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Amidst all the excitement and outrage at Sir wetherspoon's enoblement, has anyone noticed that Martyn Hillier, the onlie begetter of the Micropub movement has been created an MBE? I met him once at...

The write-up makes me want to visit, and I'm no fan of the 'Spoon.

I don't often use a Spoons:my main gripe is that the helpings are so 'king small.I suppose it's to encourage one to snack on crisps and similar overpriced garbage.

Yes,definately open.ChrisE,scribe on Pubsandbeer.co.uk visited this morning.

Our terrier's now to be unfullfilled ambition:to drag me kicking and screaming into https://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/74926/ . You know I'm no 'Spoons man.

Yes, gave up after Q1. Anyway, 'spoons portions are too small.

Me too.

8/14. Could do better.

Ffs,it's a 'spoons.

I thought Ramsgate was going up in the world...

Don't necessarily believe me-my archeological stepson doesn't!,but it's a good tale.

I never drink in a 'spoons, so this doesn't really concern me, but what is the point of bringing in "real ale" from the colonies? This country can't do much, if anything now, but one thing we can do...

[QUOTE=Aqualung;58842]Have you not come across Kent Brewery Enigma? That's a very good cask Black IPA and was the same price as any other beer of 5-5.5% strength in the pub I tried it (£3.60 less 10%...

What doesn't get mentioned in this "debate" is the fact that "craft beer" is very much a metropolitan phenomemon:the sort of country pubs that I frequent stock Harvey's Sussex Best, Old Dairy...

I think I'll wait for a couple of years! Mrs W doesn't drink,so vouchers and membership would be wasted.

Damn. I was planning to (re)join CAMRA! Not that I ever go to a 'spoons.

I'm not a 'spoons afficianado, not having a branch locally, but did meet friends in one yesterday.The beer was dull ,from the regionals:tired and lackluster. Is this generally the case,or were we...

Interesting "shop front"-looks like a micropub!