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You mean there are 'spoons with cleared tables? And there are the huge branches where it takes 20 minutes to change the barrels, which met my experience at The Coronet (JD Wetherspoon).



I'm...

Ditto.

Interesting history of the place here. There was evidence of its original name and use until mid-2014, but this too has now gone.
Glad I missed the Stargazy Pie.

Must be a catch somewhere...:rolleyes:

Oh so true.

...and of course the Turf Tavern.

You're right - I can actually find very few pubs which have been converted into betting shops, but there are some:

Grave Maurice (the Kray's favourite pub -...

And in 1976 not staffed by the '...Tesco Value Danny Dyer' - oh for yesteryear...

...especially for David Cameron.;)

The pub was designed by the architect Sir Frederick Gibberd, architect of the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King and the London Central Mosque.

Fitting, given just how many pubs now are betting shops.:(

Would make for a good mini-crawl when combined with The Pembury Tavern and The Cock Tavern.

The Festival Inn - photographed only. If I'd known it was Grade II-listed and had an interior of National Importance I'd have tried it out.

The Shakespeares Head

I've also been in the Samuel...

Passed last night - very attractive in Hackney Old Town Hall, which must be one of the country's smallest.

But does it qualify as a micropub?

This Vaccine Calculator has mine now pushed back to mid-May. London is going very slowly...

Smooth or crunchy?

Or in this instance, a case of levelling down. :whistle:

Apparently the obligation to buy food won't be reinstated.

My Irish friend who in normal times commutes for work between the two countries is nearly 52 and she's been summoned in London. Her father back in the Emerald Isle is 85 and he's not due to get it...

If Tokyo can hold the 2020 olympics in 2021 then we could hold the 10th anniversary crawl on the 11th year.



Yes. I think that leaping at pubs when they've barely opened could mean we find...

A fantastic interior. I once saw a similar ceiling in a pub and assumed it was quite modern. Now I realise that it was probably very early Edwardian.

Thanks for this list. I've not experienced most of the flavours here though 'musty' is common, but No. 13 may explain why I had a beer tasting like Stilton and No. 14 could be the cause for beers...

Maybe the stones would give greater flavour? Peach kernels amplify the fruit's flavour.

A plague on all your [free] houses!

Any warnings about alcohol consumption?