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| a pub craw around wokingham starting at the station and finishing there (suggested by barry rhodes) | |
| weatherspoons onto buzios and then onto a club like beachclub or berties in newquay | |
| The London Marathon Pub Crawl - I thought of this while watching the race last year. It was the most productive thing I did all day. It frightens me to think of the number of pubs on the 26 and a bit mile long course. I would guess between 80 and 100, but couldn't say for sure. I thought it would be a good one to do over Easter one year. Start Thursday night after work (yet to be decided if you sleep in hotels en route or go home) and get back in the saddle Friday, Saturday and Sunday mornings. A average of 20 to 25 pints a day for 4 days should test the mettle of the sturdiest of men. I thought I could it for my Stag Do, but I don't see myself getting married in the forseeable future and none of my soon-to-be-married friends are brave enough, so by all means steel my thunder and tell us how it went! (suggested by Mark Pennington) | |
| The Kings Mile...Wimbledon Village
Start at te King of Denamrk on the Ridgeway then onto the Swan a few doors down. Couple of minutes walk to the Crooked Billet and Hand in Hand, both quality Youngs pubs. Then into the main village for the Rose & Crown, Brewery Tap and Dog & Fox.
This crawl is a must for Youngs lovers and also a great summer afternoon as all pubs bar the brewery tap have outdoor seating. You can end the night later by moving into Finchs which adjoins the Dog & Fox and has a late licence. (suggested by Richard - [email protected]) | |
| Start of at The Sun, Redhill, then on to the abbot in redhill then on to the embassy in redhill. Then ending up in chicago's in epsom | |
| Alphabet crawl. Pub starting with each letter of alphabet and drink starting with same letter. Good luck with x,y,z!!! (suggested by Claire - [email protected]) | |
| Ok if you are using the public trasport this is idea. start at Chaigo Rock then on to The Knowsley, The fantictic Space bar on which is on the same road and they are some food places in between. After the space bar you could pop over the road to the George which is very stylish. Then you can cross over to yates and after that if you go to the top of the road and bear left you have the clarence and carrying on down that road you have O Neils Irish bar and opposit there you have the liquid lounge and if you are still standing you can head back to chagio Rock that is open to 2am or off to sol Viva the night club which is in the rock and not even 5mins walk. (suggested by Kerance - [email protected]) | |
| Out in Burnley? Try this one out. Wetherspoons for a 2 double vodka redbull jug for �4.99, to kickstart your night, then off to The Litten Tree for a couple. Then head down to Yates and sample the vodka jellies, then the Red Lion is sure to float your boat. After this, try Smackwater Jacks for a more lively theme, followed by Paradise Island to really crank it up. Then its bar time... Move down to the Hammerton St area, where there are bars similar in number to Ibizas San Antonio! Try out the Orange house or Walkabout for a beer and a laugh, or if your up for the Burnley nightlife hardcore style, try one of the bigger music bars, such as Pharohs, Fluidz, or that new saloon bar (forgot the name) ISA bar is a good last bar to go in before choosing your pick up point (nightclub) for the night. We have the famous Lava/Ignite (voted Britains best Nightclub 2004 by FHM), Club XCess (ok i guess - Judge Jules has played there) There is numerous other 'skanky' clubs like Club 53 to avoid if possible. My personal choice would be Lava which is the over 25's bit downstairs Lava/Ignite. Open til 2 Fri's/Sat's (Ignite open til 3am Sat) Burnley is well worth a look for anyone fancying a Northern night out and in my opinion, far supercedes Blackpool or any other North Western town for a quality night out! (suggested by Leigh - [email protected]) | |
| Should you ever find yourself in the delightful backwater of Tenbury Wells, try crawling from one end of town to the other. Start at the Rose and Crown then cross the River Teme to The Bridge. From there move down Teme Street to The Ship, The Vaults and The Crow. Turn the corner into Market Street towards the Royal Oak, The Market Tavern, The King's Head and then gracefully finish off in The Pembroke. There is a Turkish kebab house half way through which should surpress any hunger. Don't be alarmed by the locals, they rarely bite! (suggested by Alistair Drummond) | |
| Ironbridge Gorge (Shropshire).
A crawl along the beautiful river Servern through the cradle of the industrial revolution, now a World Heritage site.
-Start at the Woodbridge Inn. Cross over the bridge and walk along the river away from the Woodbridge until you get to the
-Brewery Arms. Continue in the same direction until you get to the
-Shakespeare. Then cross over the footbridge to
-The Boat. Follow the road out of the village and past the tile museum. Around 0.4 mile after the boat, you come to
-The Black Swan. Continue untill you see the silver suspension bridge. Cross it and visit
-Ye Olde Robin Hoode. Then next doot the
-The Bird In Hand. UP the road and over the mini-island to the Ironbridge itself, next to which you will find
-The Tontine Hotel. Optionally, you can cross the bridge here and seek out The Station pub on the other side. Otherwise, carry on along the river to
-The White Hart
-The Malthouse
-The The White Swan. And if you still haven't had enough, over the roundabout and on to The Valley Hotel and 0.4 miles on to The Meadow opposite the power station.
Some of the smaller pubs on this route do not open before 7pm, even on a Saturday, but you need to start at about 3pm to have any chance of finishing this one. (suggested by Jan Coulson) | |
| Start at the bridge tavern in the centre of radcliffe,
Walk to the morning star (slap the bar maid on the arse) walk to the horse shoe. crawl to the lord rag - walkk straight to the colliers and finally the the last orders (suggested by Shag) | |
| London's South Bank is made for a pub crawl. Start at the All Bar One by the London Eye, next door to the Slug, then along the bank, starting at the Arch Duke and finishing at the Old Thameside Inn by Southwark Catherdral (or further if you've got the time). Wesminster to London Bridge takes in about 10 pubs. (suggested by Bazil - [email protected]) | |
| there is a crawl where you go around the circle line, go the nearest pub at all stops! (suggested by stephen - [email protected]) | |
| its called the heywood mile. its usually tried on a hot bank holiday weekend. the idea is u start at one end of heywood i.e. the black swan, and have a pint in each pub on the way into heywood center and beyond. due to heywood having a lot of pubs, once i the gunnise book of records, it separates the men from the boys (suggested by chris dawson (cj)) | |
| grappling with the Gorge!
A 'perfect' summer or autumn crawl/ramble can be had in the Ironbridge Gorge in Shropshire.A relaxing saturday afternoon can be spent doing the following route,
Start at The Boat in Jackfield, from here nip over the footbridge to The Shakespear, back over the bridge and follow the road up , past maws tile factory , follow the footpath through the woods and the old railway track to you reach The Black Swan (mucky duck to the locals), from here a short walk across the river bridge to the Robin Hood, then follow the river up stream on the footpath into Ironbridge , where the Ironbridge wine bar is worth a quick stop, then walk along the wharfage taking your pick of 5 or so pubs , the best being the last two , the malthouse and the swan, From the swan continue to walk past the car park and up a very steep short road to your right - aptly named Paradise( opposite the merrythought shop) this road will lead you eventually to the Coalbrookdale Inn, the real ale mecca of the gorge. This pub is now open all day so you can arrive any time!!Whilst at the Coalbrookdale Inn, pop over the road to the Grove for a swift one then back to the 'dale' for a fulfiiling night of lovely beer.
The total distance of this crawl is about 2 miles, so is fairly energetic, however this is a flat version of the gorge crawl ,For the more energetic a hilly diversion can be taken from the Robin Hood up to the Golden Ball and then along Hodge Bower to the White Horse and then down to the Coalbrookdale, Stunning views. (suggested by PF) | |
| Forget Douglas if you're on the Isle of Man, Ramsey has the best pubs and they're all within walking distance of each other. Start at The Swan and work your way down Parliament Street via Bar Logo and The Plough then head over to the quay for The Stanley, The Mitre, The Schooner, The Ellan Vannin, The Royal George and finish up at Nightlife. (suggested by Ralf Wenniks) | |
| Pub Crawl Hide And Seek - Select a number of pubs (depending on the ability level of your 'seekers') and, having given the name and location of the first pub, give the participants clues to the next pub (cryptic or whatever). The smaller the pubs the better. Participants get the clues once they have proven that they're in the pub (maybe by answering a question - some homework will be needed for this before the day by the organiser i.e. what colour is the front door). The winner is the first person/s to find the organiser and present them with sufficient evidence that they've had a drink in each pub along the way i.e. a receipt for all their drinks. Best done in central London but it will work anywhere. The organiser clearly needs to spend the day in the last pub with some friends whilst the others are doing the crawl to stop themselves dying of boredom. (suggested by Ali Brent - [email protected]) | |
| POOLE QUAY,DORSET
LOADS OF CHEAP LOCAL PUB'S
THEN TO OYSTER QUAY TILL THE EARLY MORNING
BEST VIEWS IN THE SOUTH (suggested by JIM) | |
| Kilburn High Road, London NW6, every other building is a pub! (suggested by GMouse) | |
| Should think about it whitweek end of May early June do all the Hurst and Oldham st last stop Hat and Feathers singing Collyhurst Rd.
Beaner here folk's Author "Grafters" (suggested by Colin Blaney - [email protected]) | |
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