BITE user comments - Time4apint
Comments by Time4apint
The Talbot Hotel, Stoke on Trent
This pub has recently been taken over by a large pub chain and re-decorated. The name of the pub has also changed to 'Last Orders'. The live music has been stopped but they still have the large screen and several other TVs showing Sky Sports.
The beer is very cheap - ONE POUND SIXTY for a pint of Carling and even cheaper for bitter.
1 Jan 2007 14:29
Popped in for a pint at the weekend, the top of the pub has been turned into a restaurant selling Thai food.
the atmosphere was ok and the beer was fine.
13 Mar 2006 15:36
The Phoenix Inn, Stoke on Trent
This pub closed down several months ago. R.I.P Phoenix
13 Mar 2006 15:31
A great pint in here if you're a real ale fan.
The pub has a good friendly atmosphere.
13 Mar 2006 15:28
The Kingsway/Charlie Browns, Stoke On Trent
Popular with 18 year olds.
The beer is very poorly kept and unless you are out for a fight this pub is probably best avoided, which is a shame because a couple of years ago this was a great pub.
13 Mar 2006 15:21
The Sutherland Arms, Stoke on Trent
A nice quiet pub during the week, that sells very cheap but good quality food.
Can get quite full on Fridays and Saturdays and gets very lively when there is a party on.
Has a good friendly atmosphere and it's certainly worth popping in for a quick pint.
13 Mar 2006 15:11
The Commercial Inn, Stoke on Trent
A very lively pub, with usually a very good atmosphere, although occasionally there is trouble, which gets sorted out very quickly.
The live entertainment in the evenings is usually very good.
The beer is good and the pub is well worth a visit.
(didn't get a 'worm' though!)
6 Mar 2006 14:15
O'learys is now under new management, who have spent time and money cleaning and re-furbishing the pub.
The regulars have started to return and the pub is on the up again.
The pub now sells a wider selection of beers including Old Speckled Hen, A guest bitter and Coors lager on draft.
6 Mar 2006 14:01
O'Leary's, Stoke on Trent
The beer in O'learys is always kept properly. The current draft beers on offer are Old Speckled Hen and Greene King IPA. Guinness, Carling, Coors, Grolsch, Worthington Creamflow and Mild are also available on draft.
The pub is quite a busy place at the weekend, with Friday and Saturday disco nights. A quiz night is due to start in March, which will replace the rock night (which was not too successful or popular with the regulars).
last orders in O'learys are around midnight during the week and the pub is open 'til one at the weekend.
The pub is now far better than in it's dark days a few years ago with the former landlord playing his Johnny Cash albums at full volume on a Saturday night.
O'learys is now well worth a visit.
20 Feb 2007 17:27