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Walton Pubs : The Centurion Inn pub in Walton near Brampton
'Nice relaxed place with a fantastic view across the valley in the beer garden. Great pint of Jennings on draft. Didn't eat but food look decent enough.
Decor a bit dated but it's a pub selling good beer, that's the important thing.
A very welcome sight after climbing up the hill on the Hadrian's Walk!'
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Crosby-On-Eden Pubs : Stagg Inn pub in Crosby-On-Eden near Carlisle
'Great pint of sneck lifter didn't touch the sides. Looks like it has been refurbished following the january floods, there's a sign on the wall showing how high the floodwaters came up. Don't know if the stone floor is an original feature but it really looks fantastic.
Does bar meals and has a restaurant upstairs that still seemed to be open, even on a late sunday afternoon.
Staff were friendly and chatty and even sorted a taxi into Carlisle.
If you're doing Hadrian's Walk, give this place a visit.'
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Carlisle Pubs : Yates Wine Lodge pub in Carlisle
'Typical town centre drinking barn lacking any real atmosphere. Big shed with a few chairs.
Guinness was nothing special.
Seems to be a cluster of these around the railway station, where decent pubs have had their guts and soul ripped out. Couldn't find a pint of Jennings in any of these sheds.'
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Ryton Pubs : Jolly Fellows Inn pub in Ryton
'Good small, friendly local's bar. Good range of beers for it's size and always has a guest ale, usually a brew from local microbreweries.
No food.'
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Ryton Pubs : Ye Olde Cross Inn pub in Ryton
'Friendly, relaxed place facing onto the village green. Good range of beers and always 2 or 3 guest ales on tap. Upstairs restaurant caters for sunday lunches, these are usually generous portions and are reasonably priced.
Good mix of customers and can get busy on a weekend.
Cosy little walled beer garden can be a sun trap when the weather's nice.'
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Newcastle Upon Tyne Pubs : Lennons Disco Bar pub in Newcastle Upon Tyne
'Populated by extras from Star Wars and very scary middle aged women.'
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Newcastle Upon Tyne Pubs : Crown Posada pub in Newcastle Upon Tyne
'The decent beer and atmosphere is very effective in keeping the to**ers out who think 'Chase' is a great night out.'
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Newcastle Upon Tyne Pubs : Empress Inn pub in Newcastle Upon Tyne
''One' is too high a rating.'
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Newburn Pubs : The Keelman pub in Newburn near Newcastle Upon Tyne
'Part of the Big Lamp microbrewery which is based in the building so the fantastic ale is as fresh as it comes. Does all it's own lagers, ales and stouts.
Good standard of pub food.
The place can get very busy with walkers, cyclists and families during the summer so can feel like a whacky warehouse. Don't let that put you off since this converted pumping house is really charming and is complemented by a large modern conservatory.
Get a couple of pints of Prince Bishop down your neck and you'll definitely be back.'
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Blaydon-On-Tyne Pubs : The Huntsman pub in Blaydon-On-Tyne
'Horrible when I was underage. Still catering to that group and still horrible.
Disgusting 60's concrete block of a toilet that needs a visit from a bulldozer.'
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Blaydon-On-Tyne Pubs : Bisley Hotel pub in Blaydon-On-Tyne
'Used to occasionally drink here when I lived nearby. Got that old style pub feel that many places pay a fortune for. This is due to dusters and hoovers being strangers to the place.
Locals get their sustenance from the S and N washing up liquid on tap, and the chippy two doors along.
Remember the kid's prgramme 'Stig of the Dump?'. We used to replace 'Dump' with 'Bisley'...enough said.'
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Blaydon-On-Tyne Pubs : The Board Inn pub in Blaydon-On-Tyne
'When the local pubwatch scheme bars you from every pub in the district, don't worry, The Board will be there to welcome you in.'
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Blaydon-On-Tyne Pubs : The Highlander Inn pub in Blaydon-On-Tyne
'Mel Gibson's clansmen would stand no chance against the locals here.'
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Blaydon-On-Tyne Pubs : Black Bull pub in Blaydon-On-Tyne
'Lots of live music at the weekends in the lounge. Here's a tip, sit in the bar and listen to it for free while pickling yourself on some well kept ales.
One of the few original buildings left in the town before Gateshead planners carpet bombed the place in the 60's and 70's. The bar contains many orginal features and mementos of the good old days.
Has a dead hard mid week quiz that attracts the swotty/ half an orange juice brigade. '
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