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Hebden Bridge Pubs : The Fox & Goose Inn pub in Hebden Bridge
'A community-based pub, where people of all ages and backgrounds are given a great welcome. First-rate beers from near and far, a lovely atmosphere and lined glasses make this a beer-drinkers haven.'
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Hebden Bridge Pubs : The White Lion Hotel pub in Hebden Bridge
'Large, very old multi-roomed pub with excellent food and good selection of real ales. Note the unusual stone fireplaces.'
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Hebden Bridge Pubs : The White Swan pub in Hebden Bridge
'Small community pub that seems to be popular with older people, providing food and Black Sheep real ale.'
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Todmorden Pubs : Rope & Anchor pub in Todmorden
'Roadside local selling very good beer at reasonable prices, together with home-cooked food. Part of the bar is done out in woodwork to look like the inside of a ship.'
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Todmorden Pubs : Staff Of Life Inn pub in Todmorden
'Quirky inn alongside road in very steep-sided valley, incorporating an old stone vaulted chamber that was once the cellar. The interior is covered with unusual decorative objects. Excellent real ale and good home-cooked food.'
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Todmorden Pubs : The Masons Arms pub in Todmorden
'A lovely little pub, located beneath the stone railway viaduct, and a source of excellent real ale. A reliable local source indicates that the unusual hard wooden tables were once used in the local mortuary for laying-out bodies!'
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Todmorden Pubs : The Woodpecker Inn pub in Todmorden
'Very friendly local selling good real ale at reasonable prices. The L-shaped interior includes an excellent pool room.'
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Todmorden Pubs : The White Hart Hotel pub in Todmorden
'Recently refurbished by Pubmaster to a very high standard, this pub seems popular with young people and has good range of real ales, including some from Marstons. It incorporates an incredibly imaginative bar design and, thankfully, the big screen used for football matches is normally silent.'
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Todmorden Pubs : Bramsche Bar pub in Todmorden
'A young people's bar with multiple video screens and music. But even if you prefer a traditional pub, try this for a change! It's got a good atmosphere and excellent real ale.'
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Todmorden Pubs : Queen Hotel pub in Todmorden
'A large sumptuous pub close to the station that serves good real ale. Sadly lacking customers on my last visit.'
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Heptonstall Pubs : Cross Inn pub in Heptonstall near Hebden Bridge
'Certainly worth a visit if you're in the wonderful weaving village of Heptonstall, if only to sample the Timothy Taylor's Landlord real ale. This is a really big pub for such a small place.'
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London (SE) Pubs : The Dog & Bell pub in London (SE)
'One of the loveliest pubs in one of the most deprived parts of Greater London. You're given a great welcome and a superb range of real ales in perfect condition. Don't miss the chance of a visit!'
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Shoreham-By-Sea Pubs : The Buckingham Arms pub in Shoreham-By-Sea
'This pub is utter bliss for the real ale lover. A friendly welcome and a vast selection of beer in superb condition. They even have Timothy Taylor's Landlord on as a regular!'
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Shoreham-By-Sea Pubs : The Lazy Toad pub in Shoreham-By-Sea
'The real ale comes straight out of a barrel and into your glass. A great selection of beers and always in good condition. Both the staff and clientele are very friendly.'
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London (E) Pubs : The Grapes pub in London (E)
'A great pub, bursting with London atmosphere, complete with a wonderful view over the river. Good real ale as well. You could do worse than spend all day in here.'
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Sowerby Bridge Pubs : Puzzle Hall Inn pub in Sowerby Bridge
'Located below the canal embankment, this small and homely two-room pub also supplies good real ale (don't miss the extra pump to the left of the bar!). One wall is covered in old posters for pub music acts, whilst the tower at the south-west corner was originally a brewery.'
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Sowerby Bridge Pubs : The Moorings pub in Sowerby Bridge
'This brilliant conversion of an old warehouse building (note the iron columns, timbers and other features) has resulted in a venue that's popular with young people and families. The real ale is excellent, although expensive compared to other pubs in the area.'
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Sowerby Bridge Pubs : Lock Keepers Tavern pub in Sowerby Bridge
'A great location, just opposite the modern canal lock. Sadly, no sign of real ale, although advertised outside!'
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Sowerby Bridge Pubs : William The 4th pub in Sowerby Bridge
'Quirky modern decor, but smart and welcoming with good real ale. And there's a little games area to the rear. A nice pub.'
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Sowerby Bridge Pubs : The Friendly Inn pub in Sowerby Bridge
'This is more like a restaurant than a pub, with a large eating area to one side of imaginative horseshoe-shaped bar, together with a smaller drinking area where you can drink the good real ale.'
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Sowerby Bridge Pubs : The Bulls Head Hotel pub in Sowerby Bridge
'An impressive Victorian building (note the mosaic on the floor as you go in). Sadly, although it's a Thwaites house, there's no real ale!'
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Sowerby Pubs : The Rushcart pub in Sowerby near Sowerby Bridge
'Set in a lovely village, friendly, two rooms plus a games room. Food available. Mainly Jennings real ale, with regular guest beers as well. A regular local CAMRA award winner, although the beer is a tad expensive for this part of the world.'
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Sowerby Bridge Pubs : Stirk Bridge Inn pub in Sowerby Bridge
'A nice old-fashioned unspoilt pub off the 'main drag' that serves good real ale. Also has a good pool room.'
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Sowerby Bridge Pubs : The Navigation pub in Sowerby Bridge
'Located near the superbly-revamped Sowerby Wharf, this old but well-kept pub serves excellent real ale.'
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Sowerby Bridge Pubs : Rams Head pub in Sowerby Bridge
'This is the brewery tap for the Ryburn Brewery. The interior is immaculate, as is the real ale, which is also very cheap. Althogether, this is an excellent pub.'
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Sowerby Bridge Pubs : Turks Head pub in Sowerby Bridge
'This pub is hidden away from the main road, so it's easily missed. Although small and rather sparten, it's popular with football fans and dispenses good real ale. There's also a beer garden with views across the River Calder.'
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Cragg Vale Pubs : The Hinchliffe pub in Cragg Vale near Hebden Bridge
'This two-room establishment is done out in the style of a country hotel (rooms and food are available). Don't let this put you off: the real ale is very good.'
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Jack Bridge Pubs : New Delight Inn pub in Jack Bridge near Hebden Bridge
'An immaculate two-room pub in a lovely isolated location. Superb beer from local brwers and good food. You may need to check opening times beforehand, especially for daytimes.'
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Halifax Pubs : Shears Inn pub in Halifax
'As you head towards the mill buildings from the west notice the sign on the wall and go down the narrow lane on the left. Below the superb mill buildings you'll find this gem of a pub. Good real ale and a wonderful beef stew, complete with Yorkshire pudding!'
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Sowerby Bridge Pubs : The Waiters Arms pub in Sowerby Bridge
'This is a very presentable pub, with an attractive interior and a separate games room. The friendly welcome is accompanied by good real ale.'
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Warley Pubs : The Maypole Inn pub in Warley near Halifax
'This pub has a smart interior and appears to be a very popular food venue. On my visit the range of real ales wasn't outstanding, although the 'Old Speckled Hen' was in excellent condition. The curious 'mural' on the outside shows timber-framed houses, even though the village is made of stone.'
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Cragg Vale Pubs : Robin Hood Inn pub in Cragg Vale near Hebden Bridge
'A small unspoilt roadside pub in the delightful Cragg Vale. As well as the small bar, there's a family room decorated with old newspapers, and the Gents is entered through a door whose stained glass bears the words 'Smoking Room'. Although the range of real ales rarely changes, they're always in superb condition.'
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Todmorden Pubs : Shepherds Rest Inn pub in Todmorden
'Positioned opposite the moors, within two miles of Stoodley Pike and the Pennine Way, this pub is perfect for walkers. It has a comfortable bar and a separate eating area with great views over Todmorden and the surrounding countryside. You'll receive a friendly welcome, whilst the real ales, which usually include Theakston's 'Old Peculier', are in good condition.'
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Mytholmroyd Pubs : Shoulder of Mutton pub in Mytholmroyd near Hebden Bridge
'Conveniently close to Mytholmroyd train station, this single-room 'local' serves good real ales.'
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Elland Pubs : The Barge & Barrell pub in Elland
'A large pub of Victorian proportions, located between Park Road and the canal. The interior is divided into four areas, including a games room. An excellent range of real ales is provided, with beers from the local John Eastwood (the 'Award Gold' at 4.4% is particularly notable) and numerous other independent brewers. Food is also available, but not on Mondays.'
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London (W) Pubs : The Dove pub in London (W)
'This very old riverside building is reached via a narrow passageway located opposite William Morriss's Kelmscott House. The main bar, level with Upper Mall, is totally unspoilt, with another small room to the right. All black, brown and pleasingly scruffy, this is a heaven to while away a few hours sipping pints of the superb Fullers ESB. Above the fireplace there's a fascinating list of famous vistors, many from the nearby Riverside Studios. The upper area, used mainly for eating, leads onto a riverside balcony. Don't miss this pub. Spend some time savouring it. Few gems like this remain in our modern world.'
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Linthwaite Pubs : The Sair pub in Linthwaite near Huddersfield
'A real gem of a pub, full of amazing curiosities spread over four rooms. Fortunately, it doesn't seem contrived, the objects seemingly accumulated over many years. And the beer, all brewed on site, is to die for. I found the 'Leadboiler' (5%) utterly stunning. This is about as close to 'pub heaven' as you'll ever get.'
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Worsthorne Pubs : Crooked Billet Inn pub in Worsthorne near Burnley
'A lovely-looking pub, with original glazed tiles near the entrance, together with what appears to be the original floor, a semi-enclosed bar with decorative glasswork and other old features. There are some later additions, but these are all perfectly in character. Although apparently a Tetley's house, they were dispensing an utterly wonderful Copper Dragon real ale at the time of my visit. Food is also available. Well worth a try!'
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Burnley Pubs : The Bridge Bier Huis pub in Burnley
'For anyone visiting Burnley, this is the place for real ale! A bare boards, no-nonsense pub with a friendly welcome and colourful customers. The excellent selection of beers, all from top-notch independent brewers, are all in superb condition. Bottled beers are also available. This pub has received accolades from the local branch of CAMRA, so you'd better get down there soon!'
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