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Renemed again. Back to The Football and Cricketers.
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The Linlithgow Tap. Smart enough inside, with an island bar.
Four or five real ales - all detailed on the chalkboard.
Decent pint of Jarl.
Quiet, but it was a Tuesday.
Visit blogged at http://bit.ly/2EotEfe
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Different name now and apparently up for sale again. So I'm told.
4 real ales on tap when I visited and the 2 I tried were well kept. Jarl being the best. I visited in the afternoon and it was quiet. Excluding my Linlithgow buddy and myself there were never more than 7 people in and we were there all afternoon.
Barmaid unfriendly and spent her time talking to locals so in the Scottish way, if you wanted to buy a beer you needed to shout for service.
Not recommended.
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Been renovated and renamed as The Linlithgow Tap
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Traditional pub on the main thoroughfare in Linlithgow.
I was the first customer in on a Sunday lunchtime and was made very welcome by the friendly and chatty barman.
No real ales on but there were 2 choices of Belhaven Best on, the extra cold was a decent pint.
A wooden bar faces you in the centre as you enter the pub, with stools all around the bar and a seating area in the corner.
Another room is to your right with seating areas, old pictures of Linlithgow adorn the walls along with brewery mirrors, at the back of the pub is a room housing a pool table.
The current landlord is ex Darlington and Raith Rovers striker Colin Sinclair who too along with the barman was very chatty.
While this pub may not make the GBG due to its lack of real ale it's a very honest place that is worthy of a visit.
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Last person to review must have had one too many.This pub does not sell food or real ale.Good pub though.
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Excellent real ale pub with up to 8 real ales some of which change on a regular basis. Real ale festivals are held twice ayear at end of May and Oct when the handpumps go to twenty.
Good range fresh cooked food
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