each pub).. then if you still have the energy, walk back up the high street opposite the town hall in stilts take your right.. 20 yards down is The Old Nick.. where the loverly bulgarian barman will go down the road and fetch a bag of chips for ya if your really nice! (suggested by bartender and the thief) | |
| St helens, get in weatherspoons cheap beer stagger round to buzbys, bar x, maloneys, chloes, then try all the little boozers on westfield street, then if ur feelin adventurous go 2 nexus then get sum chicken from the spicy rat eat it and then puke it all back up in 1/2 an hour go home then fall asleep fully dressed and then wonder how u got there when you wake up sometime the next afternoon (suggested by chavbuster) | |
| The Golden Mile,Perth Scotland
This Long Road Has 14 Pubs And Hotels Along A Mile Approx Stretch
Well Worth A couple In Each 1 Before Hitting 1 of The 5 Clubs Perth Has To Offer, Superb 4 a Stag Or Hen Night (suggested by Danzo) | |
| I'll tell you ALL about it then! Ok firstly in NOTTINGHAM u start off in Lloyds, then u move to the Priory, slowing followed by Ha Ha Bar and then Quilted Llama. Then u go into the beautiful lace market and go to Pitcher Piano, Bluu, and Faces. Then we go for the 'leg wobbler' cocktails in cucamara, Reflex, Walkabout, Chambers and then u end up in the AMAZING Oceana. U gotta do it!! (suggested by Emily (Again!)) | |
| Start off at the Moon in the Square in Bournemouth- fantastic atmosphere then try The Consortium for funky music or Jumpin Jaks for a laugh! If all else fails, Walkabout provides hot RnB sounds all night! (suggested by Carli) | |
| Plymouth, Start off on the Barbican at the gog an mygog, then onto the ship, then the cider pres, the navy, the admiral mcbride across the footbridge B4 10pm to the thistle then onto the barbican leisure park to Heroes for buy one get one free cocktails and end up in Destiny nightclub (suggested by Doom) | |
| Start at the Broadway Bar Cafe in Tolworth but do go early as it gets full of gobos later on ..then pop in to The Red Lion and then have a little stroll up to The Royal Oak which is OK if you like that sort of thing and then walk up the hill to the Mad Hatter which is a great boozer. With a little bit of reluctance you will have to leave there and walk a few yards to The New Prince which is a brilliant pub and with a huge amount of reluctance you then walk towards Surbiton and turn right at the library and take the first on your right and there you will find The Angel which used to be one of the worst pubs locally (possibly in the world) but it has improved beyond all recognition. Come out of there and back to Berrylands Road and visit Brave New World which is OK.
From here you can either go back to The New Prince and/or The Mad Hatter Which is thoroughly recommended)or you can carry on to Surbiton where you can sample The Rat & Parrot (fairly useless) Coronation Hall (typical Weatherspoons establishment) and then go down Victoria Road to another three pubs and finish off in The Saucy Kettle. (suggested by Peter) | |
| London, A Pub Crawl By tube!!
Start at the nearest pub to the Mainline Terminus Station you arrive in. Then pick a tube(underground) Station and on arrival have a jar in the closest one. Repeat this until you have had enough or it is getting near the time for you to get the last train home!!
A few good pubs to visit are:
The Coach & Horses, Bruton St.
The Barleymow, Dorset St.
The Globe, Marylebone Rd.
The Albert, Victoria St.
Dirty Dicks, Bishopsgate.
The Green Man, Poultry.(JDW).
The Old Bank of England, Fleet St.
The Columbia Bar, Aldwych.
The Coal Hole, Strand.
THe Salisbury, Covent Gdn.
After this Chinatown is only a short walk away so you can get a decent bit of grub to round off the session.!!! (suggested by Andy Evans) | |
| The South Ken Ten - Only really called ...Ten because it rhymes. The idea was based on the ridiculous concept that pubs closed on Sunday afternoons and reopened from 7-10:30pm. We used to do quite a regular pub crawl starting in The Goat Tavern on Kensington High Street and working through the back streets via The Builder and down Gloucester Road then round towards South Ken tube station. The plan was to see how many pubs you could have a pint in during the 7-10:30 opening hours then decamp into The Kwality Tandoori. The full route being: The Goat Tavern, The Builders Arms, The Gloucester Arms, (now Finnagans Wake i think),The Queens Arms, The Harrington (Rat & Parrot?), wierd little dutch hotel bar which was nameless on Gloucester Road, The Stanhope, The Hereford Arms, The Anglesea Arms, Kavanaghs, The Zetland, The Hoop & Toy and obviously The Kwality Tandoori. We managed the full compliment a few times, but it was hard graft! (suggested by Mark Pennington) | |
| BROADSTAIRS, KENT
It is a shame that your site accredits the beautiful dickensian seaside town of Broadstairs with only one pub. There are probably about 20. Not bad for a little town and not one horrible chain pub amongst them(exempt the new Brewers Fayre in the out of town shopping metropolis). The majority of these fine establishments may be visited on a pub crawl so simple, a monkey could do it. Start at the train station. There you will find Cramptons (formerly the Railway Tavern) then head down the High St to Albion St then down Harbour St. Downhill all the way (so easy on the legs) and not more than 50m between pubs of which you should pass 12 before ending up at the Tartar Frigate (the only one you listed listed) or the Pavillion right on the seafront. A Pub crawl that makes me proud to say "I'm from Broadstairs" , plenty of good food to be had too and not a Maccy D's or KFC in sight. (suggested by Mr_Forward) | |
| Burnley!! - weatherspoons first (must suggest to drink as much as possible, JUG of vodka redbull is less than a �5), then smax, then paradise (good for oldskool tunes n cheap shots), then posh (RnB/Rap), followed by Bar11, then walkabout and pharos then on to lava/ignite ( legendary club ) (suggested by Razza) | |
| Hi,
my idea is a "tube pub crawl", i.e. a crawl to the one pub which is the nearest to an underground station. In the beginning I'd suggest a "Zone 1 Tube Crawl" (Zone one of the London Subway System). There are 63 pubs alltogether, so that might take a few days. (suggested by Hirbel - [email protected]) | |
| Burnley is a fantastic place to go for a big night out. It has plenty of pubs/bars all close together, making it easy to fall out of one and into another. We always start in Weatherspoons for cheap drinks. From here we usually head off to Paradice for cheap shots and cheasy choons to help start the night off with a bang. The roof terrace is realy good, and not everyone is allowed up there, if you know what I mean, as downstairs the company can sometimes leave much to be desired. The next place to be is Posh, my personal favouate. The music is good (usually R&B)and there are a few good cocktails to choose from. After posh we're off to Pharos for more cheasy music and 2-4-1 bottles on Thursdays. After Pharos we are usually ready for the club, (yes, Burnley only has one propper club!)although we sometimes stop off at Isa Bar for one. Lava Ignite is a great club with 7 rooms all offering something different. Its a brilliant night, so get your self out there!!! (suggested by bex) | |
| get dressed up as pimps and prostitutes, start at 1pm in the highwayman, have a snack by 2.30 move to froth and elbow for a few bevis. then move to swan by 3:45 and then onto blue rock by 6pm by 8pm go to bar chameleon then stagger to the mulberry bush for 9.30 stay there for an hour or two then go to the old sugar loaf for a boogie if you can handle it move on to jumpin jaks wher the party will just be starting. thoughtout the whole pub crawl there will be games to play and quests to win. this will all ake place in dunstable beds. (suggested by natlo and sammy) | |
| Known to locals as the HAYLE CHALLENGE. Hayle (Cornwall) is a long thin town with most pubs along the main street, 3 miles end to end. Start Bird-in-Hand, go via White Hart, Royal Standard, Cornish Arms, Cornubia, Copperhouse to the Bucket of Blood, then return. Drink 1 pint in each. Must stay on 2 feet to successfully complete the challenge. No vomitting. Die-hards can start at / finish at the Star in nearby St. Erth, adding an additional 2 pints and 3 miles to the "crawl" (suggested by Rick) | |
| Clerkenwell/Farringdon area in London.Manky drinkers pub crawl.Starting in The wun tun "1789" just behind farringdon road,size of a shoebox.You'll see the "walrus" a retired gent in full get up who drinks there every day and has a massive Raj era moustache. Along farringdon rd and stopping into the betsy trotwood. Odd shaped, dark and cosy.Then to The Eagle, about 200 metres up on the left.Good selection of international beers. Finally the Pakenham arms in calthorpe street(late licence)open to three a.m most nights where the journey can be finished off well into the night. (suggested by Mike Evans - [email protected]) | |
| Have recently completed a Coast to Coast Bike Ride. 43 pubs. Alas we did not have a beer in each one, though I think its something to aim for. We raised money for Tsunami Relief and drank in probably half of them. The last pub (our local) is great and well worth a visit. As indeed are many. Most have real ale, nearly all are in fabulous settings.
Here they are: (starting at Staithes on Yorkshire coast, just north of Whitby):
Cod And Lobster,
Staithes
Royal George,
Staithes
Captain Cook,
Staithes
Fox and Hounds,
Dalehouse
The Grapes,
Scaling Dam
Duke of Wellington,
Danby
Downe Arms,
Castleton
Eskdale Inn,
Castleton
Dudley Arms,
Ingleby Greenhow
Black Horse,
Great Broughton
Black Swan ,
Kirkby
Blackwell Ox,
Carlton In Cleveland
Sutton Arms,
Faceby
Black Horse,
Swainby
Miners� Arms,
Swainby
Queen Catherine,
Osmotherly
Golden Lion,
Osmotherly
Wheatsheaf,
Borrowby
Black Swan ,
Thornton � le � Moor
Short Horn ,
South Otterington
Buck Inn,
Mounby
Nag�s Head ,
Pickhill
Busby Stoop Inn
Fox and Hounds,
Carthorpe
Castle Arms Inn,
Snape
White Bear,
Masham
King�s Head,
Kettlewell
Blue Bell,
Kettlewell
Racehorses Inn,
Kettlewell
Tennant Arms,
Kitnsey
Craven Heifer,
Stainthorpe
Sun Inn,
Chipping
Roebuck,
Bilsborrow
Owd Nells,
Bilsborrow
White Horse,
Barton
Saddle,
Bartle
Sitting Goose,
Bartle
Hand and Dagger,
Salwick
Derby Arms,
Treales
Kingfisher,
Kirkham
Grapes,
Wrea Green
Queens,
Lytham
The Taps,
Lytham
Email me for more details! (suggested by andy weston - [email protected]) | |
| Newquay- start off at the Bowgie in Crantock- sipping a glass of chablais while the sun sets over the sea- then get a cab into newquay- hit the central- dancing to funky house and 80's with a fresh friendly funky crowd (no monkeys plz) then walk up to sailors- full of sexy local surfer types and trendy southern fit men in old skool shirts and gorge blonde gals wearin pink n yellow! try the skinners ale cornish blonde- it will get you feeling all bubbly sunny and luvd up!! after chatting up the gorg barman called ben (a family member) move next door to the huge sailors club and dance ur sox off all night to funky house, soul, hip hop and all fused together by newquays red hot dj's!!!! (suggested by ROSIE - [email protected]) | |
| workington royal oak food @ 3 then chasers football then yankees at 7 jail house 8 circuit 9 vine bar 9.30 then barnabys 10 then to rock your socks oak then fusion or passions (suggested by kevin norman) | |
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