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| The Otley Run
Named after the 'Otley Road' out of Leeds, rather than Otley itself. The traditional route can be completed on foot, and is as follows:
1. Woodies' Ale House
2. The Three Horseshoes
3. (O'Hagan's) New Inn
4. The Headingley Taps
5. Skyrack
6. Original Oak
7. The Hyde Park Pub
8. The Library (formally Feast & Firkin)
9. Pack Horse
10. The Eldon
11. The Old Bar (in the University Union)
12. The Fenton
13. The Dry Dock
Then onward to Leeds City itself, where the choices become endless!! (suggested by Rob H) | |
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Right start the night off in Brookes bar, excellent to get it started quickly, 10 shots for �8, funky music and a decent high quality bar.
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Move down the town to Bellini's. Excellent music, good vibe, funky house music and good quality clubbers.Gets you in the mood to move towards.......
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Liquid....Not fantastic i know but its the better nightclub out of the lot! If you get there early enough then you get in for free with a flyer or at a discount price, and some free drinks with it!! they also do buy one get 2 free if you go on time!
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Depending on the scene in Liquid move towards Charlie Browns if you want a late one. Good funky dancy music. Why not?!
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Then to Sammys for a kebab and a brandy and coke! (suggested by Hannah Lindsay) | |
| The ultimate GEORGE BEST pub crawl,guaranteed to get you rip roaring drunk,or at least merry!
Your likely to bump into BEST at some of these pubs as he regularly frequents them and puts his liver through its paces.
Get a cab to Margaretta Terrace,Chelsea,SW3 visit the "Phene Arms",drink a glass of wine quickly.Walk round the corner to the Kings Road and pop into "Henry J Beans",then drink a couple of pints of premium lager at the bar.
Cross the road to "the trafalger", once inside hit the top shelf,start with vodka and move onto brandy,also keep sipping away at that white wine.By now you should be well on the way.Now stagger up the Kings road until you reach the "Chelsea Potter" once inside this fine pub you must continue with the spirits.
You will now be drunk and may even have George Bests autograph as well,trust me ive done it and Chelsea is a great place for a pub crawl.........
Get a cab to (suggested by N ick Hamer.) | |
| You should try the CIRCLE LINE pub crawl. Go to a pub at every stop on the circle line. Apparently great fun, but can't remember the end - even though my great friends got me round! It's a huge challenge. (suggested by Samantha Ingram) | |
| Over the course of a weekend, try having half a pint in every pub within the city walls in York. Everything in York City Centre is within easy walking distance, which means there are no travel difficulties, but it doesn't give much recovery time between one pub and the next. Me and 3 workmates managed this in 1996, when there were 56 pubs. Many have since changed, some closed, and some new bars opened, so I would guess there might be a few more than 56 now. (suggested by Dom Ainger) | |
| The Delph Run, Brierley Hill, Dudley, West Midlands
Starting at The Bell, working your way up the hill and down Quarry Bank High Street to the Waggon And Horses at the Bottom.
12 pubs in all I think (suggested by Alan Hickens - [email protected]) | |
| a pub crawl along the river, is a must do in the summer time starting at the boater onto the slug, the royal barge, bishop, gazibo, bar ha ha, bar cassa, the porter blacks, the ram then the kingston mill. its good fun! (suggested by gio) | |
| The balham pub crawl. Start at the lounge bar on bedford hill, and work your way round tot he bedford (and there are two bars, so one at each).
Then its on to sainsbury's car park (the exhibit), under the bridge for one at the firefly, then back under the bridge to the balham tup.
Moving swiftly on to the blthe spirit (or whatever that pub next to macdonalds is called that particular week). Ignore the Moon under water. You know why if you live in balham.
Feel free to now stop off for something at macdonalds, and then its round the corner to the two new bars there at the bottom of bedford hill.
Then you have a clear run up balham high road to what used to be bar interlude, the puzzle and then the duke of devonshire. Be careful not to go into foxtons on the way, because it looks like a trendy bar.
Finally you can end with a pint and a game of pool in the George, before falling out of there and getting a chicken cottage from across the road near clapham south tube station.
If you've still not had enough, there is always oblivion, then another firefly, and the windmill on clapham common.
From then on there is a whole world more pubs in clapham... (suggested by Loz Gray) | |
| A pal (new to London) did this crawl a couple of years ago and we had a great time. These were all historic pubs. It started at the Anchor, 1 Bankside SE, then walked to the Old Thameside Inn, 2 Clink St SE, then walked to the George, 77 Borough High St SE, then to the Lamb Tavern, Leadenhall Market EC3, then to Dirty Dick's, 202 Bishopsgate EC2, then finished at The Prospect of Whitby, 57 Wapping Wall E1. Had a great time, good beers and nice people. (suggested by Ken Derby) | |
| The Edgware Road, London. West Hendon Colindale Burnt Oak Edgware Stanmore Harrow | |
| Mini pub crawl ! Get the train to Goring where you can proceed to the Catherine Wheel, then the John Barleycorn, cross the river to Streatley and pop in the Swan hotel then up the high street to the Bull, back down and over the bridge to the Miller of Mansfield and up to the Queens Arms which is right by the station (suggested by Pauline Metcalf) | |
| Horse & Jockey
The Litten Tree
The Cup
The Bottle of Sack
O'Neill's
Rosie's
(suggested by Hamish - [email protected]) | |
| Figure of eight on the Piccadilly and Victoria Lines
Starting at Finsbury Park on the Victoria Line then southbound:
Finsbury Park
Highbury and Islington
Kings Cross
Euston
Warren Street
Oxford Circus
Green Park
Change to the Piccadilly Line and northbound:
Green Park
Piccadilly Cirrus
Leicester Square
Covent Garden
Holburn
Russell Square
Kings Cross
Caledonian Road
Holloway Road
Arsenal
Finsbury Park
(suggested by Seth - [email protected]) | |
| Random tube stop pub crawl. Cons: involves some preparation, a lot of sitting around in tunnels, and the possibility of ending up in Dagenham. Pros: the thrill of the unknown, can be undertaken any number of times, the liberating rush of abdicating responsibility and throwing yourself into the arms of fate. Spend the previous evening writing the name of every tube station in London on to scraps of paper, discounting any outside zone 6. Meet at elevenish, draw a station out of the bag, and off you go. One pint per stop. We've done it three or four times and the number of pubs visited varies greatly. If the next stop is miles away you can always get a can for the journey. (suggested by Joe) | |
| The Kingston Pub Crawl. Around 18 pubs (i think). Requires an 11 o'clock kick off. Best saved for the summer time so you can drink by the river thames in the sun. It's tough, but hey, somebody's got to do it! (suggested by Peter) | |
| Number 17 bus route in reading. from the bear inn to the three tuns. 25 pubs on the left side. (suggested by Chris McKenry) | |
| What a missed opportunity the Monopoly crawl was. Instead of drinking lager, a decent real ale crawl could have been devised.
Perhaps I might try it one day! (suggested by Nigel) | |
| Sam Smith Pub Crawl round London (suggested by Ann W) | |
| Alphabet circle line! 26 stops on the circle line and 26 letters in the alphabet. 1st stop a=archers/advocaat etc 2nd stop b=beer/boddington/bitter etc Ended up off the circle line towards the end as our ability to work out the lines went out the window! Went snti clockwise from temple and ended up in Sloane square though had drinks in earls court and knightsbridge! Great fun and one day intend doing it properly though getting older all the time!! (suggested by Leo) | |
| Do the tenuous-actions pub crawl:-
Badger , Barge , Boar , Crown , Fox , Bear , Coach , Hound , Swallow ........ (suggested by Glenn - [email protected]) | |
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