just trying to find one of the
"hereford bull" playa de las americas will take 1 during our trip next month

In Hartlepool:

is the warrior but no pic for that.

Anywere else: the stocks in Abingdon, Oxfordshire:



or the turf in Oxford (hardest pub to find in the city down a little alley, so no tourists go there and its brilliant:

(the way in - and thats not me by the way)

a tip for anyone going away to norwich, is this little gem the coach and horses, they have a brewery on the back of the pub and sell their own real ales recommend CHB, my mate also lives round the corner.

following on from what compo's said this brilliant pub also has its own brewery as its too far away for trucks to get too...


and Saltburn has its own back alley pub, the Alexandra Vaults AKA the back Alex!

Golden Rule Ambleside

The Monument in St. Dunstan's, Canterbury - a student pub.

Awesome boozer. Right in the middle of Headingley which I love, full to the brim with student spare and big screens all over the joint for the footy.

It's massive as well and has a huge beer garden which is also wick with the ladies on a nice hot day.

The Old Smugglers Inn,Auchencairn,Scotland
This pub has the worlds greatest beer garden aint that right Mutley

It was full of nutters at the folky festival

Six real ales, good early doors bar, plenty of beer drinkers so that nothing lies about too long, oversize glasses so you get to drink a pint not a half litre, just a few pence cheaper than anywhere else and only a walk from our house.

The Cluny in Byker

One for tomorrow.

Don't have a picture of it.

The Grove Inn in Huddersfield. 10 minute walk from the station, unfortunately in opposite direction to ground. Was there a month ago. 18 Real ales and 10 draught lagers and over 100 different bottled beers. Why can't Hartlepool have a pub like this?

Also if you don't fancy the walk, the station in Huddersfield has two pubs, the Head of Steam and the King's Head. Both better than anything we have in our town.

Just up the steps from Yloop - great ales, free jukebox, brilliant views from beer garden and encouaged graffiti in the toilets...

Great shout. The beer garden's absolutely unreal, though getting in there mid-Otley Run is absolutely impossible...

How did you get your pinny so white.....

causeway was a favourite pub and i probably had my first legal pint in there,the mill house was where i had my first illegal pint it was the day the queen came to visit on her silver jubilee

Was a fave of mine when I worked in that there London

ted moult double glazed the windows there did'nt he

me and our lass did our courting in the northeastern it used to have a small quiet lounge,and the woman we live next door to now was the landlady at the time although we did'nt know her then

which reminds me, the lion Inn at Blakey ridge is class - old peculiar!! , great food too



mostly with a pub all I want is cheap drink, a good jukey and a pool table.

It's taken me 2 days to find it........



The Bel Air, at the top of Harbour Hill on Sark.

It's been 24 years since we were last there though.

is that the cmuberland as i have been in there its brilliant. Mampi told me he was in there the othernight playing a ping-pong compertition

I've missed many a boat home after lingering just a little too long in the beer garden there

Many a cracking night had here in downtown Toulouse.
Very pricey, but wall-to-wall flange!

Why are the passers-by fuzzy? Are they on Crimewatch?

Probs running because they're not used to the rain!

You have to go here before you head to the Oak like..... it would be rude not to...

The Skyrack is pretty good like. Headingley has some ace pubs!

Talking of my favourite subject, the new pub on the Railway station opens today. Going to try and get down later and give the lad some support. Basic opening hours at first 12-2 and 430pm - 8pm I think.

the railway station in hartlepool why have they got a pub in there

To sell beer to people.