Woodrow Wilsons, Carlisle

I lost a friend to this place, have you seen him?? Think cheap and cheerful, it�s got a good range of drinks. The local area has been totally transformed in recent years. It�s always a good place to go before a night out. Most doubles are under �3 and there�s always a special offer or two, so forget about your liver, you never liked it anyway.

14 Dec 2004 22:41

Whitehouse, Carlisle

Definitely not up market, it�s a real hell hole. I used to work there and trust me it�s a dump. Remember when they decided to do a rock night on Wednesdays? Bad idea. Forget label junkies, there probably just regular junkies.

14 Dec 2004 22:31

Pippins, Carlisle

I think this was the in place to go when my mum was young; these days it always seems a bit of a dodgy. It�s to bright inside and defenatly has a problem with the d�cor. It�s a shame because it�s in a good location and could be a really nice place.

14 Dec 2004 22:25

The Griffin, Carlisle

Stay away from the veggie burger! it was always an ok place for a good pint, it used to be a bank so it�s really big and has a bit of a cold atmosphere.

14 Dec 2004 02:43

The White Horse, Oxford

Good place to go and escape. I thought this was the smallest pub? Or one of them anyway, so it only takes five people and its packed. It�s true they had a guitar problem for a while. its such a cute little place with a really cosy feel, its defenatly one of the best in oxford.

14 Dec 2004 02:24

The Crown Inn, Oxford

Alright pal??
Nice place for old people to eat egg and chips, nice garden area, although stay away from the land lord, he�s a loony, presuming it�s still him.

14 Dec 2004 02:17

The Wheatsheaf, Oxford

That photo of the alley sums it up, great live music and have wicked bar staff, and the juke box wasn�t bad ether.

14 Dec 2004 02:12

The Bear, Oxford

Great back street boozer.
Really historic and all that, i like the one about the hooker ex land lady collecting the ties of her clients. It known for being the wonkiest, during my duller days I was tempted to go at it with a spirit level.
The tourists, strangely, never seemed to be able to open the doors, and no, they don�t sell t shirts.
Nice food, although it�s suspiciously similar to every other pubs in oxford. Try the delightful beer �garden�, the ideal place for a large GnT, with lime and loads and loads of ice.

14 Dec 2004 02:09

The Chequers Inn, Oxford

great pub, it has a special place in my heart; a fantastic drinking venue before a night out, a brilliant place to party. I had some of the best and worst days of my life in that place. It�s really disorientating because down that alley it�s always dark, so you can lose track of time, days and months in fact, I�m living proof! I have some really special, yet very hazy memories. It used to have a terrible dj, really bad music, and boasted one of the most terrible cocktail bars I have ever come across although the legendary staff made up form all that, it was bloody great fun. Not sure what it�s like now though, I�m still sure that place has got so much potential.

14 Dec 2004 01:43