Yet another list

[oldboots]

https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2...y-dog-friendly

Fifty best pubs in five categories, for me one in each of the first three and four in each of the last two categories although I'm not sure the Ship & Mitre could be called a "Craft Beer Pub" in the usual sense of craft, like for example North Bar. (11/50)

At least when it says UK it means it, not just a few foody places in the M4 corridor.


EDIT: I miscounted, I've been in 5 of the Craft Beer Pubs so that's 12/50.

[Mobyduck]

https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2...y-dog-friendly

Fifty best pubs in five categories, for me one in each of the first three and four in each of the last two categories although I'm not sure the Ship & Mitre could be called a "Craft Beer Pub" in the usual sense of craft, like for example North Bar. (11/50)

At least when it says UK it means it, not just a few foody places in the M4 corridor.

Ha ha, just logged on to post this, pipped at the post. They're well spread out geographically and I've amassed a measly 6/50, two of them in Manchester earlier this month.Not sure The George in Borough is what I'd call a community pub, tourist trap more like.

[NickDavies]

The George in Borough is what I'd call a community pub, tourist trap more like.

Doesn't say it is..it's under the heading of 'historic' which is fair enough.

[Mobyduck]

Doesn't say it is..it's under the heading of 'historic' which is fair enough.

Quite right, the category's started to blur into one.

[Bucking Fastard]

https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2...y-dog-friendly

Fifty best pubs in five categories, for me one in each of the first three and four in each of the last two categories although I'm not sure the Ship & Mitre could be called a "Craft Beer Pub" in the usual sense of craft, like for example North Bar. (11/50)

At least when it says UK it means it, not just a few foody places in the M4 corridor.

13/50 for me ,none on the Sunday lunch category.

[sheffield hatter]

https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2...y-dog-friendly

Fifty best pubs in five categories, for me one in each of the first three and four in each of the last two categories although I'm not sure the Ship & Mitre could be called a "Craft Beer Pub" in the usual sense of craft, like for example North Bar. (11/50)

At least when it says UK it means it, not just a few foody places in the M4 corridor.

Agree, it's a more widespread list than the usual. Having five categories is an innovative idea. I've been to 17 (three in the Sunday lunch category, though not for Sunday lunch), and photographed a few more.

[Farway]

0/50

[ROBCamra]

13/50 for me.

I thought it was going to be a lot more when I'd been in the first one.

[Brainypool]

1 visited, the Ship and Mitre, a good all rounder. Definitely agree, strange to categorise it as a 'craft beer pub'. But deserving of its place in the best 50.

[AlanH]

https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2...y-dog-friendly

Fifty best pubs in five categories, for me one in each of the first three and four in each of the last two categories although I'm not sure the Ship & Mitre could be called a "Craft Beer Pub" in the usual sense of craft, like for example North Bar. (11/50)

At least when it says UK it means it, not just a few foody places in the M4 corridor.


EDIT: I miscounted, I've been in 5 of the Craft Beer Pubs so that's 12/50.

Just 7/50. All in the north. Manchester, Cumbria, Derbyshire (Midlands?? ) etc.

View:------------1
Sunday Lunch:--1
Community:-----3
Historic:---------1
Craft:------------1