Yet another list

[london calling]

I think this place - Platform 3 - must be a strong contender for the smallest pub in the UK, given that it has no room inside for customers!

As it has no room for customers its a kiosk not a pub.It should not be on this site .I have on a few occasions drank at Hop Locker which is a market stall near Waterloo.Great beer from great brewers but rather expensive and sadly not a pub.A pub must be open to the public.

[Bucking Fastard]

NO

but here's the link: http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/whats...eyond-13517538

7/13 and none of them are particularly small.

Just three of them and all on the PuG crawl a few years back...Ye Hole in Ye Wall,Poste House and Roscoes Head

[AlanH]

I think this place - Platform 3 - must be a strong contender for the smallest pub in the UK, given that it has no room inside for customers!

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Another station bar must be the smallest you can drink in (and sit down!). The Cambrian Bar at Glyndyfrdwy station holds about three men and a dog standing, plus two on a small bench.
I have not added it to PuG because of its very limited opening hours on "steam weekends" during the Summer.

A bit off topic for "yet another list"!

[Mobyduck]

I may have posted this one in the past,can't remember and haven't looked,interesting anyway ,there are links to the full list at the bottom of the page.
http://spitalfieldslife.com/2017/08/...f-lost-pubs-x/

[Mobyduck]

NO

but here's the link: http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/whats...eyond-13517538

7/13 and none of them are particularly small.

Never been to Liverpool,so 0.

[Aqualung]

I may have posted this one in the past,can't remember and haven't looked,interesting anyway ,there are links to the full list at the bottom of the page.
http://spitalfieldslife.com/2017/08/...f-lost-pubs-x/

This appears to be an old photographic archive of the pubs owned by the old Charrington brewery in Mile End. I've been to quite a few of them, few in recent times, I recall the Blade Bone in Bethnal Green Road being a post was pub. I remember hearing that the tenant was a member of the National Front and that it was used for meetings of that organisation. I never really established whether the story was true.
The London Tavern in E5 was a local pub for me for several years and was noted for "befores" on a Sunday morning and "afters" at just about any time.
Charrington's took over Hoare & Co in 1933 so presumably a number of the pictures will date from between than and WWII.

[rpadam]

I may have posted this one in the past,can't remember and haven't looked,interesting anyway ,there are links to the full list at the bottom of the page.
http://spitalfieldslife.com/2017/08/...f-lost-pubs-x/

This site also has lots of features about the old-school 'hopping down in Kent' and all sorts of other interesting bits and pieces - well worth a browse...

[NickDavies]

Countryfile - Britain's best country pubs

http://www.countryfile.com/properpubs

Not been in any of them

[Mobyduck]

Countryfile - Britain's best country pubs

http://www.countryfile.com/properpubs

Not been in any of them

Nor me.

[Farway]

Nor me.

same here