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Best Pub You've Ever Supped In

Probably been done to death but...

 

Love the Kings Head in Deane, proper local, good beer, good Bolton folk. 

 

Probably say the best one to date is the Old Neptune in Whitstable - ace on a summers day by the sea. 

 

The Hyde Tavern in Winchester runs it close, found it the night before Eastleigh away, roaring fire, pork scratchings, bliss.

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Garrp has asked me to give an honourable mention to his new local.....The Horns

My favourite boozer is The Salisbury in Manchester.

Nothing particularly special about it but a good jukebox, decent beers and always enjoy it in there. Try and nip in for a pint whenever I'm in the city centre.

My favourite Bolton pub was probably The Greyhound on Manny Road...Dunno why, pool table and no nobheads, except for the nobheads you were with...I used to like The Cattle Market an' all.

 

Both used to do ham and cheese butties in clingfilm too.

 

The Shakespeare and The Canary in Farnworth, used to like those too...

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Probably been done to death but...

 

Love the Kings Head in Deane, proper local, good beer, good Bolton folk.

 

Probably say the best one to date is the Old Neptune in Whitstable - ace on a summers day by the sea.

 

The Hyde Tavern in Winchester runs it close, found it the night before Eastleigh away, roaring fire, pork scratchings, bliss.

There is some decent boozers around Winchester but how you fell over the Hyde is beyond me as it is a little off the beaten track!

Garrp has asked me to give an honourable mention to his new local.....The Horns

 

New?

 

he's been a regular there for years. Midweek usually.

New?

 

he's been a regular there for years. Midweek usually.

 

True Story - he's got his own tankard behind the bar now

I love the mortal man up in the lakes on a winters day.

I worked here for 3 months.

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3548829/Australian-outback-Daly-Waters-Pub-goes-sale-complete-odd-paraphernalia.html

 

It was absolutely fucking mental - a mix of backpackers, cowboys and bikers about 600km south of Darwin and 800km north of Alice Springs. Resident population was 12 and 8 of them worked at the pub.

 

I saw more fights in 3 months than I have in the rest of my life put together - but it was always eventful!

Row Barge in Henley on Thames,

There's some great pubs in the Lakes but The Sun in Coniston in January with a roaring fire, pint and Lagavulin chaser is up there.

The sun is a great shout.

 

Brie louise is my favorite London pub.

 

 

Brie louise is my favorite London pub.

I always go in before my train home.

Express tavern in London.

How to reflect on the last 40+ years?

 

Probably the Glenmore in the Rocks in Sydney, on the rooftop with as good a view as there is.

 

The Clachaig Inn, in Glencoe

 

Seven Oaks in Chinatown

 

Crofters on Haliwell Road when I was 16/17

 

Crofters, Bradshaw, nicking off from school

 

The Flapper, in Birmingham

 

And The Lostock Arms, from c 1990 to 1995 or so

Used to be the 2 Tubs in Bury. Then they got new owners and it went crap. The trackside is probably my favourite place for a drink in Bury now.

Golden Cross in Coventry was brilliant when I lived there. The landlady was a dolly bird for Max Power so was a nice attraction.

As for Manchester it's Grand Central for the juke box and clientèle or Sinclars for beer garden

 

As for Manchester it's Grand Central for the juke box and clientèle or Sinclars for beer garden

Love the crombie and nags head if we are talking Manc.

 

Smashing boozers.

Tough one this... Faves include

 

Greenwood

Lostock arms

Owd nels

Happy duck

Beach pub, Unawatuna, sri lanka

 

 

Plus probably loads more

There's some great pubs in the Lakes but The Sun in Coniston in January with a roaring fire, pint and Lagavulin chaser is up there.

A while ago now but the watermill in Inge was good.

Was weened in the Coach and Horses and always sad to see it as a nursery.

The Angel, St Giles High Street London. An oasis in central London, Sammy Smiths so an acquired taste, but reasonably priced and a cracking dartboard.

As far as best ever. The Corner Tavern in Little Five Points, Atlanta. Is very hard to top.

Loved the Punch & Judy in Liverpool, full of not rights and cheap ale, pity it got burned down.

Never had and never will have a favourite pub.

Hare & Hounds on Bury Road, God I miss that place, but The Bowling Green at Tonge Fold is a cracking boozer and got superb clientele

Westleigh Hotel Bradford.

The Trotters.

 

Loved that place - even had my wedding reception upstairs there with a certain Seeburt on the door to keep out peasants.

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