Maritime Inn, Plymouth

Excellent little find on a crawl. A couple of excellently kept ales, both local, one of which was surprisingly cheap. The landlord and Landlady Ian & Ros were brilliant hosts and most helpful in giving us pointers, as to where to go for ale in Plymouth.
Highly recommended.

12 Jun 2013 20:15

The Sun, Stafford

Lovely little boozer. Helpful friendly staff, excellent quality beers and ciders at reasonable prices. 9 or 10 hand pumps on (I think) and 3 proper ciders. And........ only 5 minutes stagger to the Travelodge.

19 Nov 2011 09:57

Robin Hood, St Ives

Food at lunch-time OK, the rest, Forget it!

22 Oct 2008 19:45

Castle, Earls Colne

Best proper boozer in town. Decent guest ales too for a Greene King house.

22 Oct 2008 19:34

The Fat Cat, Norwich

For real ale this pub is summed up in one word. CLASS.

6 Jun 2008 19:07

The Wellington Arms, Bedford

Brilliant! Brilliant! Brilliant!
I totally agree with "woodythelampy". This is one of the three pubs I visit when going to watch rugby. And for me in the top ten in Europe.
I'ts "Horses for courses" I suppose so I'm sure csajcf can find himself a nice little plastic cloned gastro-pub selling flavour free euro-fizz.

24 Apr 2008 14:22

The Wortley Almshouses, Peterborough

Solid boozer, Sam Smiths quality and prices. Ideal place to finish your crawl before catching the train, bus or cab home.

24 Apr 2008 13:54

The Old Cross Tavern, Hertford

Went there a couple of weeks ago with Pidley2547,fantastic as ever.
Staff always friendly and well informed.
Exellent selection normally with a quality dark ale.

24 May 2007 23:18

The Palmerston Arms, Peterborough

Great boozer for the real ale fan. And what's better no euro-fizz.

2 May 2007 00:05

The White Horse, Hertford

Small pub, decent Ale, nice people.
If you want cheap "ale-fresco", go to Wetherspoons.

1 May 2007 09:16

Walk The Dog, Chatteris

Probably the only pub worth a visit in Chateris, for Real Ale enthusiasts.

1 May 2007 09:06