Favourite Local

[shaunyp]

Whats your favorite frequenting place (past or present) mine is

The Rivers in Maldon, Essex

 

[jamesb]

Sun Inn, Llangollen or the Oak Tree, Wrexham (before it went pants)

 

[bones]

The Flower Pot in Maidstone. :
Have 6 ales on alll the time. :clap:
All kept in fine condition. :pray:

 

[corby_brewer]

The Hawthorns.
Blackheath. Rowley Regis.

 

[megajester]

Cant remember what it was called or where it was but it was bloody good

 

[ano]

Warwick Student's Union had an awesome bar, so awesome I flunked. Anyway it's changed now grumble.

Most Fridays I can be found in the Bear and Billet, Chester.

 

[shaunyp]

Cant remember what it was called or where it was but it was bloody good

Sounds familiar :lol:

 

[SheyMouse]

Chesham = The Pheasant

Uxbridge = The Queens Head

Overall = The Crown on Ley Hill, Bucks.

 

[jamesb]

Most Fridays I can be found in the Bear and Billet, Chester.

I hope the beer is better now. Went downhill for a bit. I ended up going to the brewery tap instead for a while.

 

[damfoose]

Black Horse in Preston centre ( it has old tom on :) )

 

[ano]

Most Fridays I can be found in the Bear and Billet, Chester.

I hope the beer is better now. Went downhill for a bit. I ended up going to the brewery tap instead for a while.

It's passable most of the time. Used to have a rep as a fightin pub but that seems to have gone now (for the most part). The open fire, high backed armchairs and staff make it for me. Had some excellent JHB at some point.

edit: seems apt to link in George Orwell's perfect pub The Moon Under Water as published in the Evening Standard of 1946.

 

[Aleman]

Past - George and Dragon in Beaumaris, Robinsons pub with Old Tom on
Present - The Saddle Blackpool . . . Great real ales

 

[OldGazza]

The Evening Star, Brighton.
Dark Star Brewery conceived in cellar of this pub, they now brew elsewhere but still own the place,
it is still unrivalled in Brighton for ales.

 

[shaunyp]

Also
The Ship Tiptree Essex
and
The Poacher Stevenage Hertfordshire

 

[Muddydisco]

The Ship Inn, Megavissy, Has a nice pint or two!

 

[jamesb]

The Ship Inn, Megavissy, Has a nice pint or two!

Aye, been there. Lovely pub.

 

[SheyMouse]

Another local for me when I'm up seeing my outlaws:

The One Bull, Bury St. Edmunds.

Looks posh inside, is a nice easy going place, with decent prices.

 

[lazydog]

The Camp inn Grimley

 

[lazydog]

The Camp Inn Grimley Village

 

[shaunyp]

Oh yes this is my last 2
The Winning Post Redcar Teeside
O Gradys Redcar Teeside