Where's your favourite pub or pubs you've been to

[Rhythm Thief]

The Junction in Otley is a good pub. Round here, The Boat at Redbrook in the Wye Valley is nice, and the Cherry Tree at Tintern was a great place - part pub, part Post Office and part village shop, as a pub should be - but it's closed at the moment, tragically.

 

[Rhythm Thief]

Elsewhere, Beacon Hotel in Sedgley is pretty fantastic and Great Western in Wolverhampton.

Ooh, yes. And the Newhampton, which admittedly isn't as good as it used to be. The Chindit in Wolverhampton is also good, and there's always a chance you'll catch The Rhythm Thieves there on a Friday night.

 

[Corvette chic]

The Victoria - Great Harwood (aka The butcher bridge)

Royal (sometimes) - Great Harwood

Canine Club - Accrington

The Abbey - Accrington

Peel Park - Accrington

New Inn - Clitheroe

 

[addictfreak]

Crown Posada - Newcastle
Newcastle Arms - erm Newcastle
Bridge Hotel - You guessed
Cluny - Great for music
Shiremoor farm - good food/beer
Magnesia Bank - North Shields

Some propa bars there, bonny lad

Great Sunday lunch in the Shiremoor Farm

 

[Tollers]

My local....the Prospect of Whitby in Wapping. So much history.....and good ale

 

[Tollers]

Damnit...i almost forgot The Parrot in Forest Hill Surrey. The landlord owns a few local farms so the sunday lunch there is usually amazing! I highly recommend it as a stop on a ride.

 

[BrumJim]

+1 for the Victoria. I'm unconvinced by The Welly - beer's good, but the place lacks any atmosphere.

In Brum has got to be The Anchor in Digbeth, which has long been me favourite pub. Elsewhere, Beacon Hotel in Sedgley is pretty fantastic and Great Western in Wolverhampton.

Never got into The Anchor. I cycle past it almost every day. I tried to get in at 22:55 on my Stag Night, but they wouldn't admit us. Sounds like a New Year's resolution to visit here.

 

[Gromit]

I like most of the pubs in York. Some I don't go in for a good reason, too noisy, don't do good beer etc.