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Market Town Taverns
Sat, 11/05/2013 - 1:01pm — Nigel RodgersA small family-owned chain of 15 pubs in west/central Yorkshire, mostly older establishments that have been bought and demodernised.
Robert Stevens recommends this chain of pubs which are 'spartan in their furnishing' with decent but limited range of food and 'excellent beer'. Typical is the Brigantes at 144 Micklegate York YO1 6JX
In their words ilst all are ‘un-themed but share several common features:-
A unique and welcoming ambience
A wide range of real ales from independent brewers
A superb selection of bottled & draught Continental beers
An extensive wine list
Quality food prepared in-house
Daily and Sunday newspapers
Music free bar areas in most taverns
Dogs are welcome
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Fine old-fashioned pub in the heart of St James's
Mon, 11/02/2013 - 12:24pm — Nigel RodgersThe Chequers Tavern
16 Duke St, London, Greater London SW1Y 6DB, United Kingdom
+44 20 7930 4007 ·
The Chequers Tavern is a rarity in contemporary London: a fine old-fashioned pub with reasonable prices, excellent beers, a wonderfully unmodernised interior agreeably battered over the centuries and cheap, simple food ('pub grub' describes it). All this in the heart of St James's recalls a vanishing London not devoted just to the pleasures and purses of the super-rich.
Note: a large TV screen and national flags suggest that football is at times broadcast.
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Red Lion, Isleworth
Tue, 29/01/2013 - 8:49pm — Brian KilbeyCommunity pub with real ale and cider near Isleworth station. Surveyed 29 January 2013.
Half the pub has no piped music but sometimes has live music or theatre.
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The Cramond Inn
Tue, 22/01/2013 - 11:16am — Andy HunterA great pub in Cramond, on the edge of Edinburgh. Good bar meals are also served.
The pub has several different rooms to choose from, and a large wood-burning stove.
It is a Samuel Smith pub, so serves the wide range of their beers.
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Inn at Whitewell
Tue, 22/01/2013 - 11:09am — Andy HunterThe website is http://www.innatwhitewell.com/
This is a pub and restaurant with rooms.
I haven't stayed overnight.
The food and ale is worth going out of your way for, as is the scenery (The Hodder Valley) surrounding the pub.
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Bridge Inn
Tue, 22/01/2013 - 11:01am — Andy HunterThe pub has a website: http://www.thebridgeinnmichaelchurch.co.uk/
A delightful pub at the end of a lane. Good ale (Wye Valley's Butty Bach is the regular one) and local ciders. And the food is excellent. Wood burning stoves.
The pub is beside The Escley Brook. There are tables in the garden, overlooking the brook.
There is also a campsite, if you don't want to have to make your way home after the Butty Bach!
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Hart & Magpies
Mon, 07/01/2013 - 4:26pm — Brian KilbeyHalfway between Amersham and Beaconsfield on the A355
Opens at 10am for breakfasts, except Sundays. Real ale, real cider and good meals. http://www.magpiespub.com/
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Morden Arms
Thu, 18/10/2012 - 9:00am — Brian KilbeyNear Greenwich stations. Reviewed 17 October 2012.
Unpretentious street corner local. No food.
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Anglers Retreat Marsworth
Sun, 14/10/2012 - 2:47pm — Brian KilbeyTraditional, dog friendly, children friendly pub next to Tring reservoirs at Startops End, a small hamlet next to Marsworth (near Tring) on the Hertfordshire/Buckinghamshire border, a few minutes from the A41 and approximately 30 minutes from the M1.
Like a country pub should be. Aviary in the garden, real ale, interesting food plus bed & breakfast.
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Dering Arms
Fri, 04/05/2012 - 11:44am — JMBTransOne minute from Pluckley rail station.
www.deringarms.com
Charming old hunting lodge. Excellent food and Goachers ale.
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