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| Reading to Waterloo.
Start at Reading Rail Station at the Three Tuns. Then get the first train on to London on the Waterloo Line.
Stop at every station and have one in the nearest pub.
Is possible if you time it right. Half an hour between each Train. Couple of stations where speed is essential.
On completion meet under the clock at Waterloo. Done it a couple of times. Both times lost quite a few on the way. (suggested by will) | |
| Have to agree about Burnley being a great night out, its had loads of bad press and for some reason a bad reputation which we think is unfair. We have stopped going to Manchester and now goto Burnley and really enjoy Pharoahs for a bit of cheese/party , Isa Bar funky house and always finish the night off at Lava and Ignite which is just the best club we've seen in years and does deserve its title of UK Club of the year. (suggested by James - [email protected]) | |
| Riverside pubs in Wapping and Rotherhite (both sides of river) (suggested by Brian Yantis - [email protected]) | |
| KNUTSFORD , TWO STREETS 10 PUBS AND A FEW WINE BARS , EASY TO STAGGER AROUND (suggested by RIP_BODDIES) | |
| A good old-fashioned historical London pub jaunt is a good one that I did for a birthday a few years ago. Starting point of the Anchor at Bankside, on to the Market Porter, Southwark Tavern and The George in Borough. Jump on a train at London Bridge, get yourself into the Cutty Sark, Ballast Quay (Short walk from Maze Hill, LONGER one from Greenwich). Enjoy one in the Pilot, North Greenwich from where a quick hop on the tube will get you back to the delights of the Mayflower in Rotherhithe. Onto the East London Line, under the water to the Prospect of Whitby at Wapping. Hot foot it over to Whitechapel to enjoy Kraysian delight at the Blind Beggar, then back down to the Ten Bells. A cheeky curry down Brick Lane will set you up for ultimately wherever you end up in the myriad bars and clubs dotted around Shoreditch or Old Street. All on a one-day zones 1-2 travel card. (suggested by Glen) | |
| the avon mill to the crown to the barley mo tothe boat and back (suggested by mike - [email protected]) | |
| Bournemouth is wicked for a night out-there are some great places to go. One of the newest bars to revamp and open up a whole new concept to drinking and socialising is DNA Bar, which is on old christchurch road in the centre of town surrounded by other cool bars and restaurants. It has great music, ranging from R&b. hip hop to house and pop. Its defenitly different from other bars around town and brings bournemouth that much needed class.It is so popular now with events happening regularly from Jazz to guest DJ's to upcoming bands performing live! Check out www.dnabar.co.uk of you really want a night to remember and not to get your shoes stuck to the floor! Cheers, Trace (suggested by Tracey) | |
| Circle Line Pub Crawl - best done on a weekday. At every stop on the Circle Line, go to a pub or bar and have a drink. 22 Stops - 22 Pubs.... (suggested by Tim Street - [email protected]) | |
| if you want a good night out in Burnley take our advice and do it our way. to get into the mood with your first few drinks meet your pals in Wetherspoons aka Brun lea.now you've had a few drinks and you want to get your groove on get on down to smackwater jacks (smaks) where you can relive the music of the past and present and sing your heart out (amerillo! hey hey!!)you no its gonna be a good night now and wanna get round all the clubs its time to move on to Paradise Island where the musics good and the shots are better. when you think you cant take any more shots its time to go to Posh nightclub who must have the best drinks in town (strawberry chi chi's)and discover the clubs worst dancer (anyone welcome). if you want the night to end with a bang then its got to be Lava Ignite (voted UK's top nightclub)anyone who's been will no what we're on about. music to dance your ass off,sing your heart out and wave your arms to. it really isn't a night out without visiting ignite. xxx (suggested by becky and sherry - [email protected]) | |
| Do an alphabet pub crawl - go to 26 different pubs each beginning with a different letter. (suggested by Anna) | |
| bars and pubs along west street, sheffield and then to a club. (suggested by sarah) | |
| We are staying at the Holiday Inn (south) Wanted to go for something to eat (maybe pastarazzi) Then a few bars and maybe some where livley (music wise) later on (suggested by natalie sankey) | |
| All of albert road in southsea (too many pubs to mention), Portsmouth - then off to the pier events or gunwharf later on (suggested by bertus smeedle) | |
| Luton Jace and Scott Culture Shocker Saturday Circle Trail. Ok, start in the Whitehouse for your cheap drinks, then make your way to The George, where you'll gt a live band, then move across to Eddies Bar for some Irish Guinness and more live but different music, then walk round into the follwing..Yates, Heights And the Castle, if you can still stand..get into Brookes for late night drinking. (suggested by Jason May - [email protected]) | |
| My dad did the circle line pub crawl about 9 years ago. They played pub golf as well, so the number of mouthfuls was the number of shots and each pub was par 3,4, or 5. (suggested by Emma Geary) | |
| mersey view | |
| I want to organise a bar craawl in sheffield. Im looking for student type placces on a saturday and some places with a dance floor preferabbly around west street division street (suggested by Gemma Thorpe) | |
| Start at Tide End Cottage, Teddington Lock, Green King Abbott, Kings Head, High St, Bombardier, Shambles Bar great beer/atmosphere, Teddington Arms, London Pride, then on to The Hogarth in Broad Street, full Fullers Range. Short walk to Teddington Station, Train to anywhere. (suggested by Bill Bullock - Bill_Bullock) | |
| i am going to derby in june i am organising the hen night we are going to coyote wild but looking for a hotel to stay in for one night pref not to far from train station (suggested by jeanette harry) | |
| im goin on a barge trip to the norfolk broads in april.wanted to stop at every pub along the way!any suggestions? (suggested by amy) | |
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