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ROBCamra
01-11-2016, 10:28
:cheers:
hondo
01-11-2016, 12:51
The Angel (http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/22070/)
Komakino
01-11-2016, 18:49
The Plough (http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/14861/) in Tyttenhanger, Herts. Still surprised mine was only the second-ever review on the site.
Mobyduck
01-11-2016, 20:45
The Lyric (http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/22307/) Impressive for the area.
Aqualung
01-11-2016, 22:27
The Plough (http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/14861/) in Tyttenhanger, Herts. Still surprised mine was only the second-ever review on the site.

I've never been to it, Tyttenhanger is off the beaten track. The Barley Mow there was one of the very first "beer festival" type pubs. I think there's a piece on it somewhere on Boak & Bailey.
Aqualung
01-11-2016, 22:36
Despite having visited several great pubs since day 1 of the month it still has to be the Coopers Tavern (http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/34227/) in Burton. I'd only really heard of this place from references on the Dark Side. I've got it earmarked for a return, especially as the return journey involves Derby Station!
Komakino
02-11-2016, 11:30
I've never been to it, Tyttenhanger is off the beaten track. The Barley Mow there was one of the very first "beer festival" type pubs. I think there's a piece on it somewhere on Boak & Bailey.

Agreed to a point. It's only a couple of minutes off the A414 but unless you have a "des" it limits what you can enjoy and the bus timetable is too infrequent for those looking to stay longer, which does make it off the beaten track, access-wise. Funnily enough, I only stumbled across The Plough after reading Steve of N21's review (http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/14803/) of The Barley Mow...
Spinko
02-11-2016, 19:23
The Moorbrook Tavern, Preston. A fairly late discovery for me after moving here in June, glad I found it. Excellent cask, keg, music selection, decor, vibe and outdoor wood-fired pizzas!
Wittenden
02-11-2016, 22:03
The Dog Hangs Well at Ludlow.A Parlour Pub and the antithesis of most pubs I've been to. Very limited hours, one beer at a time (and a Cider), but it works for me.
Bucking Fastard
12-11-2016, 14:01
The Mansion House (http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/24078/)

Oakham Ales in great shape with a daily happy hour (sic) from 5pm -7pm with all ales £3 and then a permanent 10% off with a CAMRA card,meant quite a few Citra's flew down at £2.70.

Now that's real value.