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Coach and Horses
Enjoyed while watching the victory against Sweden,the long walk from the River Nene was well worth it.
Hogs Head Brew House
Always love a place that brews its own beers, and could have stayed here much longer. Definitely one for me to return to and spend a bit more time in.
I'm going to go with Ye Olde Mitre , a good visit to a pub that hasn't always been a favourite.
The Starting Gate, N22.
Had to pop in Calan's for a beer on Thursday having walked down the canal from Todmorden.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aqualung
Alan has now sold it, but only to a couple who served in the bar anyway.
This is on my list to try next time I am in Hebden Bridge.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aqualung
I'll second that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aqualung
I had to pop in on Wednesday, but as that was August it isn't my POTMQuote:
Originally Posted by ROBCamra
It was on mine for a while too, you won't be disappointed.Quote:
Originally Posted by RealAleRobUK
Nearly forgot to add POTM - July
A good traditional boozer,
The Little Plough
The Swan With Two Necks This one ticked all the boxes, a worthy former winner of Pub of the Year
Looks like my idea of a perfect pub. If only it was in walking distance...:(Quote:
Originally Posted by Real Ale Ray
Meant to give an honourable mention to this one too, another excellent place - you could spend hours in here Bowland Brewery Beer HallQuote:
Originally Posted by Real Ale Ray
Charters in Peterborough.
Any boozer which you can moor up to has to have the vote especially as it serves well kept Oakham beer.
Rather late, and if it were situated anywhere else it might just scrape a '6', but I thought this place (in its setting) was just fantastic: The Grotto.
My granny had her wedding reception there in 1932.Quote:
Originally Posted by rpadam
Blimey - it must have taken a couple of hours to get the guests down and back up in the old lift!Quote:
Originally Posted by oldboots
There's staircase as well IIRC.Quote:
Originally Posted by rpadam