The pubs

[Gunk]

 

[Jameshow]

Had a pint of Wainwright Amber in the Old hall, Haworth, I worked at 15 years ago. The bar man was the ame guy I worked with those years ago. Sat on the benches (might have been replaced!) I painted and paid a visit to the loos I often fixed!

 

[Accy cyclist]

Just got back from my first pub(s) visit since early June.

 

[Slick]

Just got back from my first pub(s) visit since early June.

Hope you enjoyed it Accy.

 

[wiggydiggy]

Pub#1 I visited last night had super loud karaoke, loud kids and only 1 guest ale. Pub#2 I visited had 2 ales, neither of them guest

I know I can't ask for ales if I don't go, but I won't go if there are no ales. It's a self defeating situation!

 

[Gunk]

Funny reading this from the beginning, I can’t believe everything that went on with the pandemic, it’s like a bad dream.

 

[wiggydiggy]

Funny reading this from the beginning, I can’t believe everything that went on with the pandemic, it’s like a bad dream.

I really liked pandemic drinking, especially booking a table, an app to order and table service (we tipped).

 

[Chislenko]

Without wishing to stray into "political waters" I think going to the pub for a few beers is becoming more of a luxury than a way of life.

I used to be a seven night a week, seven or eight pints a night drinker. The cheapest pint at the only local left in our village is now £4.00 so based on my ex drinking habits that would be circa £220 a week!!

 

[Accy cyclist]

Hope you enjoyed it Accy.

The first pub was a bit like Butlins. Loads of running around, screaming kids and a disco, plus barking dogs! The second one was nice and quiet. The third and last was busy(ish). It's about 1.5 minutes walk from home, so it has its advantages.

 

[Accy cyclist]

Without wishing to stray into "political waters" I think going to the pub for a few beers is becoming more of a luxury than a way of life.

I used to be a seven night a week, seven or eight pints a night drinker. The cheapest pint at the only local left in our village is now £4.00 so based on my ex drinking habits that would be circa £220 a week!!

I visited three pubs last night, paying £4, £3.20 and £4.90 a pint. The first two were cask beer, the last was San Miguel.🍻

 

[stephec]

The first pub was a bit like Butlins. Loads of running around, screaming kids and a disco, plus barking dogs! The second one was nice and quiet. The third and last was busy(ish). It's about 1.5 minutes walk from home, so it has its advantages.

Or 10 minutes on a good night. 😂

 

[Accy cyclist]

Pub#1 I visited last night had super loud karaoke, loud kids

Sounds like hell on earth!🧐 That first pub I visited was quiet(ish) at first, but then this DJ turned up and while setting up his 'decks' he did a bit of pub singer style singing wailing.

 

[Gunk]

The first pub was a bit like Butlins. Loads of running around, screaming kids and a disco, plus barking dogs!

Did it have a flat roof by any chance?

 

[wiggydiggy]

Sounds like hell on earth!🧐 That first pub I visited was quiet(ish) at first, but then this DJ turned up and while setting up his 'decks' he did a bit of pub singer style singing wailing.

We left after 1 lol

 

[slowmotion]

I went for a drink with my daughter a couple of weeks ago. We had a total of four pints which would have cost about £5.90 at the local offie.

The pub bill was £28.40.