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Wangford Pubs : The Angel Inn pub in Wangford near Beccles
'Nice friendly pub tucked away in the heart of the village.'
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Wangford Pubs : The Plough Inn pub in Wangford near Beccles
'Nice enough pub but sited next to a fast bit of the A12 so not good for sitting out.'
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Skipton Pubs : Commercial Inn pub in Skipton
'Friendly pub on edge of town. Serves decent pint of Tetleys. Leeds United fans welcome.'
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Hetton Pubs : The Angel Inn pub in Hetton near Skipton
'Awesome pub 6 miles north of Skipton. Well kept Taylors Landlord on draught. Amazing food - best fish in the Dales.'
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Skipton Pubs : Royal Shepherd pub in Skipton
'Not recommended - thr beer is not well kept & the food is warmed up.'
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Otley Pubs : Junction Inn pub in Otley
'A Rolls Royce of a pub, next door to a curry house. Lively drinking house usually with at least Taylors Landlord on draught. Best pub in Wharfedale.'
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Giggleswick Pubs : The Black Horse Hotel pub in Giggleswick near Settle
'A warm welcome is always available at the Black Horse in Giggleswick. Run by Rod Jarred & family the beer is well kept & the bar food is good & reasonably cheap.'
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Skipton Pubs : The Cock & Bottle pub in Skipton
'Spartan but welcoming pub between the marketplace and the station. Plenty of good beers to choose from. A nice pub to rest in when you have finished shopping'
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Leeds Pubs : The Brown Hare pub in Leeds
'Built on the site of an old printing works - sells Sam Smiths beers'
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Leeds Pubs : The Viaduct pub in Leeds
'Run by a Leeds United fan - footballing pub in the town centre - Tetleys beers. Landlord shows old matches on big screen. Often lots of singing -the beer garden is worth a visit in itself'
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Keighley Pubs : The Roebuck pub in Keighley
'Busy suburban pub on the road to Steeton - mixed & interesting clientele. Stones bitter is recommended.'
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Wainstalls Pubs : Cat-I-Th-Well pub in Wainstalls near Halifax
'Magical pub tucked down in a steep sided valley - never heard of "last orders" Food available & good beer'
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Wadsworth Pubs : The Hare & Hounds pub in Wadsworth near Hebden Bridge
'Excellent Taylors pub on the hillside above the Calder valley'
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Wakefield Pubs : The Pledwick Well Inn pub in Wakefield
'Comfortable pub on the A61 south of Wakefield. Good food & palatable beer. Worth a visit'
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Bolton Pubs : Sweet Green Tavern pub in Bolton
'Traditional town centre pub - only visited Sunday lunchtime when it was nice enough.'
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Skipton Pubs : Black Horse Hotel pub in Skipton
'Town centre pub right on the market place. Bouncers on door in evening. Indifferent beer. Beergarden overlooks the canal'
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Skipton Pubs : Railway Inn pub in Skipton
'Compact "local" off the beaten track but close to Tescos. Very narrow bar but the beer is well kept & quite a nice atmosphere'
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Elland Pubs : The Colliers Arms pub in Elland
'Nice pub down by the river'
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Leeds Pubs : New Roscoe pub in Leeds
'Lively pub close to the city centre. Great venue for up and coming bands such as the "Black Helicopters" Get down there on gig night'
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Bardsey Pubs : The Bingley Arms pub in Bardsey near Leeds
'Reputedly the oldest pub in England'
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Leeds Pubs : The Brown Cow pub in Leeds
'Comfortable pub on eastern outskirts of Leeds.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Regent pub in Leeds
'At one time sold the most Tetley's beer of any pub in Leeds. Still a good place to go to pick up women past their sell by.'
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Leeds Pubs : The White House pub in Leeds
'Good on Quiz night otherwise a bit souless'
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Leeds Pubs : The Wykebeck Arms pub in Leeds
'An interesting pub- don't go in unless you know someone who does! Lively floorshow.'
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Keighley Pubs : Boltmakers Arms pub in Keighley
'Taylors tied house = Taylors ales. Say no more!'
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Keighley Pubs : The Flappit pub in Keighley
'Welcoming pub in the middle of nowhere between Keighley & Halifax'
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Haworth Pubs : The Kings Arms pub in Haworth near Keighley
'Branwell Bronte's local!'
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Keswick Pubs : Twa Dogs Inn pub in Keswick
'Legendary Jennings pub close to the town centre.'
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Embsay Pubs : The Cavendish Arms pub in Embsay near Skipton
'Welcoming local, close to the steam railway. Food served most days. The "Cavendish Grill" is not for the faint hearted!'
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Embsay Pubs : The Elm Tree pub in Embsay near Skipton
'Cracking pub in the heart of the village. Caters for locals and tourists alike. Always several interesting beers available. The pub is well geared up for serving food & is quite often packed out early evening.'
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Eastby Pubs : The Masons Arms pub in Eastby near Skipton
'Last watering hole on the road from Skipton to Barden- food served.'
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Skipton Pubs : Herriots Hotel pub in Skipton
'Comfortable bar opposite the station. Hand pulled beer & soft furnishing'
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Settle Pubs : The Golden Lion pub in Settle
'Old coaching inn now a pub with Thwaites beer, good food & accommodation. Gets very full at weekends - also has a huge inglenook fireplace & open fire for roasting your nuts.'
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Skipton Pubs : Narrow Boat pub in Skipton
'A difficult pub to find when you have had a few. However it is worth the effort as it has the best range of beers in Skipton. Looks more like a wine bar with a smokers balcony but you'll soon feel at home when you sink a few beers.'
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Skipton Pubs : Woolly Sheep pub in Skipton
'Timothy Taylors pub at the bottom of the High Street. Ideally situated for when you have had enough of shopping.'
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Starbotton Pubs : The Fox & Hounds pub in Starbotton near Skipton
'Set in the lovely hamlet of Starbotton in Upper Wharfedale - can walk along the river from Kettlewell. Usually got Taylor's Landlord available. Food also reasonable.'
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Southwold Pubs : The Harbour Inn pub in Southwold
'Lovely atmospheric pub down on the harbour. Line on wall 7 feet up marks the floods level in 1953. Lots of little rooms, low ceilings & soft lighting. Should be the best pub in town but twice I came away thinking I had been overcharged which kind of put a damper on things. Range of Adnams beers from the cask.'
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Barnsley Pubs : Tut N Shive pub in Barnsley
'A wide range of ales usually available in this strange pub. I had a pint of "Dog's Bollocks" I would not like to go in this pub when I have had a few jars cos getting out could be tricky.'
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Edinburgh Pubs : Cameo Bar pub in Edinburgh
'I was pleasantly surprised when I visited the Cameo Bar. A smart, lively bar, serving good beer(Deuchars IPA) plus friendly staff and a putting green. Also situated close to Leith docks.'
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Leeds Pubs : Whitelocks pub in Leeds
'Like all good pubs in Leeds Whitelocks is up a narrow alley. Unlike most of the others it has been there for nearly 300 years. The long narrow bar is comfortable, if not cramped, but can get very crowded. In summer people sit out in Turks Head Yard which widens out so that tables can be put up. There is always an interesting selection of beers to be sampled & the food is cheap & quite palatable. All in all an excellent alternative to shopping!'
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Chapel le Dale Pubs : Hill Inn pub in Chapel le Dale near Carnforth
'I always seem to be thirsty when I go in this pub (mainly because it is on the 3 peaks walk) so it appears to be most welcoming - a walkers pub. Also of interest is the barn behind the pub where they hold raves!'
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Leeds Pubs : The Drysalters pub in Leeds
'As the address suggests this is a busy pub on matchdays when footballing folk gather from all corners of the country. The Tetleys bitter flows freely & the food is good enough to satisfy fans who will almost certainly be sick as parrots at 5pm.'
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Leeds Pubs : Angel Inn pub in Leeds
'As if from heaven The Angel has transformed one of Briggates' scruffy little alleys & we now have a Sam Smith's pub in the middle of Leeds. Tastefully decorated & with SS bitter on draught it could be the viable alternative to shopping.'
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Skipton Pubs : The Albion Inn pub in Skipton
'Busy pub 50 yards from the High Street & jam packed to the gunnels when we visited on a Friday evening. Tetleys bitter on tap & WWII says it is much cheaper than the rest of Skipton. You can watch sport on an exceeding big screen (for a small pub) We enjoyed it & will be back!'
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Skipton Pubs : Wetherspoons pub in Skipton
'Formerly the Devonshire - now serves as a magnet to the kind of drinkers you don't want in proper pubs.'
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Skipton Pubs : The Cross Keys Inn pub in Skipton
'Friendly pub on edge of Skipton - live music most weekends.'
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Skipton Pubs : Craven Heifer pub in Skipton
'Walkers pub about a mile north of town centre on the Grassington road. The only pub in Skipton with a heliport behind it!'
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Leeds Pubs : Spencers pub in Leeds
'Comfortable bar close to station & now the best pub for a pre-match pint due to the demise of the pub round the corner.'
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Leeds Pubs : Streets Of Leeds pub in Leeds
'Last time I was on Street Lane this was a car showroom & garage. They have built a pub on thye site to cash in on the affluence of the area but this pub is absolutely dire. One draught ale on tap - Tetleys bitter - badly kept & tasting vinegary. TV screens everywhere. Stone flags in front of the bar with soft furnishings around the walls. Aaargh....'
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Kettlewell Pubs : The Raceshorses Hotel pub in Kettlewell near Skipton
'When you are in a village where there are 3 pubs and 50 houses you might expect the pubs to work hard at getting in customers. So it proved with our first visit to the Racehorses which is just over the bridge on the left as you go up Wharfedale. On a cold wet windy day the first thing that you notice when you enter the pub is that it is warm, very warm.This is largely due to 2 very nice open fires at opposite sides of the open bar. The second is the amazing carvings on the bar itself. When I finally looked over the bar there was draught Black Sheep and Taylors Landlord to complete the welcome. There is a very interesting food menu and rooms to let upstairs making this an ideal centre for hikers and drinkers from far away. We never got any further than the Raceshorses & will make a point of going back at the first opportunity.'
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Southwold Pubs : The Swan Hotel pub in Southwold
'More a wine bar with big emphasis on food.'
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Kirkby Lonsdale Pubs : The Red Dragon pub in Kirkby Lonsdale near Carnforth
'Called in one Sunday lunchtime. Landlord a bit stressed because people were sitting at the tables. Once he had calmed down we drank some Jennings Bitter (excellent) & ate beef hotpot which was good value for £4.95. Worth a visit if you are passing'
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Leeds Pubs : The Shoulder Of Mutton pub in Leeds
'Won the quiz in here one night. Landlord got a monk on so hven't been back.'
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Halifax Pubs : The Murgatroyd Arms pub in Halifax
'Comfortable pub in Skircoat Green - very smoky when we were in!'
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Halifax Pubs : The Running Man pub in Halifax
'Modern Pub with interesting legend behind it's name.'
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Nangreaves Pubs : Lord Raglan Hotel pub in Nangreaves near Bury
'May the good Lord be praised. We found this pub on a Sunday & I thought I had died and gone to heaven. Brewing it's own beer ( they nearly all have Crimean names) - there were six on tap when we got there. I never got past the "Raglans Sleeve" but could have tried Sebastopol, Light Brigade, Crowning Glory or Forever Bury to name but 5. A spacious and welcoming pub which also has a decent dining room. I had roast beef followed by chocolate sponge & custard. The beef came with fiery horseradish & "Rags chips" which are tiny roast potatoes. A pub worthy of a trip or drop in if you are passing on the M66.'
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Long Preston Pubs : The Maypole Inn pub in Long Preston near Skipton
'I like this pub even though the locals are a bit feisty. Taylors beer, tap room, food, open fire..hmm..not bad.'
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Long Preston Pubs : The Boars Head pub in Long Preston near Skipton
'Number 2 pub in a village that is only big enough for one!'
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Skipton Pubs : The Castle pub in Skipton
'Tetleys beer & big screen sports. Always people sat outside especially on the 2 days a year when it's not raining.'
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Leeds Pubs : George Iv pub in Leeds
'Nice pub on A65 in lugubrious West Leeds'
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Leeds Pubs : Highwood Hotel pub in Leeds
'Large pub in an area where taverns are few & far between. Noisy when they have a band on.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Halton Moor pub in Leeds
'Cosy pub in the middle of a friendly estate..........aaargh!'
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Leeds Pubs : The Hope Inn pub in Leeds
'Built when they knocked the old Hope down in the late sixties to widen York Road. Not much to recommend it.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Roundhay pub in Leeds
'Used to be called the Gipton with all the connotations that go with it. Still a crap pub.'
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Leeds Pubs : Travellers Rest pub in Leeds
'Large lively pub on the ring road. Always seems to be busy.'
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Settle Pubs : Talbot Hotel pub in Settle
'Very much a locals pub on the old coach road from Keighley to Kendal. If you dont live in Settle you'd be better off trying one of the others!'
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Settle Pubs : Royal Oak Hotel pub in Settle
'Comfortable pub right in the middle of town. Lots of wooden panels everywhere. Separate dining room but the bar menu is excellent. Tourists welcome.'
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Settle Pubs : Falcon Manor Hotel pub in Settle
'Just outside the town centre & therefore less drunken kids get as far as the Falcon. Always decent cask ales & good bar food. From the outside it looks like a gothic mansion (which it once was.)'
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Hipperholme Pubs : The Hare & Hounds Inn pub in Hipperholme near Halifax
'Nice pub, typical of the area, near Old Brods rugby club.'
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Luddenden Pubs : Lord Nelson Inn pub in Luddenden near Halifax
'Nice pub tucked up the Luddenden valleyside. Never closed when we lived nearby.'
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Norwood Green Pubs : The Pear Tree pub in Norwood Green near Halifax
'Lovely little pub off the beaten track.'
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Halifax Pubs : Shears Inn pub in Halifax
'You need to be sober to find the Shears but you will find it worth your while.'
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Halifax Pubs : The Oddfellows Arms pub in Halifax
'Used to be the best pub in Kings Cross when I lived there.'
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Halifax Pubs : The Trafalgar Inn pub in Halifax
'The Traf predates the enormous supermarket opposite so you are better off in there & let your good lady do the shopping!'
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Leeds Pubs : Cherry Tree pub in Leeds
'Dog rough estate - pub haunted by twockers.'
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Leeds Pubs : Hyde Park pub in Leeds
'Nothing to recommend it - if you are driving past keep going ( up to Headingly)'
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Leeds Pubs : The Mustard Pot pub in Leeds
'Comfortable pub in up and coming Chapel Allerton.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Dock Green Inn pub in Leeds
'Rough pub in Harehills - close to St James hospital (fortunately)'
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Salford Pubs : Wallness Tavern pub in Salford
'Locals pub even though it is next to the university.'
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Queensbury Pubs : Raggalds Inn pub in Queensbury near Bradford
'High altitude pub overlooking Bradshaw with not much to recommend it (unless you want to get shot)'
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Bridlington Pubs : Board Inn pub in Bridlington
'Average pub in old part of town'
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Mapplewell Pubs : Wentworth Arms pub in Mapplewell near Barnsley
'Souless pub - cannot decide what it wants to be & ended up...crap.'
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Barnsley Pubs : The Norman Inn pub in Barnsley
'Large pub in Monk Bretton. Beer palatable & food OK. Mixed clientele - some interesting characters.'
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Barnsley Pubs : Wharncliffe Arms pub in Barnsley
'Recently refurbished local named after the pit that was once next door ( now an exceedingly large cake factory) You can ring up & order lunchtime food in advance.'
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Royston Pubs : The Pack Horse pub in Royston
'You might struggle to find this pub because it is in the other Royston, just north of Barnsley. If you do then you will receive a warm welcome, draught beer & Barnsley sized portions of food, served in the conservatory.'
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Leeds Pubs : Cross Green pub in Leeds
'The Cross Green was once part of a great pub crawl round a densly populated area of Leeds. Now most of the houses have gone and there are just the pubs left. Sad really. '
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Stokesley Pubs : The Spread Eagle pub in Stokesley near Middlesbrough
'Called in for Sunday lunch & was impressed with everything about this pub which was a local for lots of the customers but managed to make passing trade feel welcome also. Camerons Strongarm, Marstons Pedigree plus 2 guest beers plus nibbles on the bar set the tone for a pleasant lunchtime. Homemade steak & ale pie (what else?) was excellent followed by fruit crumble - mmmmmmm! Superb. Definitely worth a visit to this friendly welcoming pub.'
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Southwold Pubs : The Lord Nelson pub in Southwold
'Much vaunted pub - CAMRA top 10 & best pub on east coast. Nice garden out back. Full range of Adnams beer & yes we thought the staff were surly too. Food OK - standard pub fodder.'
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Richmond Pubs : Tan Hill Inn pub in Richmond
'This pub used to be in Yorkshire!'
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Richmond Pubs : The Richmond Hotel pub in Richmond
'Who moved this pub from Yorkshire?'
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Richmond Pubs : Bishop Blaize Hotel pub in Richmond near Darlington
'Another fine Yorkshire pub gone walkabout!'
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Threshfield Pubs : Old Hall Inn pub in Threshfield near Skipton
'Pub serving Timothy Taylors beer in the heart of the best walking country around.Mmm!'
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Bristol Pubs : The Mouse pub in Bristol
'Famous as the only pub in England withthis name.'
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Keighley Pubs : The Roebuck pub in Keighley
'Overwhelming smell of chips & vinegar on our latest trip to the Robuck. Still a fascinating pub but the comfy seats outrank the beer as the main attraction (+ the chip eating customers)'
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London (SW) Pubs : The Hoop & Toy pub in London (SW)
'If the blurb is to be believed this pub is 250 years old. Handily placed just round the corner from S. Kensington tube station. Nice selection of beers- Adnams bitter & Broadside + Youngs while we were there. Beer not kept as well as it could have been. Friendly Anzac barstaff & selection of cheap pub food. If that's not enough there are an Indian and an Italian restaurant opposite.'
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Tewkesbury Pubs : Berkeley Arms pub in Tewkesbury
'Old pub in the middle of town with an uneven floor.A few pints of 6X soon levels out the floor!'
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Leeds Pubs : Three Horse Shoes pub in Leeds
'Tuesday night is quiz night & the "Shoes" was rocking.Still we were able to enjoy a nice pint of Tetleys bitter even if we didn't win the quiz.'
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Southwold Pubs : The Kings Head pub in Southwold
'Large and welcoming pub serving a range of Adnams beers. Water pouring through ceiling when we went in. Beer fine, food poor.'
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Colne Pubs : The Hare & Hounds pub in Colne
'Visited early Saturday evening- pub already busy - Landlord, Copper Dragon & Hydes on draughht. Food good & reasonable, service excellent. Well worth a visit.'
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Otley Pubs : Three Horseshoes pub in Otley
'Decent watering hole on the lower side of town - occasional live music which detracts from the drinking (in my opinion)'
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Hubberholme Pubs : The George Inn pub in Hubberholme near Skipton
'Last pub in Wharfedale (heading north) & a bit of a disappointment considering the number of little gems you have to drive past to get here.'
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Buckden Pubs : Buck Inn pub in Buckden near Skipton
'Not recommended by the locals so we did not go in! - some review eh?'
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Leeds Pubs : Carpe Diem pub in Leeds
'Ok bar - on our visit the live band were better than the beer.'
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Leeds Pubs : Cock Beck Hotel pub in Leeds
'Suburban pub on the eastern fringe of Leeds. The actual Cock Beck stream is said to have run red with blood during the battle of Towton in the war of the roses. Remember that when you are sinking a pint in the lounge.'
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Leeds Pubs : Scarborough Hotel pub in Leeds
'Known as the Scarborough Taps - famous football pub just outside the station & until a couple of years ago still a good place to meet up before the match. Then it was refurbished & all the character vanished. Even the draught Tetleys did not taste the same. Give this pub a miss.'
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Leeds Pubs : Victoria Hotel pub in Leeds
'Wonderfully ornate pub behind the Town Hall & close to the Infirmary. Nice beer & often full of nice nurses!'
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Leeds Pubs : Yew Tree Inn pub in Leeds
'Situated in East Leeds the pub was once part of a fabled pub crawl involving a dozen of the best pubs you could wish for. Sadly most of the surrounding houses & many of the pubs have now gone. Worth a visit!'
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Leeds Pubs : Wrens pub in Leeds
'Comfortable city centre pub opposite the Grand Theatre. The layout is a bit strange with a room almost upstairs. Pop in for a snifter when you are going to the opera.'
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Grassington Pubs : Old Hall Inn pub in Grassington near Skipton
'Nice pub on the main drag up Wharfedale. Stone floors & open fire make it feel really old. Taylors Landlord makes it feel really nice. Give the carvery a miss!'
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Llantrissent Pubs : The Greyhound Inn pub in Llantrissent near Usk
'The Greyhound is on a narrow road between Usk and Llantrissant aboout 2.5 miles form Usk. The bars are on 2 levels with a dartboard in the upper bar. When we were there they had Brains, Bass, Flowers & Abbott on draught. Food quality is high but limited range. There are 10 rooms to let & the staff are very friendly. An excellent base for Chepstow races or exploring Monmouthshire.Recommended'
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Halifax Pubs : Portman & Pickles pub in Halifax
'Pub formerly known as the William Deighton - name was changed as Deighton was a coiner & it was felt inappropriate to commemorate the name of a criminal.'
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Cardiff Pubs : The Model Inn pub in Cardiff
'Basic but welcoming Brains pub on the edge of the town centre close to the Arms Park & Millenium stadium. We were there when the Brains SA was on special offer so that was lovely (as they say in those parts). Bar staff & locals friendly & there is a decent pie-shop opposite. Worth a visit if you are down for the rugby.'
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Sowerby Bridge Pubs : The Navigation pub in Sowerby Bridge
'Lovely old pub down a steep track & by the canal- worth a visit'
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Newcastle Upon Tyne Pubs : Millstone Hotel pub in Newcastle Upon Tyne
'Comfortable pub to the north of the city centre- beer OK, food OK - nothing to get excited about'
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Gosforth Pubs : The County pub in Gosforth near Newcastle Upon Tyne
'Nice local right on the main drag through Gosforth.'
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Cracoe Pubs : The Devonshire Arms pub in Cracoe near Skipton
'Nice Jennings pub on the road from Skipton to Kettlewell. Don't drive past! Call in, have a beer.'
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Kilnsey Pubs : The Tennant Arms Hotel pub in Kilnsey near Skipton
'Lovely pub in stunning setting being almost under Kilnsey Crag. Another Wharfedale gem!'
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Cropton Pubs : New Inn pub in Cropton near Pickering
'Best visited outside high season but whenever you go it is worth it. Beer brewed on the premises & very palatable it is too! Lots of forest around for walking off the excellent food.'
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Beverley Pubs : The Royal Standard Inn pub in Beverley
'Tiny pub with stone flagged floor close to North Bar(which is a gate not a proper bar) Decent cask ale (brand escapes me). Worth popping in if you are passing.'
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Clapham Pubs : The New Inn pub in Clapham near Settle
'Lovely pub in the heart of the village at the foot of Ingleborough. '
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Bramhope Pubs : Fox & Hounds pub in Bramhope near Leeds
'When you are in plummy Bramhope you might expect the pub to be a bit everso. The F & H certainly is - 300 years old, open fires, nice beer, nice food. Pity I can't afford to live in the village.'
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Southwold Pubs : Sole Bay Inn pub in Southwold
'Twixt lighthouse and Brewery - one of the many excellent Adnams pubs in the town. Single room pub but welcomes tourists & locals alike.'
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Barnsley Pubs : The Wellington pub in Barnsley
'Estate pub bordering Athersley North. If you see this pub then I suggest you are either lost or desparate for a drink.'
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Mapplewell Pubs : Talbot Inn Bar & Restaurant pub in Mapplewell near Barnsley
'Best of four pubs in Mapplewell - small & cosy.'
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Salterforth Pubs : The Anchor Inn pub in Salterforth near Barnoldswick
'Nice friendly pub next to the Leeds-Liverpool canal.'
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Egerton Pubs : Masons Arms pub in Egerton near Bolton
'Friendly locals pub in northern suburb of Bolton - people talk with a strange accent in this part of the country & mention "Big Sam" in reverential tones.'
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Skipton Pubs : Royal Oak pub in Skipton
'Recently refurbished pub just off the main drag ( & hence a bit less rowdy)The Oak was ready for doing up as it was dropping to bits. Now sells draught Black Sheep & Theakstons so that's nice.'
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Grassington Pubs : Devonshire Hotel pub in Grassington near Skipton
'I like this pub. It has a jumbly feel about it & lots of nooks & corners. I also enjoyed a nice pint of Copper Dragon. If you are in the village this pub is worthy of a visit ( or book a room & stay the night.'
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Norwood Pubs : Causeway Foot pub in Norwood near Harrogate
'The Sun Inn is not near anywhere. This makes it an attractive pub to visit, sitting, as it does, on the side of the Washburn valley above Fewston & Swinsty reservoirs. The pub is geared up for thirsty/hungry travellers. There is Theakstons, Speckled Hen & Old Hookey to quench the thirst. On a Sunday there is an excellent carvery supplying generous portions of lamb/pork or beef + spuds & veg for $8.95. The standards at the Sun have remained high for many years - the staff are friendly & helpful. Next time you are in the Dales divert to the Sun Inn for lunch.'
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Leeds Pubs : Pack Horse pub in Leeds
'Student pub opposite the Uni with a large concert room upstairs. Can see bands like Forward Russia here cheap.'
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Addingham Pubs : The Crown pub in Addingham near Ilkley
'In a village packed with good pubs the Crown is certainly a little gem. The Crown is a welcoming local which caters for everyone - open fires, good ale, sport on 2 screens. When we were in the guest beer was "Bread of Heaven" - alongside the draught Tetleys. Friendly staff and customers. Call in if you are passing.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Duck & Drake pub in Leeds
'Nice pub close to the markets & always got good selection of draught beer. Gets very crowded at weekends.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Hobby Horse Public House pub in Leeds
'Nothing to recommend it. One to miss!'
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Leeds Pubs : White Horse Pub pub in Leeds
'Situated on the A64 in east Leeds. Not a pub for calling in on ( if you are looking for a warm welcome)'
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Leeds Pubs : Wetherspoons pub in Leeds
'OK if you want a quick one before your train goes but better pubs on the other side of the station.'
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Leeds Pubs : Victoria Hotel pub in Leeds
'Interesting pub in inner city (Run down)- full of character's who almost make up for the crap beer.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Palace pub in Leeds
'Situated opposite the parish church - nice pub worth a visit - has benefitted from all the regeneration along the river behind it.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Leodis pub in Leeds
'The Leodis has never had anything going for it. Give it a miss- there are better pubs nearby.'
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Skipton Pubs : Lock Stock & Barrel pub in Skipton
'Rebranded as "Canalside" it is now a wine bar & restaurant but still serves draught beer - Tetleys & Canalside. A rather soulless place.'
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Skipton Pubs : Rose & Crown pub in Skipton
'This is one crazy pub. Surrounded by excellent alehouses, during the day the signs exort you to wait patiently as all the food is cooked on the premises. At night you are assaulted by mid-range frequency sound at 120Db which is designed to repel beer drinkers. Only got halfway to the bar & had to turn round and leave. Currently the worst pub in Skipton.'
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Skipton Pubs : Royal Shepherd pub in Skipton
'Two years since my last visit & they still cannot keep the beer properly despite now having a range of Copper Dragon ales. Added to this is the fact that they cannot sell the drinks - while I queued for service from the lone barmaid, the barman was counting dominoes! When a few unsuspecting strangers came in the queue was right across the pub. Still worth giving this pub a miss.'
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Skipton Pubs : The Fleece Inn pub in Skipton
'A compact & comfortable local by the bus station. The Fleece is a one room pub with a lounge-type end & a tap-room end.Friendly barstaff pulled me a passable pint of Tetleys bitter which I drank whilst admiring the decor.'
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Skipton Pubs : Narrow Boat pub in Skipton
'Still the best pub in Skipton - range of beers still excellent & it is weird being able to see everyone clearly. ( due to no smoking)'
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Skipton Pubs : Herriots Hotel pub in Skipton
'Revisited Herriots - still a decent pint of Copper Dragon & soft leather furniture so still worth calling inif you are a thirsty traveller.'
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Barnsley Pubs : Quasimodos & Esmeraldas pub in Barnsley
'Different to a lot of establishments - felt like being in some sort of gothic film set. Not like a pub at all.'
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Barnsley Pubs : The Butchers Arms pub in Barnsley
'Busy local in Monk Bretton'
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Barnsley Pubs : The Sun Inn pub in Barnsley
'Monk Bretton pub - nothing memorable - OK establishment'
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Ogden Pubs : Goose Inn pub in Ogden near Halifax
'Visited on a Sunday lunchtime when they had run out of beer the night before. Food was nice though!'
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Sedbergh Pubs : The Red Lion pub in Sedbergh
'Yomped 12 miles over the Howgills & desperately needed a beer - landed in the Red Lion - lovely pub - lots of polished wood & range of Jennings beers - so why were the locals & the barmaid so miserable? 2.40 a pint thats why. Nice as the Golden Host was I felt pretty miserable when 3 pints was over 7 quid.Give it a miss!'
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Newcastle Upon Tyne Pubs : Crown Posada pub in Newcastle Upon Tyne
'Deceptive pub near quayside between 2 high level bridges. Worth making the effort to find it as it is a fabulous pub. Serving local beers from Heddon, Wallsend and Hexham, the staff are friendly & informative: "We havent had a fight in here since Montgomery was a corporal!" If you are in toon then the Crown Posada is a must.'
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Appletreewick Pubs : Craven Arms pub in Appletreewick near Skipton
'Welcoming pub in a village where pubs outnumber churches 2 to 1 (& so they should)Wharfedale Brewery beers on draught, Home cooked food and the best walking countryside anywhere.'
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Newcastle Upon Tyne Pubs : Tanners pub in Newcastle Upon Tyne
'Inner city pub with range of hand drawn beer including "Spitfire" & Ruddles County when we were in. Plush seating & bare floorboards. All day breakfasts, coffee & live music. Get yourself down to Tanners!'
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Otley Pubs : The Bowling Green pub in Otley
'More like Steptoe's yard than a pub but well loved by the locals. Better pubs just up the street.'
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Otley Pubs : The Rose & Crown pub in Otley
'Called in on a Saturday night while waiting for a table in the curry house along the road. Mmm - low ceilings, wooden beams, 4 different hand drawn draught beers including Landlord, Flowers Deuchars & Black Sheep....sat down to sip our pints of Taylors when........LOUD MUSIC OBLITERATED ALL CONVERSATION & FORCED US TO LEG IT DOWN TO THE CURRY HOUSE.....aaaargh!'
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Eastby Pubs : The Masons Arms pub in Eastby near Skipton
'Revisited in May 2006 & this pub now has a real good feel to it. The landlord has added Copper Dragon Golden Pippen to his range of beers. When we went in on a Sunday afternoon it was excellent'
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Appletreewick Pubs : The New Inn pub in Appletreewick near Skipton
'Another Wharfedale gem. The New Inn sells Daleside bitter, Daleside Blonde, Theakstons OP & Theakstons Black Bull, complemented by an extensive range of bottled Belgian beers. We visited Sunday lunchtime & were faced with a specials board which made your mouth water. The pub claims to be a mountain bike livery & there are plenty of bike lock stations. Service is polite & friendly & there is always local colour to make a visit entertaining.'
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Otley Pubs : Korks pub in Otley
'Korks is in the "Bondgate Crawl" which has 4 pubs, a wine bar & a curry house in the space of 120 yards. It sells Taylors Landlord & the food is excellent. Live music upstairs.'
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Otley Pubs : Woolpack pub in Otley
'Start here for the "Bondgate Crawl"'
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Bristol Pubs : The Coronation Tap pub in Bristol
'Arguably Bristol's most famous pub in a quiet backwater on the way to trendy Clifton'
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Liverpool Pubs : Philharmonic Dining Rooms pub in Liverpool
'Sumptious pub in the centre of town. Worth going even if you are T-total, just for the interior decor.'
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Halifax Pubs : Lewins pub in Halifax
'Pub on north edge of town centre with little to recommend it.'
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Halifax Pubs : The Plummet Line pub in Halifax
'Popular pub on north side of town. Lots of sporting types stood shoulder to shoulder so you can always get a seat even when it is packed - which means every weekend.'
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Barnsley Pubs : Keel Inn pub in Barnsley
'At the bottom of Harborough Hill. At one time had a gym upstairs & the ceiling shook when the girls were doing step class! Visiting artesans tend to lodge here.'
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Leeds Pubs : Travellers Inn pub in Leeds
'Small local in Halton in the eastern suburbs.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Pointers Inn pub in Leeds
'The Pointers suffers from the fact that there are very few houses nearby -"To Let" sign up recently'
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Leeds Pubs : The Wellington pub in Leeds
'Soulless pub on the A58 to Wetherby'
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Leeds Pubs : The Woodman Inn pub in Leeds
'One of only 2 "Locals" in Halton since the Irwin closed'
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Colne Pubs : The Alma Inn pub in Colne
'The Alma is on the tops between Skipton & Colne. Comfortable pub with draught beer on tap & home cooked food.'
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Colne Pubs : The Hare & Hounds pub in Colne
'Drove past yesterday & nearly fainted ...til I realised it has only changed it's name to the "Black Lane Ends" presumably to differentiate it from the Hare & Hounds at the bottom of the hill in Foulridge.'
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Eccup Pubs : The New Inn pub in Eccup near Leeds
'The New Inn is a great pub & has been for at least 20 years. It has something for everyone & all are welcome. Cask beer from Tetleys & Black Sheep plus guests. Food always available. A sign especially welcoming Hikers. One of the first pubs in Leeds to have a designated family room. Sheltered beergarden & playground behind the carpark. Called in after a circuit of Eccup reservoir one Sunday morning & it was packed (& quite rightly so!)'
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Skipton Pubs : The Craven pub in Skipton
'Locals pub tucked between the church & Tescos. Thwaites beers but little else to recommend it.'
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Newcastle Upon Tyne Pubs : Akenside Trader pub in Newcastle Upon Tyne
'Called in for lunch - no draught ale. I imagine it is very crowded at night cos it is down by the Quayside. Sausage & Mash for 4.95 went down well.'
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Shadwell Pubs : The Red Lion pub in Shadwell near Leeds
'Sixties decor, Black Sheep & Tetleys on handpump. Sounds wonderful but too often the beer is not well kept so it's a bit sad when you win £10 of beer vouchers in the quiz.'
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Otley Pubs : The Royalty pub in Otley
'Pub overlooking Wharfedale & totally dependant on car trade as it is miles from anywhere - good for a pint after a stroll across Otley Chevin.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Swan With Two Necks pub in Leeds
'Two roomed pub on edge of bedsit land in Woodhouse near the university.No draught beer. The ceramic on the wall outside depicts a swan with one neck - interesting!(not)'
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Leeds Pubs : The Chemic pub in Leeds
'Popular pub in deepest Woodhouse on edge of bedsit land. Friendly local.'
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East Marton Pubs : Cross Keys pub in East Marton near Skipton
'Situated on the Pennine Way & the Leeds-Liverpool canal The Keys sells draught Copper Dragon & Black Sheep. Food served & nice it is too.'
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St George Pubs : The Kinmel Arms pub in St George near Abergele
'Popular local in small quarry village off the A55. With draught beer & decent food you'd think this was a great pub but every time I go in there is a distinct lack of "pub atmosphere" For starters everything is very stark. The noise bounces off the hard surfaces & it is noisy - even in the dining room. More like a city centre bar than a village pub. Maybe I'm getting too critical in my old age.'
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Abersoch Pubs : St Tudwals Inn pub in Abersoch near Pwllheli
'Situated on the main shopping street the "Tuddies" is all things to all men. Serving draught Robinsons Hatters & Unicorn there is a comfortable room, a pool room, 2 sun terraces and a restaurant.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Primrose pub in Leeds
'With the closure of the Globe & the demolition of the Meanwood I reckon this is the only watering hole between Sheepscar & Meanwood. With new student accomodation built next door & an up and coming reputation for live music should be safe enough.'
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Bradley Pubs : The Slaters Arms pub in Bradley near Keighley
'Cosy village local close to Leeds Liverpool Canal'
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LLanbedrog Pubs : Glyn y Weddw Arms pub in LLanbedrog near Pwllheli
'The Widows has been an excellent pub for at least 20 years. Although the draught Robinsons beer is not to everyone's taste the food is excellent. One of the best pubs on the LLeyn Peninsular.'
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Leeds Pubs : Town Hall Tavern pub in Leeds
'The "Tav" is back - refurbished - serving draught ale including Taylors & full of solicitors at lunchtime when I called in.'
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Builth Wells Pubs : White Hart Inn pub in Builth Wells
'Small pub on the main street - typical small town Welsh pub with little to recommend it.'
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Builth Wells Pubs : White Horse pub in Builth Wells
'Average small town pub on main street.'
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Otley Pubs : The Yeoman pub in Otley
'Friendly pub on the outskirts of town. Cask ales, reasonable food, sit out in summer.'
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Scholes Pubs : Barley Corn Inn pub in Scholes near Leeds
'Pleasant pub in quiet village serving cask beers'
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Broughton Pubs : Bull At Broughton pub in Broughton near Skipton
'Country pub on the A59 west of Skipton. Reasonable cask ales, reasonable food. OK'
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Embsay Pubs : The Cavendish Arms pub in Embsay near Skipton
'Revisited the Cav & the changes are much to the good. The snug is now a pool room which draws in the younger end.The bar area has been smartened up.More importantly you receive a friendly welcome from the landlady who now offers a choice of Theakstons, Black Sheep & John Smiths cask from the wickets.'
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Hawes Pubs : Board Hotel pub in Hawes
'Lovely pub, lovely village, lovely dale'
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Ingleton Pubs : Masons Arms pub in Ingleton near Carnforth
'Unremarkable pub on the A65 on the outskirts of the village'
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Ingleton Pubs : Three Horseshoes pub in Ingleton near Carnforth
'Locals pub in the heart of the village - cask ale available'
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Barwick In Elmet Pubs : The New Inn pub in Barwick In Elmet near Leeds
'Popular local in middle of village reputedly 300 years old'
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Wakefield Pubs : Henry Boons pub in Wakefield
'Excellent pub on main drag close to station selling Clarks cask ales plus guests. One of Wakefield's better pubs'
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Bridlington Pubs : Albion Hotel pub in Bridlington
'Small friendly local on south side of town.'
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Bridlington Pubs : Black Lion Hotel pub in Bridlington
'Decent pub in the "Old Town" - beer & food OK'
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Guisborough Pubs : The Highland Laddie pub in Guisborough
'Close to the priory & church so you can get religion as well as ale'
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Kildwick Pubs : The White Lion pub in Kildwick near Keighley
'Lovely village, close to the canal. Cask ales, food, beer garden. One of the best pubs in Airedale'
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Silsden Pubs : The Grouse Inn pub in Silsden near Keighley
'Calls itself a bar & restaurant - painted a lilac/purple exterior.'
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Steeton Pubs : Goats Head Hotel pub in Steeton near Keighley
'Friendly pub but the beers not up to much'
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Leeds Pubs : The Lord Darcy pub in Leeds
'Comfortable pub on northern outskirts of Leeds formerly known as the Jester'
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Lower Fagley Pubs : The Blue Pig Inn pub in Lower Fagley near Bradford
'Difficult pub to find but worth it when you get there'
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Long Marston Pubs : The Sun Inn pub in Long Marston near York
'Lovely country pub with history. Serves cask ale, decent food & Cromwell drank here before the battle of Marston Moor'
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Leeds Pubs : Slip Inn pub in Leeds
'Traditional east Leeds boozer'
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Leeds Pubs : The Queen pub in Leeds
'The Queen has seen better days'
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Thirsk Pubs : Blacksmiths Arms pub in Thirsk
'Best of the group of pubs which ring the market place in Thirsk- cask Theakstons on draught.'
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Harrogate Pubs : Coach & Horses pub in Harrogate
'Free house serving cask ales & good food'
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Harrogate Pubs : Old Bell Tavern pub in Harrogate
'No music, decent food upstairs & cask ales from T Taylors, Black Sheep, Deuchars + guests'
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Harrogate Pubs : The Shepherds Dog pub in Harrogate
'Called in on quiz night - decent ale!'
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Harrogate Pubs : The Tap & Spile pub in Harrogate
'cask ales - nicely kept'
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Harrogate Pubs : Winter Gardens pub in Harrogate
'Called in by mistake - it's huge - service is crap so went elsewhere'
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Sewerby Pubs : The Ship Inn pub in Sewerby near Bridlington
'Excellent local pub which copes with an influx of summer visitors.Spacious with 2 pool tables & dining area -the pub is comfortable & staff very friendly. Good pub fodder & Banks's bitter on the wicket pump. Huge beer garden with amusements & burger bar!'
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Bridlington Pubs : New Crown pub in Bridlington
'Formerly the Crown- a decent Camerons' boozer. Now rebranded the "New Crown" & owned by Enterprise Inns with wide screen TV etc. I preferred the old crown.'
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Bridlington Pubs : Pack Horse Inn pub in Bridlington
'Once a Hull Breweries tied house - now just a shadow of it's former self'
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Leeds Pubs : Starlight Bar pub in Leeds
'Lovely little bar in Beirut war zone'
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Leeds Pubs : The Rising Sun Inn pub in Leeds
'Lively west Leeds alehouse'
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Leeds Pubs : Blue Leopard pub in Leeds
'Next door but one to the Majestyk club - this bar displays it's weapons policy, it's drugs policy & it's cc tv policy outside - by the time I had read them all I decided to go elsewhere'
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Norwood Pubs : Causeway Foot pub in Norwood near Harrogate
'Called in August Bank Holiday - drank the last of the Adnams Regatta & then onto the Everards. Still an excellent carvery & friendly landlord to boot.'
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Leeds Pubs : Cardigan Arms pub in Leeds
'Lovely Edwardian pub - still has most of its original features. Cask beer, tough quiz night'
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Leeds Pubs : Eagle Tavern pub in Leeds
'Former CAMRA pub - now a bit run down.'
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Leeds Pubs : Penny Fun pub in Leeds
'Notable as one of the few pubs in this area of north Leeds'
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Leeds Pubs : Royal Park pub in Leeds
'Big pub in studentland'
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Leeds Pubs : The George pub in Leeds
'Cracking little pub behind the courthouse'
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Skipton Pubs : Bay Horse pub in Skipton
'aka The Snail - chain pub backing onto the canal.'
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Ilkley Pubs : The Dalesway pub in Ilkley
'aka the Star - draught ale, food, drag nights - what more could you want?'
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Ilkley Pubs : Riverside Hotel pub in Ilkley
'Situated by the Wharfe, next to a park - draught ale & what looks like a go-cart track in front of the terrace.'
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Wakefield Pubs : Fernandes pub in Wakefield
'Top rated pub above the brewery'
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Leeds Pubs : Fox & Newt pub in Leeds
'Quaint pub serving decent beer'
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Leeds Pubs : The Manston pub in Leeds
'Comfortable local in crossgates'
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Blubberhouses Pubs : Hopper Lane Hotel pub in Blubberhouses near Otley
'Geared for passing trade - beer & food ok'
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Leeds Pubs : Dry Dock pub in Leeds
'The Dry Dock has to be seen to be believed - a large barge dropped onto a piece of land close to Leeds Met Uni & now v. popular with the student fraternity'
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Leeds Pubs : Original Oak pub in Leeds
'Large student pub in the heart of Headingley - named after the ancient oak tree which grew in front of it.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Skyrack pub in Leeds
'Worst pub in Leeds by a country mile - no draught ale- only smoothflow - very expensive - geared to getting money out of lots of customers before rugby matches at the nearby ground. Give it a miss.'
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Otley Pubs : The Royalty pub in Otley
'Called in Saturday teatime after a walk up the Chevin - doing good business with the Black Sheep on top form. Only fly in the beer - if you want to sit outside & take in the views you have to have a plastic glass!'
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Otley Pubs : The Bowling Green pub in Otley
'Called in for a lunchtime beer on 23rd Sept - huge crowd outside- pub closed down & all the bric a brac being auctioned off. The pub, an Otley icon, will be missed.'
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Otley Pubs : Bay Horse Inn pub in Otley
'Atmospheric pub (i.e. dark)like many other pubs in the town serving Taylors bespoke ales.'
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Otley Pubs : Black Bull Inn pub in Otley
'Fine old pub with lots of little rooms, opposite the market. Always good draught beer on tap.'
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Otley Pubs : The White Swan pub in Otley
'Busy pub on edge of town centre towards the rugby ground.'
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Otley Pubs : The Red Lion pub in Otley
'Busy pub in the centre of town serving cask ales.'
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Gargrave Pubs : The Old Swan pub in Gargrave near Skipton
'Pub with large restaurant adjoining. Now selling Copper Dragon ales.'
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Guisborough Pubs : The Anchor pub in Guisborough
'Tucked into a row of cottages just outside the town centre the Anchor is a friendly local's pub serving draught beer.'
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Pateley Bridge Pubs : The Crown pub in Pateley Bridge near Harrogate
'Lovely pub near Howstean Gorge. Landlord has sense of humour - when asked if it always rains in Lofthouse he said "They dont build reservoirs where it doesn't rain!" Draught beer at the bar. Two open fires in the dining room,5 letting bedrooms & kippers for breakfast. A good place for a weekend away from it all.'
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Nottingham Pubs : Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem pub in Nottingham
'Sunday lunch in the Trip - 3 pints of Coyote bitter + bangers & mash. Approx 8 real ales on - mainly Hardy Hanson but notable guests such as Wolf Brewery. Staff friendly & helpful -made for a memorable visit.'
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Nottingham Pubs : The Portland Arms pub in Nottingham
'Street corner local near Canning Circus'
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Leeds Pubs : Wetherspoons pub in Leeds
'Called in Sunday afternoon - doing good business & just managed a pint of Spitfire before legging it to catch the Skipton train.'
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Leeds Pubs : Faversham pub in Leeds
'Monday night at the Fav & I was the oldest there by 30 years - no draught ale on but saw 4 up n coming bands including the wicked "Cotheria"'
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Notton Pubs : Oliver Twist pub in Notton near Wakefield
'Modernish pub on back road to Wakefield - notable for childrens activities outside & little else.'
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Darley Pubs : The Wellington pub in Darley near Harrogate
'First impression is one of austerity - gloomy pub - no colour, tiled floors. However 3 Yorkshire ales & palatable guest (Deuchars) so no worries. Early Sat. eve filled with old buffers in for their dinner. Yorshire range in the tap room was the other "feature"'
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Addingham Pubs : The Fleece Inn pub in Addingham near Ilkley
'Another cracking pub in a village that is full of them. Open fire, low ceiling & tiled floor in the tap room. Plus 4 local beers on the bar & a range of bottled beers from further afield. Addingham runs Otley close as the best drinking town in Wharfedale!'
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Walberswick Pubs : The Anchor Inn pub in Walberswick near Southwold
'A very palatable pint of Adnams to be had here in the 2nd best pub in the village. The landlady is the star turn - very loud, very bossy & very plummy.'
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Barnsley Pubs : Ring O Bells pub in Barnsley
'Thwaites pub close to Royston parish church'
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Leeds Pubs : The LIbrary pub in Leeds
'Another pub whose name reflects it's previous identity. Next to the University & hence full of students.'
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Leeds Pubs : Three Hulats pub in Leeds
'Formerly known as the Bowling Green & then the Mexborough. Now serves a range of cask conditioned ales at reasonable prices. Another good Chapel Allerton watering hole.'
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Gargrave Pubs : The Masons Arms pub in Gargrave near Skipton
'Old pub off the main road through the village. Low ceilings, all 3 rooms knocked into one but with a dining"end". Serving draught Taylors, Tetleys & Boddingtons the Masons was doing good early evening trade when we called in.'
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Skipton Pubs : Narrow Boat pub in Skipton
'Called in early Saturday evening to find that the Boat is not so narrow anymore, having acquired the shop next door & knocked through. Stilla wide range of beers from all over - Abbeydale Matins & a Shipley brew were sampled on this occasion. Also noticed the menu for the first time so will be back to try it(any excuse)'
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Leeds Pubs : The Prince Of Wales pub in Leeds
'Traditional city centre boozer close to the station & with strong football connections.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Kiln Inn pub in Leeds
'Estate pub built in the sixties when the Stoneyrock area was redeveloped.'
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Burley In Wharfedale Pubs : The Generous Pioneer pub in Burley In Wharfedale near Ilkley
'Modern pub built around 2000 next to the by-pass. Notable for it's childrens playground. Purports to sell Tetleys & Taylors draught ales.'
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Burley In Wharfedale Pubs : The Red Lion Hotel pub in Burley In Wharfedale near Ilkley
'Friendly locals pub in the heart of the village - Tetleys draught ale + guest.'
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Leeds Pubs : Cross Keys pub in Leeds
'Has only been a pub for a year- in an old building south of the river.A range of draught ales & food available'
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Leeds Pubs : Fountain Head pub in Leeds
'Locals pub in Burmantofts opposite the hospital'
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Leeds Pubs : Headingley Taps pub in Leeds
'Pub created from an old school building(I think)Close to the cricket ground & usually full of students.'
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Leeds Pubs : Pack Horse pub in Leeds
'One of the oldest pubs in town - another Briggate gem (also up a dark alley)'
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Leeds Pubs : The Ship pub in Leeds
'Just off Briggate,in an alley(what else?)'
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Leeds Pubs : True Briton pub in Leeds
'Comfortable local on edge of Chapel Allerton. Sells draught Tetleys plus guest.'
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Great Urswick Pubs : General Burgoyne Inn pub in Great Urswick near Ulverston
'First impression is one of clutter. They appear to have shoe-horned in as many tables as they can. Still a friendly atmosphere, cask ales 7 reasonable food made our trip out to the General worthwhile.'
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Silsden Pubs : Bridge Inn pub in Silsden near Keighley
'As the name suggests - the pub is next to the bridge over the Leeds/Liverpool Canal. It even has it's own moorings adjacent to an outside sitting area. Very palatable cask ales in the tiny bar & food available. '
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Ripponden Pubs : The Old Bridge Inn pub in Ripponden near Sowerby Bridge
'Next to the 15th century packhorse bridge & serving local beers from Copper Dragon, Taylors & Black Sheep'
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Carperby Pubs : Wheatsheaf Hotel pub in Carperby near Leyburn
'James Herriot spent his honeymoon here. By the time we arrived it was a friendly "local" with reasonable drinks & food.'
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Appletreewick Pubs : Craven Arms pub in Appletreewick near Skipton
'Called in on a gloomy Saturday afternoon & the Craven was packed.In one room (low ceiling, stone floors, open fire) the locals were drinking Guiness. In the other (same but the fire wasn't lit) the visitors were sinking pints of Wharfedale brewery ales - Folly, Wharfemeister, IPA & Executioner. Nice to see such a lovely pub doing good business out of season & felt obliged to sup a few ourselves (all in aid of the cause)'
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Exeter Pubs : Georges Meeting House pub in Exeter
'I'm not normally a big JDW fan but beer in Exeter is so expensive we had to keep popping in to top up our blood alcohol. A nice touch leaving the pulpit in at one end & installing a bar down the full length of one wall - it appeals to my methodist upbringing. Courage best bitter & Abbot were the pick of the beers when we were in. '
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Exeter Pubs : Well House pub in Exeter
'Lots of local Devon & Dorset ales at 2.70 a pint so we could only afford one round if we wanted to eat later. Otter, Dawlish, Well House & Palmers on offer. The best pub we visited all weekend.'
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Exeter Pubs : The White Hart pub in Exeter
'We wrere fooled by the pubs website into staying here for the weekend - oldest pub in town, food, real ale - it sounded great. They failed to mention that the Ringwoods beers were 2.70 a pint & tasted like dishwater. The food was standard pub fayre but we drank elsewhere.'
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Ripponden Pubs : The Blue Ball pub in Ripponden near Sowerby Bridge
'Sadly now closed & converted into a house.'
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Leeds Pubs : Blaydes Bar pub in Leeds
'Bar popular with the ladies'
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Leeds Pubs : Dog and Gun pub in Leeds
'East Leeds pub on the southern edge of the Gipton estate so you can expect a lively welcome.'
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Leeds Pubs : Fairway pub in Leeds
'Gipton pub with nothing to recommend it'
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Leeds Pubs : The Station pub in Leeds
'Busy pub in Crossgates shopping area, next to the railway station. Serves Tetleys draught bitter. Restaurant tagged on at the back.'
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Colne Pubs : Shepherds Arms pub in Colne
'A recent & very welcome addition to Timothy Taylors tied estate.'
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Leeds Pubs : Black Horse pub in Leeds
'Near the Playhouse but far enough out of town to be a "local"'
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Leeds Pubs : Mooks Bar pub in Leeds
'Has a bar & sells alcohol so has a tenuous right to be on this page.'
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Leeds Pubs : Maguires pub in Leeds
'Southernmost pub in Sheepscar. Formerly the Regent, now "Maguires at the Regent" No surprise it's painted green.'
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Leeds Pubs : Roundhay Fox pub in Leeds
'Comfortable pub close to Roundhay Park - packed on weekends.'
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Leeds Pubs : Skinners Arms pub in Leeds
'Locals pub at north end of Sheepscar'
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Leeds Pubs : The Mulberry pub in Leeds
'Tiny locals pub on the edge of Hunslet. Good atmosphere at weekends.'
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Leeds Pubs : White Stag pub in Leeds
'OK pub in Sheepscar - seems to have limited opening hours. Not much to recommend it.'
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Arthington Pubs : The Wharfedale pub in Arthington near Leeds
'Lovely pub, as befits it's setting. Selling a range of Yorkshire ales & appetising menu - worth a Sunday lunchtime trip.'
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Linton Pubs : The Fountain Inn pub in Linton near Skipton
'Called in for Sunday lunch after a walk up the river - knew it was going to be good by the queue outside. Inside an old pub with modern lighting- unusual in this area - packed out but doing brisk trade - Black Sheep behind the bar, excellent food - upmarket from the usual pub fayre. Still busy when we staggered off across the fields to Burnsall. We'll be going again'
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Grassington Pubs : Old Hall Inn pub in Grassington near Skipton
'Still doing good trade when we passed on Nov 25th 2006'
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Nangreaves Pubs : Lord Raglan Hotel pub in Nangreaves near Bury
'Called in for Sunday lunch. Drank Balaclava bitter, Raglan's sleeve & finished with Crowning Glory which is 6.4% & keeps out the cold. This pub is my favourite outside of Yorkshire.'
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Kilnsey Pubs : The Tennant Arms Hotel pub in Kilnsey near Skipton
'Black Sheep, Taylors & Tetleys beers available from the wickets.Blazing log fires, stone flagged bar & home cooked food. The specials board hides an interesting wooden fireplace. This pub is an absolute must for a visit.'
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Leeds Pubs : Grey Goose pub in Leeds
'South Leeds estate pub'
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Leeds Pubs : Leeds Rifleman pub in Leeds
'Modern pub opposite Carlton Barracks - hence the name'
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Leeds Pubs : Old Peacock pub in Leeds
'Football pub opposite LUFC ground - used to get packed on matchdays.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Gate pub in Leeds
'Estate pub in salicious Seacroft.'
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Grassington Pubs : The Forrester Arms pub in Grassington near Skipton
'Welcoming pub at the top of the village square. Serves a range of Yorkshire beers. I had a decent pint of Folly. Dickensian market outside so everyone was in costume & choir singing in the bar! Excellent'
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Linton Pubs : The Fountain Inn pub in Linton near Skipton
'Second visit as good as the first. Discovered they sell Goldcrest bitter from the Litton brewery just up the road! Lovely pale creamy beer.'
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Kirkby Lonsdale Pubs : The Snooty Fox Tavern pub in Kirkby Lonsdale near Carnforth
'Friendly pub on main street. Reasonable ale, decent food - child & dog friendly'
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Leeds Pubs : Britannia Inn pub in Leeds
'Locals pub in Holbeck'
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Leeds Pubs : Sportsman pub in Leeds
'Burmantofts local's pub '
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Whiston Pubs : The Golden Ball pub in Whiston near Rotherham
'Comfortable pub with friendly staff.Serving Tetleys, Taylors & Greene King at the wickets with reasonable food menu.'
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Otley Pubs : Black Bull Inn pub in Otley
'Called in early doors Saturday - Taylors BB & Landlord and Tetleys on draught. Like all Otley pubs - doing good business'
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Otley Pubs : Bay Horse Inn pub in Otley
'Tap room is about ten feet square with two TV's - both had racing on. Brilliant pub.'
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Wakefield Pubs : The Foresters Arms pub in Wakefield
'Big pub - lacking real ale & atmosphere'
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Ulverston Pubs : Kings Head Hotel pub in Ulverston
'Cosy pub at the top of the market place. Sells a range of Jennings beers plus several guests. A glass topped well at the top of the bar.'
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Leeds Pubs : Bay Horse pub in Leeds
'Only 2 pubs left in Meanwood & this is one of them'
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Burnsall Pubs : The Red Lion pub in Burnsall near Skipton
'Old pub in the heart of the village. Draught ale & above average food but has a very upmarket feel to it.'
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Linton Pubs : The Fountain Inn pub in Linton near Skipton
'Called in for Sunday lunch, as is our want, & found the Goldcrest in fine form. Clearly this pub is not to everyone's taste but it is always busy when we call in so they must be doing something right. Agree it is not a typical Dales pub (of which there are plenty in the neighbourhood)but that is part of the appeal.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Adelphi pub in Leeds
'Situated south of the river close to Leeds Bridge the Adelphi has retained it's character. Serves cask conditioned ales.'
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Cracoe Pubs : The Devonshire Arms pub in Cracoe near Skipton
'Almost unique in this area in that you cannot take your dog in.'
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Skipton Pubs : Craven Heifer pub in Skipton
'In an area where the pubs compete for trade the management do nothing to make you feel welcome. Will not be coming back.'
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Exeter Pubs : The Ship pub in Exeter
'Tucked up a narrow lane close to the Cathedral, the Ship sells a variety of real ales including Ship Sail (geddit?)'
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Grassington Pubs : The Black Horse pub in Grassington near Skipton
'Open fires, cask ales, piped music, separate dining room'
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Keighley Pubs : Boltmakers Arms pub in Keighley
'Revisited after a long absence. Still a lovely pub, selling Taylors best Bitter, Landlord, Ram Tam, Dark mild, golden mild + guests which included Brakespeares. Busy & welcoming, as always!'
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Skipton Pubs : Wetherspoons pub in Skipton
'Beer Festival imminent in April with all beers at #1.39 per pint.'
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St Davids Pubs : The Great Western pub in St Davids near Exeter
'Lovely pub next to the station. Lots of local cask ales to choose from. Good food (homemade)& comfortable surroundings. Well worth a visit.'
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Exeter Pubs : North Bridge Inn pub in Exeter
'Tiny pub on edge of city centre serving cask ales - Sharps & Hobgoblin available on our visit.'
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St Davids Pubs : The Jolly Porter pub in St Davids near Exeter
'Busy pub opposite the station selling cask conditioned ale.'
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Erwood Pubs : Erwood Inn pub in Erwood near Builth Wells
'One room pub on main road with small beer garden to one side. Serve draught Rhymney bitter. Homemede pizzas available. Dogs & kids welcome.'
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Ripponden Pubs : The Butchers Arms pub in Ripponden near Sowerby Bridge
'Comfortable roadside pub on road out of village towards Lancashire'
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Ripponden Pubs : The Old Bridge Inn pub in Ripponden near Sowerby Bridge
'Called in for lunch - serving 5 local beers & one from Lancashire. Food excellent. Tried the Northwood "Red" beer, Phoenix IPA & finished with a drop of Landlord. Staff very friendly. Pub dates back to the 14th century according to the plaque on the wall outside. No pub sign visible outside but the pub is worth finding.'
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Halifax Pubs : The Falcon Inn pub in Halifax
'Decent pub on hill close to the hospital'
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Leeds Pubs : Arcadia Ale & Wine Bar pub in Leeds
'Arcadia is to be found at the end of a parade of shops in the Arndale centre in Headingley. It is worth a visit because it has the best range of cask conditioned ale in Headingley. Inside it is quite cramped with a bit upstairs. They've had no smoking for years & no kids either. When it gets busy you are politely asked to move away from the bar. Handy for the cricket & rugby stadium which is 5 minutes walk.'
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Plymouth Pubs : Millbridge Inn pub in Plymouth
'Interesting pub a mile west of the centre. Serves a range of ale of varying quality. Big screen for sports fans'
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Plymouth Pubs : The Albion pub in Plymouth
'Small but friendly pub near the Brickfields stadium. Well kept ale from Courage.'
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Appletreewick Pubs : The New Inn pub in Appletreewick near Skipton
'Revisited the New Inn - as good as it ever was - draught ale from local breweries plus good homecooked food. You can sit in or outside where the views are marvellous. Still one of the best pubs in Wharfedale. '
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Huddersfield Pubs : The Rat & Ratchet pub in Huddersfield
'Wonderful alehouse just out of the town centre. 12 draught beers available when we called in for a pint or five.'
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Newmillerdam Pubs : Fox & Hounds pub in Newmillerdam near Wakefield
'Comfortable pub south of Wakefield serving decent beer & good food.'
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Knaresborough Pubs : The Board Inn pub in Knaresborough
'Busy & lively pub in the centre of town.'
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Knaresborough Pubs : The Borough Bailiff pub in Knaresborough
'Decent pint of Sam Smiths to be had here'
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Knaresborough Pubs : Wellington Inn pub in Knaresborough
'Good food & Sam Smiths beer make this a must for any visitor to the town'
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Leeds Pubs : Brick Inn The pub in Leeds
'West Leeds local alehouse.'
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Leeds Pubs : Crooked Billet Inn pub in Leeds
'Once famous pub on the southeast approaches to Hunslet'
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Leeds Pubs : Myrtle Tavern pub in Leeds
'Comfortable pub in leafy Meanwood'
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Leeds Pubs : Mullens Bar (valley Hotel) pub in Leeds
'Now demolished'
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Leeds Pubs : Cranmer Bank Hotel pub in Leeds
'Suburban pub north of the ring road.'
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Penkridge Pubs : The Boat Inn pub in Penkridge near Stafford
'Busy pub by the Staffs & Worcester canal.'
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Stone Pubs : The Star Inn pub in Stone
'The best way to visit this pub is by boat - as you rise up the Star Lock the pub appears ten feet away. Packed in summer the Star caters for everyone. Real ale in all the bars (though limited to 2 on our vist) The food is standard pub fayre, made somewhere else but cheap & edible. Seating outside by the canal - marvellous. Dogs restricted to tap room inside.'
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Kidsgrove Pubs : The Blue Bell Inn pub in Kidsgrove near Stoke-On-Trent
'This pub is a real mecca for ale lovers - at least 6 on when we visited. Audley Blonde was the local beer on offer. Pub full of real ale buffs when we visited on a wet Sunday afternoon. Food limited to sandwiches but it's the beer you should visit for (cheap too)'
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Kidsgrove Pubs : The Canal Tavern pub in Kidsgrove near Stoke-On-Trent
'Nice pub on the canal bank in darkest Kidsgrove.'
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Audlem Pubs : The Shroppie Fly pub in Audlem near Crewe
'Called in mid week - what a surprise! Lovely pub with about 8 cask ales on. Food made on the premises. All the staff young & very laid back. The bar appeared to be part of a narrowboat or "fly" as they are called round here. Idyllic setting on a flight of locks on the Shropshire Union Canal. Wonderful pub well worth a visit.'
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Audlem Pubs : Bridge Inn pub in Audlem near Crewe
'Busy pub by the canal.'
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Rode Heath Pubs : The Broughton Arms pub in Rode Heath near Stoke-On-Trent
'Marstons pub by the canal - Pedigree & Bitter on draught. Comfortable fitting but the chef stpos cooking at 7.30 pm.'
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Weston Pubs : Saracens Head pub in Weston near Stafford
'Friendly canalside pub. Selection of cask ales. Food cooked on premises. Generally very nice pub.'
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Barbridge Pubs : The Barbridge Inn pub in Barbridge near Nantwich
'Canalside pub where you can moor your boat outside. Good selection of cask ales. Food cheap & cheerful. Lovely garden by the canal with big childrens play area. Unashamedly caters for the tourists but don't they do it well?'
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Wheaton Aston Pubs : The Hartley Arms pub in Wheaton Aston near Stafford
'Lovely pub - good ale & nice homecooked food.'
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Gnosall Pubs : The Navigation Inn pub in Gnosall near Stafford
'Canalsside pub. Decent ale, lovely garden'
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Brewood Pubs : The Bridge Inn pub in Brewood near Stafford
'Former boatmans pub - Burtonwoods ales.'
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Brewood Pubs : The Swan Hotel pub in Brewood near Stafford
'Good range of cask ales '
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Shebdon Pubs : The Wharf Inn pub in Shebdon near Stafford
'Remote pub on canalside frequented by boat people'
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Leeds Pubs : Abbey Inn pub in Leeds
'Excellent pub near Kirkstall Abbey serving a good range of well kept cask conditioned ales.'
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Leeds Pubs : Fox & Hounds pub in Leeds
'Locals pub in the far northwest corner of Leeds'
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Adel Pubs : The High Farm pub in Adel near Leeds
'Locals pub in Cookridge.'
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Long Eaton Pubs : The Trent Navigation pub in Long Eaton near Nottingham
'Canalside pub which seems to be always open.'
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Shardlow Pubs : The Malt Shovel Inn pub in Shardlow near Derby
'Decent pub on the Trent Mersey canal'
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Burton-On-Trent Pubs : Bill Brewer pub in Burton-On-Trent
'Family pub'
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Burton-On-Trent Pubs : Burton Bridge Inn pub in Burton-On-Trent
'Excellent pub with own- brewed beers. Worth a visit.'
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Ripponden Pubs : The Old Bridge Inn pub in Ripponden near Sowerby Bridge
'You may find a better pub in West Yorkshire but it will not be easy. Good beer , good food, lovely atmosphere & the staff are so friendly.'
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Rodley Pubs : The Owl pub in Rodley near Leeds
'Visited the Owl on a Saturday night to watch the live turn. Multi roomed pub with decent sized music room. Cask ales from Ossett, Copper Dragon & Naylors. Locals reasonably friendly & hence enjoyed the evening.'
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Penkridge Pubs : Cross Keys pub in Penkridge near Stafford
'On the banks of the canal the Cross Keys serves a range of beers & food. Gets busy in summer.'
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Wheelock Pubs : Commercial Hotel pub in Wheelock near Sandbach
'Comfortable pub serving a range of cask conditioned beers.'
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Penkridge Pubs : The George and Fox pub in Penkridge near Stafford
'No real ale. Mainly young people frequent this pub'
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Penkridge Pubs : The Star Inn pub in Penkridge near Stafford
'Welcoming pub with lots of character. Open fires in winter. Banks draught ale on sale.'
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Penkridge Pubs : White Hart pub in Penkridge near Stafford
'Small friendly old pub serving Banks beer.'
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Kettlewell Pubs : The Blue Bell Hotel pub in Kettlewell near Skipton
'Local beers & home cooked food. A welcoming pub.'
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Kettlewell Pubs : The Kings Head Hotel pub in Kettlewell near Skipton
'Another gem in this most picturesque of villages. Draught ale & good food.'
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Keighley Pubs : Boltmakers Arms pub in Keighley
'Called in 8th Sept - inexplicably closed until the 9th.'
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Keighley Pubs : The Cricketers Arms pub in Keighley
'Called in 8th Sept 07. Good atmosphere, half a dozen ales at the wickets, all of them tasting crap. What should be a "real-ale mecca" turned out to be a bit of a damp squib - if the ale ain't right then nothing's fixed!'
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Leeds Pubs : Penny Hill pub in Leeds
'Very strange looking pub in an area famous for it's good pubs.'
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Garforth Pubs : The Gaping Goose pub in Garforth near Leeds
'Famous pub on the main drag through Garforth'
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North Rigton Pubs : Square & Compass Inn pub in North Rigton near Leeds
'Comfortable Wharfedale pub close to "Almscliffe Crag"'
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Seacroft Pubs : The Cricketers Arms pub in Seacroft near Leeds
'Traditional village pub now totally surrounded by a vast council estate - shame!'
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East Keswick Pubs : Travellers Rest Inn pub in East Keswick near Leeds
'Lovely pub in lovely village - worth a visit'
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Harewood Pubs : Harewood Arms pub in Harewood near Leeds
'sam Smiths ales - nice pub in lovely village with regal neighbours'
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Thorner Pubs : The Mexborough Arms pub in Thorner near Leeds
'village local in sniffy Thorner'
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Old Colwyn Pubs : Marine Hotel pub in Old Colwyn near Colwyn Bay
'Comfortable pub selling Moorhouses Speckled Hen. Big screen for the RWC if that's your fancy.'
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Barkisland Pubs : The New Rock pub in Barkisland near Halifax
'Interesting pub in the middle of nowhere. Two rooms - low ceiling. No draught beer & the Stella had just run out - reduced to drinking smoothswill.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Swan With Two Necks pub in Leeds
'Now boarded up as Woodhouse goes down the pan.'
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Leeds Pubs : Gardeners Arms pub in Leeds
'Hunslet is an area once famous for it's pubs. Many of them have been demolished along with the houses and factories which they served. Fortunately the Gardeners is still doing business - an oasis of calm and sanity - where you can be assured of a warm and friendly welcome. Tetleys and John Smiths cask ales available. Make a point of seeking it out if you are in the area.'
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Leeds Pubs : Garden Gate Hotel pub in Leeds
'To enter the "Gate" is to step back in time. A meticulously preserved pub totally at odds with the housing estate that now surrounds it. Freindly locals who are proud to tell you about the pub. Open log fire in the tap room. Passable Tetleys beer. The TV is the only concession to the twentieth century. A "must see" pub.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Adelphi pub in Leeds
'Visited on a Friday, early evening - can only reiterate Flask's comments. Very disappointing. Noisy & busy - did not stay to sample the beer.'
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Leeds Pubs : Town Hall Tavern pub in Leeds
'Called in for early evening drinks one Friday & the THT was packed to the gunnels & doing great business. Range of Taylors ales at out-of-town prices meant everyone was getting hammered.'
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Leeds Pubs : Arcadia Ale & Wine Bar pub in Leeds
'Called in early evening & the Black Sheep was in fine form. Also had chilli beef, rice & garlic bread for £5. Arcadia seems to have debveloped a decent "after work" trade.'
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Leeds Pubs : Headingley Taps pub in Leeds
'Called in for a beer & the the Taylor's Landlord was on good form. This is a big pub with lots of screens & music. They serve food which looks simple & substantial. Landlord & Tetleys on draught.'
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Leeds Pubs : George Iv pub in Leeds
'Sadly now closed down.'
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Hetton Pubs : The Angel Inn pub in Hetton near Skipton
'It is four years since my last review & we have just had lunch at the Angel. It now feels very much like a restaurant - tables for dining in every room (of which there are at least four) However the reason why I keep going back is the beer! Currently serving Taylors Golden Best and Landlord plus Black Sheep bitter from the gleaming wickets on the immaculate bar. Closely following the wonderful ale is the fabulous food. We had the 3-course Sunday lunch at £23 a head plus a bottle of the lovely house red at £14 a bottle. Three hours later I feel great!'
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Appletreewick Pubs : Craven Arms pub in Appletreewick near Skipton
'Visited the Craven after a windy walk & were greeted by log fires in both bars plus an array of Yorkshire ales including Clarks, Theakstons, Goose Eye and Taylors Golden Best. What withone of the locals doing conjuring tricks & the barman spoiling our dog we had a lovely time.'
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Leeds Pubs : New Roscoe pub in Leeds
'Heavy metal night at the New Roscoe and the sounds of bands like Cotheria were washed down with Tetleys, Abbot & Speckled Hen from the cask. Staff friendly & good humoured. Remarkable how a music venue still feels like a comfortable pub. Also nice to see some fittings from the original Roscoe which was knocked down some 30 years ago.'
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Otley Pubs : Junction Inn pub in Otley
'Eleven draught ales on tap when we called in recently. As always the Taylors Best Bitter and Landlord were on fine form. This pub still sets the standard for good ale in Wharfedale.'
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Otley Pubs : Korks pub in Otley
'On our most recent visit there was Taylors Golden Best and Black Sheep available on draught. The food is still great and the house red is really nice.'
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Leeds Pubs : Prospect Inn pub in Leeds
'Traditional Hunslet pub - one of the few remaining in this once industrial area of Leeds.'
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Leeds Pubs : George Iv Hotel pub in Leeds
'This pub always seems to be busy - lunchtimes & early evening. Usually a large group of yoofs drinking from tinnies outside which puts me off going in.'
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Grassington Pubs : The Forrester Arms pub in Grassington near Skipton
'Does a good early evening trade - serving Tetleys, Blacksheep & Daleside beers from the wickets. Plus a nice bright little eating area slightly away from the main bar. Staff friendly & locals entertaining. Still an excellent pub.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Commercial Inn pub in Leeds
'Unspoilt pub in a part of Holbeck that is rapidly being redveloped. A spacious pub selling John Smiths and Tetleys bitter with occasional guest beers from the wickets. The character of the pub may well cghange as the surrounding factories make way for yuppie flats.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Grove Inn pub in Leeds
'Walking into the Grove is like stepping back in time to when pubs were warm, welcoming establishments. Superlatives fail me trying to describe the atmosphere in what must be one of the five best pubs in the north of England. Nice range of hand-drawn ales from Deuchars, Elland, Daleside, Moorhouses and Leeds Brewery plus scrumpy on draught. The pub is surrounded by tall modern buildings but once you get inside you are in an oasis of calm & sanity. Seek out this pub and enjoy.'
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Eastby Pubs : The Masons Arms pub in Eastby near Skipton
'There appears to be a new landlord since my last visit. Beers now include Golden Pippin, John Smiths, Tetleys + guest ( Bombardier this week.) Busy but nice atmosphere.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Vesper Gate Pub pub in Leeds
'West Leeds pub on the A65 not far from Kirkstall Abbey.'
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Cheddar Pubs : The Gardeners Arms pub in Cheddar
'Friendly pub in the heart of the village. Decent cask ales and reasonable pub grub.'
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Elslack Pubs : The Tempest Arms pub in Elslack near Skipton
'Busy and popular pub just off the main road from Skipton to Colne. Serving draught ale when we calledin. The food was average pub fodder but seemed to go down well with the locals.'
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Steeton Pubs : Old Star Inn pub in Steeton near Keighley
'Decent local in the heart of the village. Draught beer available.'
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Pool In Wharfedale Pubs : White Hart pub in Pool In Wharfedale near Otley
'Taylor's beer but not on great form. Decent food but quite expensive.'
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Swinton Pubs : The Farmers Arms pub in Swinton near Manchester
'Lively pub especially at weekends.'
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Leeds Pubs : Skinners Arms pub in Leeds
'Boarded up when I drove passed this week.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Primrose pub in Leeds
'Two roomed pub which is quite compact & would be a cosy local if it had not set out it's stall as a music venue. The front bar has a tiny stage at one side & can pack in about sixty punters. Metal night when we called in. No draught ale although they had been serving Black Sheep at some time. Most people go for the Guinness. Interesting mix of clientele - locals, students & metal addicts.'
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Leeds Pubs : White Stag pub in Leeds
'Now closed down (again)'
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Otley Pubs : The Royalty pub in Otley
'Not much has changed in the last 2 years. Beer still excellent - Tetleys, Taylors & Black Sheep. You can now sit outside with a glass glass & watch the aeroplanes go by.'
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Aldeburgh Pubs : Mill Inn pub in Aldeburgh
'Nice pub opposite the Moot Hall & beach. Fresh fish, crab etc available . The garden is over the road next to the MH'
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Snape Pubs : Plough & Sail pub in Snape near Saxmundham
'Pub created at Snape Maltings for the nobs to go after the music.'
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Royston Pubs : Ring Obells Inn pub in Royston
'Nice pub serving Thwaites beer in Royston just to the north of Barnsley'
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Leeds Pubs : The Cavalier Inn pub in Leeds
'A Richmond Hill local close to the Yew Tree & Spring Close pubs - part of what once was an immense pub crawl.'
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Walberswick Pubs : Bell Inn pub in Walberswick near Southwold
'Delightful unspoilt pub close to the ferry across the Blythe. Low ceilings & uneven floors add to the character. Serves well kept Adnams ales from the wicket. Good choice of well cooked food. Beer garden at the back. '
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Skipton Pubs : Snaygill Arms pub in Skipton
'Tie up between Copper Dragon brewery & a bloke called Weaver - lasted 5 minutes before the name changed again to the Snaygill Arms.'
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Bridlington Pubs : The Bull & Sun pub in Bridlington
'Pleasant pub close to the Priory church & the Baylegate. Has a stained glass ceiling in the dining area. Draught ale from John Smith plus guests. Main focus appears to be on food where the Sunday roast is good value for £6'
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Leeds Pubs : The Palace pub in Leeds
'Lovely unspoilt pub on the edge of town. Wide range of cask ales including Tetleys at £2.10. I thought that it was worth waiting for.'
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Kilnsey Pubs : The Tennant Arms Hotel pub in Kilnsey near Skipton
'Called in after a brisk hike up Conistone Dib. Open fire, Tetleys , Black Sheep & Daleside ales on draught. Superb pub food ( I had a swordfish steak) The fireplace is not original we were told by the friendly staff but came from a church. Still an excellent pub.'
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Pool In Wharfedale Pubs : White Hart pub in Pool In Wharfedale near Otley
'Booked a table on a Saturday night - feels very like a restaurant not a pub. Car park huge & packed which tells me that the locals do not use it. Taylors Landlord from a single wicket - not on form (again.) Food menu is extensive - quality is not. Felt I had not gotten value for money. Worst pub I have visited in Wharfedale.'
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Hetton Pubs : The Angel Inn pub in Hetton near Skipton
'The Angel has now added "Hetton Pale" to the excellent Landlord and Black Sheep beers. Food, service and overall atmosphere remain as was (Bloody marvellous!). Still the best food pub in Wharfedale.'
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Wakefield Pubs : The Foresters Arms pub in Wakefield
'Two years since my last visit & nothing has changed except there is a notice behind the bar warning drug dealers.'
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Leeds Pubs : Wrens pub in Leeds
'Called in for first time in 20 years - the place has not changed except the range of draught ales has increased - Deuchars, Landlord,Black Sheep to name but 3. Still a nice pub.'
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Nangreaves Pubs : Lord Raglan Hotel pub in Nangreaves near Bury
'The Lord Raglan now has a take out service so you can take up to 10 litres of your favourite beer home with you. (Raglan's Sleeve for me)'
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Leeds Pubs : Leeds Brewery Taps pub in Leeds
'What's this? A new pub opened? That is different. Everything about Leeds Brewery is different. This, their latest pub, is 200 yards from the railway station. It is not a traditional pub, more of a wine bar but it has the full range of LB's beers in the wickets so is very popular. Also does food but I never got past the "Leeds Blonde"'
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Keswick Pubs : Dog & Gun pub in Keswick
'The competition betwen pubs in the centre of Keswick is intense. However my vote goes to the Dog & Gun - serves a range of local cask ales - Keswick Thirst Run & Coniston Bluebird on when we visited, lets kids & dogs in, serves superb food in huge portions ( allegedly for the cragrats) & has stone flags, open fire & ceiling beams. Oh & did I mention the polite, friendly staff?'
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Appletreewick Pubs : Craven Arms pub in Appletreewick near Skipton
'Called in today and the service was glacially slow ..... but the "Leeds Best" was divine & well worth waiting for . '
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Leeds Pubs : The Moorhouse Inn pub in Leeds
'Sam Smiths local in Holbeck which means decent ale at a decent price.'
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Flamborough Pubs : Ship Inn & Restaurant pub in Flamborough near Bridlington
'Warm welcome from the barmaid & 3 ales on offer - Black Sheep, John Smiths + Taylor's Landlord. Comfortable pub that does food as well.'
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Flamborough Pubs : Seabirds Inn pub in Flamborough near Bridlington
'In a village brimming with pubs you would expect them to be falling over themselves to stand out as the best one in town. The Seabirds stands out....but for the wrong reasons. They set themselves up as a food pub - OK - but then fall down on the service aspect. The Wolds Way bitter was quite passable. The food was expensively average. The staff were incompetant. I will not be returning.'
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Leeds Pubs : Sun Hotel pub in Leeds
'Exceedingly loud rock band playing in the beergarden on Sunday lunchtime as I drove past.'
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Hetton Pubs : The Angel Inn pub in Hetton near Skipton
'Hetton Pale, Taylors Landlord & Black Sheep Bitter - all on good form when we called in for an evening meal in July09. One thing about the Angel is that the staff are all excellent - friendly, helpful & good humoured.'
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Tintern Pubs : Moon & Sixpence pub in Tintern near Chepstow
'Nice little pub on the main drag through Tintern. Serves decent beer & has a little sitting area across the road overlooking the river'
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Tintern Pubs : Rose & Crown pub in Tintern near Chepstow
'Cosy pub overlooking the river.'
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Penallt Pubs : Boat Inn pub in Penallt near Monmouth
'Difficult to find as it is over a footbridge away from the main road. When we visited there were 2 real ales on plus about 12 ciders. No pumps - all served straight from the barrel. Very well worth a visit.'
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Symonds Yat Pubs : Saracens Head Inn pub in Symonds Yat near Ross-On-Wye
'The Wye valley is teeming with good pubs so it is quite something to be able to say that this is the best pub in a 10 mile radius. Wye Valley Brewery beers - all served immaculately. Good pub food ( slightly pricey but well cooked/presented) A fabulous terrace overlooking the Wye & it's own ferry to boot - barmen double up as ferrymen. We visited on a hot Saturday afternoon in August & did not have to wait too long for our food. Well worth a visit.'
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Symonds Yat Pubs : Ye Olde Ferrie Inne Ltd. pub in Symonds Yat near Ross-On-Wye
'Called in during August 09 when the Saracens Head opposite was absolutely heaving to find the "Ferrie" very quiet. The pub serves decent ale but I think people are put off due to the urgent need of refurbishment/decoration. Superb location - just needs a bit of tlc.'
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Tockwith Pubs : The Spotted Ox pub in Tockwith near York
'Very friendly pub in village near York. Serves Yorkshire ale ( although the Tetleys was not on good form) and good cheap pub food. Worth calling in if you are passing.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Swan With Two Necks pub in Leeds
'Looks like it is being demolished.'
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Goodrich Pubs : Ye Hostelrie pub in Goodrich near Ross-On-Wye
'Pleasant pub serving decent local beers. Food simple but well cooked. Service excellent & friendly.'
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Newland Pubs : The Ostrich Inn pub in Newland near Coleford
'Pub in the heart of the village opposite the "Cathedral of the Forest". Real ale on offer.'
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Skipton Pubs : Woolly Sheep pub in Skipton
'Revisited the Woolly Sheep after a five year gap and was very disappointed. Tied houses should showcase the ales that the brewery make. I tried the Taylors Best Bitter & it was not on good form. This compares very badly with the other TT tied houses where the best is literally that. I will not be returning to this pub when there are so many better pubs in the area.'
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Leeds Pubs : The Reliance pub in Leeds
'The Reliance Bar is to be found on North Street next door to Hansa's curry house. It has 2 rooms, one of which has soft furnishing & is like your front room. It is far enough out of the centre of town to avoid the "crawlers" & has a nice atmosphere. Two real ales on when we were there, one named after the bar itself.'
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Grassington Pubs : Devonshire Hotel pub in Grassington near Skipton
'Now added Hetton Pale to the range of beers on offer.'
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Grassington Pubs : The Forrester Arms pub in Grassington near Skipton
'Now added Old Bear Original to the range of beers available.'
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