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Good idea! Presumably it's a fairly frequent service, as there's no timetable - and the conditions of passage mention nothing about passengers having to be sober at the commencement of the voyage, only about not consuming any food or drink whilst on board.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bucking Fastard
There seem to be a lot of ferry services,this company operate from Temple Meads and have a timetable http://www.bristolferry.com/ferryService.php Could form part of the crawl ??? I suppose we should concentrate on the pub selection first,but you know where I am coming from...............Quote:
Originally Posted by sheffield hatter
Forget that previous post folks, missed reading a page of the thread..... See ye in Bristol the 14th unless I get a silly afternoon shift in which case I'll be behind the glass selling tickets as ye stagger past.
I had already been thinking about the ferry but the timetables aren't entirely helpful to aiding a crawl. I will definitely check out options though, the cross harbour one may well be very useful if we decide to do the Orchard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bucking Fastard
Good point. It also just occurred to me that Nov 14th is not exactly summer,the timetable could be different and the weather may not be as user friendly as it is currently.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave M
Still seems to be going. It was reported in Pints West it was up for sale. Perhaps no buyer or maybe a change of heart? If it's open, then it's a decent stop and is 5=8 mins from the Three Tuns.Quote:
Originally Posted by sheffield hatter
Some been mentioned in list of pubs already, I do like The Golden Guinea quite a lot due to cool artwork etc for sale and the general vibe of the place. I also like The Ship and Ostrich Inn but these aren't based on real ale.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave M
I don't mind the Shakespeare although on a previous visit nearly 3 years to the day it was the beginning of the demise of my girlfriend and status of in a relationship and by the end of the evening in the Old Duke I was single.
Do we need to add The Knights Templar (JD Wetherspoon) to the list as a starting point for those arriving by train to get a bit of food?
I went there on 22/06/14 still open then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quinno
Some excellent suggestions, they should keep us going for a bit. Not sure who's doing the final choice but I'm glad is not me! A couple of others to throw in to the mix, although I'm sure I'll think of some more. The Barley Mow is near the station so my be a good one to include at the beginning or end. This is also Bristol Beer Factory, so may be an alternative to the Grain Barge.
If we're walking from The Three Tuns to The Grain Barge, then we could try The Bag o' Nails.
And besides the Beer Emporium, the nearby Small Bar and recently re-opened The Famous Royal Navy Volunteer may be worth a look.
Do we chuck in the BrewDog ?I think between Quinno and Dave M we can just continue to suggest pubs David.
Small bar reminds me I need to revisit especially since I can practically see it from my new office window.
Only visited the Ship once, I expected to hate it for some reason but it seemed alright. I do like the Ostrich, but mainly in the summer when you can sit outside!Quote:
Originally Posted by bcfczuluarmy
Yes I think that will be the inevitable meeting point for people arriving by train.Quote:
Originally Posted by bcfczuluarmy
I didn't think of the Barley Mow (partly as I've never been there!). Good point though, definitely worth considering.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blackthorn
Bag o' Nails is worth a look, but particularly if Luke the landlord is around as I'm sure he'd be up for chatting to some of the crawlers (I know he used to partake on the BITE forums and still posts reviews on there. Come to think of it, I may just invite him to join the crawl!)Quote:
Originally Posted by Blackthorn
Again a good point, I was aware that King Street was undergoing some sort of craft beer revolution but not sampled the Small Bar or been the FRNV in a couple of years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blackthorn