The Two Brewers, Thornborough - pub details
Address: Bridge Street, Thornborough, Buckinghamshire, MK18 2DN [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 30228) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
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> Current user rating: 7.3/10 (rated by 6 users)
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Lone Tree, Thornborough (0.4 miles)
user reviews of the Two Brewers, Thornborough
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| The Two Brewers was my last pub of the night in Buckinghamshire. My penultimate was the Bell Inn at Beachampton, which is not listed on this site. I'd saved the Two Brewers until last as the pub was supposed to have been closed between 2-6. However I arrived shortly after 6 to find it packed to the rafters. It clearly hadn't been shut and it was easily the busiest pub I'd been to all day. I just about managed to get served and retreated to the porch between the two main rooms. It did feel as if I'd intruded onto the villagers private party, as everybody knew one another and who knows, maybe it was a private party that I'd gatecrashed. The only obvious ale was Doom Bar. But locals were ordering an IPA from an unclipped handpull. My guess was that this was Greene King. Was far too busy to enjoy. blue_scrumpy - 28 Dec 2016 21:33 |
| A pleasant and attractive looking thatched pub directly opposite the village green, I wondered at first whether this was still a pub or if it had been converted to a house. It still had the sign up, but the plain wooden door looked to be firmly shut, and all the curtains drawn. Fortunately though it is still a pub, and a very pleasant one at that. It�s divided in to two halves. The bar top the right is probably the cosier of the two, with a low beamed ceiling, exposed stone walls and a massive stone built fireplace taking up almost the whole of one wall. An unusual, black brick, circular chimney with a copper skirt was above the fire, and there were various accoutrements about such as horse brasses, a saw and what looked to be several old fashioned brass blow lamps hanging from the lintel. Flooring was a mixture of carpet and wooden boards near the brick panelled bar counter. There was some white wood panelling in the bay window, a few pictures of the village on the walls and a TV recessed in to an alcve which fortunately was not in use. An old leather sofa with a low table was opposite the fire, along with a couple of other tables and chairs and a few stools at the bar. The bar to the left had a flagstone floor and a few logs burning away on the fire. To the rear was a pool table. Landlord was a friendly chap, and the locals congregating at the bar seemed friendly enough as well. No food is offered here. Beers on tap were Silverstone�s Pit Stop and St. Austell�s Trelawny. The solitary cider was Aspall�s Suffolk. All in all a great village pub. Blackthorn - 29 Feb 2012 21:04 |
| Nice pub, has a dartboard and a brilliant jukebox. Inhabited by a raging crew of Manchester United football hooligans known as the 'Thornborough Red Army'. L_H - 3 Jan 2007 11:43 |
| Great beer Drinker - 27 Jul 2006 23:13 |
