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was in here on a sun a,noon.and was mobbed.was bit scarey at first as full of big loud lads.but was great atmosphere and we stayed for a while.couldnt belive the triple spirit prices wouldnt be allowed in glasgow lol.def worth o look though.
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Dont expect young trendy people in here. It is an old fashioined pub full of the old regular punters, gets a bit boisterous, but fabulous for post footie match drinking. Really cheap and good atmosphere.
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Always busy no matter what time of day. Dont mind the odd pint in the Beehive for a change now and again. Proper geordie bar which will never change.
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Called in on the way through to the Posada as the exterior looked interesting in an old-fashioned tiled way. Certainly is a drinkers pub, flatscreens with horse-racing everywhere making it feel like almost any bar in Belfast...nothing here to interest the real ale drinker and the "Exhibition Ale" keg beer we took a swift half of was possibly the worst "beer" I have ever tasted in my life. Definitely not one for the imbiber of fine ales...
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It's a drinkers pub, i.e drinkers who want cheap alcohol and aren't too bothered in what form it arrives. Will probably have to close down when the smoking ban comes in , because it is the law in here that you must smoke Spanish Lambert and Butlers
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As Geordie as it gets.
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Remember sitting having pints at the window here, nice little place I recall. The Toon Takeaway is just off to the right on the photo. Magic.
anonymous - 31 Mar 2006 10:04 |
i like this pub go in once and a while for a quick pint before work and on a night out its a good place to go for trebles before you hit the bigg market
weekends are for the old slap like
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great friendly pub with friendly staff. always pop in when up in newcastle
andrew tighe - 15 Sep 2004 14:04 |
