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| The Woodston Wobbler, Peterborough.
Start at Boys Head, Oundle Road, 1 mile from train station. Nice starter for ten, choice of 3 or 4 real ales, sometimes live music etc. Next stop Palmerston Arms, 100 yards away. As many as 12 ales, plus real cider, Belgian beers etc. Cherry Tree is a further 200 yards down the road with 6 ales, food and live music at weekends. Across the "rec" 500 yard walk to Coal Heavers Arms. 8 ales plus cider etc and nice garden. Back down hill for Peacock, 200 yards, 2 real ales, plenty of atmosphere and giant TV screen for sports events. End up at Charters a further 200 yards towards town. 12 ales, bottled beers, great garden & live blues on Fridays Saturdays. 3/4 mile walk back to station. (suggested by Bram - [email protected]) | |
| Bristol; Clifton to Centre
(11 pubs)
Rules: 1 drink in each, and max. 30 minutes, and you'll have plenty of time in the final boozer !!
Make a day of it, its a long chicane, winding down St Michaels Hill, through the Triangle, down Jacobs Wells road, and into the Centre.
Be sure to start 2pm-ish, as strolling DOWN the hill can take a bit of time. Start in the Highbury Vaults on St. Michaels Hill, and the descent to the Centre begins. Lots of ales/look out for bearded CAMRA members.
Just a bit further down the road is the White Bear; you can't miss it with the large mascot standing above the door. Try the Rat Catcher cider..phew....
Next up, a bit further down the hill, the Robin Hood is an intriguing stop, a proper (if quiet) pub with a slightly camp bartender. Horse racing and darts seem to be popular here.
As you begin the steep drop down the hill, stop off at Micawbers. The Natch cider has a bit of a kick.
Right next door (we were slurring a bit by now) is the Scotchman & His Pack. More cider, outside terrace, and maybe even some live Irish music (Tuesdays)
Next the Ship Inn on Lower Park Row takes you into the first part of the chicane. Much seafaring memorabelia (inc many fine-bosomed ladies from the front of ships)
We missed out the White Hart (Scream), and Prince of Thieves, as too studenty, but try them out if you're a student
Pushing on, go along Triangle South, and turn left into Berkeley Place/Jacobs Wells Rd. Walk down a bit, and on the other side of the road is the Eldon House. There's an old piano by the blokes toilet, and you'll be really steaming by now.
Next up, the Hope and Anchor is a bit further down the hill. Large terraced garden, Hoegaarden, and daft talk. This place is really nice!
Next up, the Bag 'O' Nails is down to the bottom of the hill, and left into Deanary Road. Local dockside boozer, even the locals seem friendly now!
Final stop (no. 11) is in the Centre, The 'mighty' Hatchet (along Deanery Road, Georges Road, under Frog Lane Bridge, and look for the large medieval pub). Olde worlde, heavy metal/goth hang-out, great music/DJ, and open til 1am. Enjoy.
(suggested by Jon Watkins) | |
| Tunbridge Wells when it's a lovely summer evening...
Start at the Sussex Arms then move on to the Duke of York. Next stop is Cassidy's followed by The Barn. You can then either stop at the Sound Garden or head on to the final stop - the Beau Nash. (suggested by Canuck) | |
| this one is so simple you can even do it when you've been on an alldayer! pick a town any town, as your driving by the pubs in your taxi stop at the one that looks a top bar , this is your 1st port of call , you are now on your way :). you are only allowed 1 drink in each pub and this must take no longer than 20mins unless a wicked song is played by the dj then you have to stay and have a shot of mates choice! go from pub to pub quick as you can to increase amount of alcohol consumed, this is great if its somewhere you dont know and the good thing about it is that you only remember the really rank pubs , therefore not going in them again, if your in a small town ie; ashby then you are allowed to go in the same pub twice or evev 3 times as long as you have been to a different one previously. we only do pubs that play music except good old wetherspoons, but my other half assures me you can do it without the music aswell! strange but true. so we've managed 11 including a club , gonna try and beat it this weekend , if anyone has done anything similar let me know your result, ps we girls and most of us drink pints (suggested by treez - [email protected]) | |
| Last Year for a mates stag do we did a crawl based on pubs that have featured in London movies. From cryptic clues you had to guess the nearest tube, the street, the pub name and finally the movie that it appeared in. We visited pubs from Mission Impossible, Alfred Hitchcock's Frenzy & The Krays. There are loads more but it depends how far you want to travel.
I can forward details to anyone who is interested. (suggested by Alan Hancock) | |
| railway - fez sw15 (suggested by sarah abbott f.a (borts)) | |
| the george best pub crawl.
Firstly down a couple of cold tins of premium lager at home.Secondly get a cab to Chelsea and start off in the Phene Arms,Best's favorite pub,drink white wine and then walk to all the close by pubs in and around the Kings Road.By the end of it you should be as drunk as well.... George Best of course! (suggested by Nick Hamer) | |
| How can the Circle line pub crawl not be on here? I did this while at uni in reading. We started off in Paddington and worked clockwise. The aim of the game: run from each station to the nearest pub, down a pint and get back on the tube to the next station. As we were all students and in good training for this amount of beer, it went well for the first 8 or 9 pubs but then went rapidly downhill around number 12 as the beers kicked in. Had to slow down to halves for a while and even stop for food at one point. By the end (28 stops) we were doing tequila slammers and hardly able to stand. I can't tell you the names of all the nearest pubs cos I was too drunk to remember! It was a wicked day out though. Just glad I was staying with a friend in London instead of going back to reading. We all got t-shirts printed but some of the pubs wouldn't let us in because of it. Had to roam a bit further to find alternative pubs at times. (suggested by Rich) | |
| Circle Line - partial
Doing a pub at every stop would be difficult (26 stops) so suggest taking a large die, get on Circle Line train, throw die, travel that many stops, get off, drink in nearest pub, return to Circle Line and throw again. Quit when you get back to your starting or nominated station (suggested by Puffin) | |
| The Otley Run is a famous route from the studenty Headingley area of Leeds into to the city centre, all walkable on the Otley Road.
You start off with Woodies in Far Headingley and after 13 pubs you'll arrive at the last pub on the road, The Dry Dock.
the pubs are....
Woodies
3 horse Shoes
O'Hagans/New Inn (whatever it's called now)
Headingley Taps
The Box
Sky Rack
Original Oak
Hyde Park
The Library
Eldon
Pack Horse
Fenton
Dry Dock (suggested by Ade) | |
| This is a rich bastards crawl - but it's great fun. Firstly you arrive at an appropriate airport (Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester or Edinburgh) and board a flight to New York. Upon arrival at JFK or Newark you have a Limo waiting for you (about $100 per day. Proceed on the New York Monopoly pub crawl. Do not throw up in the Limo. Return home broke and in need of a holiday!! (suggested by Geoff) | |
| Pub Crawl for all the Walkabouts in London (suggested by Porcher) | |
| Billericay Pub Crawl. Start from the station end of the high street and walk up.. 1. The Railway 2. The Crown 3. Stewart's 4. The Blue Boar 5. Chequers 6. Coach & Horses 7. Red Lion 8. White Hart 9. The Rising Sun 10.Quilters (optional 11.jump in a cab to get to the clubs/bars at Bas-vegas!) | |
| this one is hard core, the circle line pub crawl, off at every stop for a drink in the nearest pub- this is an all day activity and requires a travel card (suggested by Ara - [email protected]) | |
| Ware, Hertfordshire. A small town but has 26 pubs. I lived there and did the full pub crawl several years ago but have forgotten the route. Because the pubs are scattered all over the place the route is important. Does anyone know the best route ? (suggested by dean bates - [email protected]) | |
| Monopoly Pub Crawl Summer 2004! www.lastorders.beerdrinkers.co.uk (suggested by The Landlord - [email protected]) | |
| Very well known - "The Delph Run" in Delph Road, Brierley Hill, West Midlands, DY5.
The Vine (aka Bull & Bladder)
The Black Horse
The Dock and Iron
The Tenth Lock
The Bell
The Tenth Lock*
The Dock and Iron*
The Black Horse*
The Vine (aka Bull & Bladder)*
The Vine is the Bathams brewery and it is locally considered a challenge to have a pint in each one then call at the first 4 again on the way back (marked *) (suggested by Simon Beasley) | |
| go from the saucy barber in fleet street for sum smashing music and drinks then onto the hairy mary in flange street for sum shots and off to the jug and jester for sum magic!!! gr8 nite out in leamington (suggested by Richard (dick) Head) | |
| The Didsbury dozen. This is a traditional crawl I did it first over 20yrs ago but now can be expanded to include all the bars in Didsbury
1) The Gateway East Didsbury
2) The Didsbury
3) Ye Olde Cock Inn
4) The Famous Crown
5) The Royal Oak
6) The Fletcher Moss (ex The Albert)
7) The Dog and Partridge
8) The Station
9) The Clock Tower
10) The Nelson
11) The Woodstock
12) The Barleycorn
(suggested by Karim Jamal - [email protected]) | |
| Marathon Pub Crawl - West London
Start at either Chiswick or Hammersmith roundabout and make your way along Chiswick High Road/King Street. There are 27 pubs/bars along the way which makes it one for every mile of the London marathon....and somewhere to celebrate your 'run' (suggested by Kirsty) | |
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