Your Five Favourite Pubs

[LucienSanchez]

The Rose Revived - Newbridge, Oxfordshire

Yes! good shout... i go there once a year when we hire a boat and take the Thames to Oxford. Moor up for the night, good beer and good food in really nice surroundings!

[leefer]

The Rose Revived - Newbridge, Oxfordshire

Daly Waters Pub - (NT) Outback Australia

The Retreat, Cheltenham

The King Arthur, The Gower

The Plough, Wanborough (maybe not so much anymore)

Hi Luci...i went to the King Arthur in the Gower for a wedding last month.....stayed the night as well,very remote but as you say very nice and the main wedding meal was brilliant.

[suttonred]

Didn't know we were doing foreign, I'll drop the beehive and stick the Fat Ladies Arms in Wellington straight to the top.

[chalkies_shorts]

Other notable pubs i used to frequent and like.
Sir Dan,The Locomotive,The Worthy(Worthington)Lamb and Flag and my past Swindon favourite The Rolling Mills.

I got my first proper kicking in the Sir Dan - didn't deserve it either. I went in the Robin for years and nothing, set one foot in the Sir Dan and bang, game over. The Rolling Mills was ace. I remember being on the piss there before catching one of the specials to the Slave Traders - great atmosphere.

[leefer]

I got my first proper kicking in the Sir Dan - didn't deserve it either. I went in the Robin for years and nothing, set one foot in the Sir Dan and bang, game over. The Rolling Mills was ace. I remember being on the piss there before catching one of the specials to the Slave Traders - great atmosphere.

I seem to remember the Town End singing its name now and again.

[sonicyouth]

How are you settling in dude?

aside from the fact the flat was close to inhabitable on the day we moved in, we're settling in well. it has driven me to drink though.

the rose revived is decent for food but i wouldn't call it a pub. nice location though

[alanmayes]

The Waterman's Arms - Richmond.  Unpretentious pub with old decor, but great Young's beers.
I always enjoy the thai food, produced by a thai cook.

Prince's Head - Richmond.  Location,location,location.On the corner of Richmond Green and near
the theatre,perfect place to watch cricket on the green, with the background of Millionaires Row!
Serves Fuller's and guest ales,the inside is full of rugby memorabilia.

Blues Bar - Soho.  Great live music venue.

The Royal Oak - Fritham.  A gem of a New Forest Pub,it has the lot! Great beer (Ringwood) great
food and a beer garden, in a small village location.

The Dispensary - WhiteChapel.  Serves a great array of beers and cider.

[BANGKOK RED]

4. Silver sands - Koh samet Thailand, late night sordid den of sex drugs and shit music on paradise island, laugh at the ladyboys noshing off pissed up blokes from bradford whilst wiggling their hips to jamelia

Word.

Silver sands is a great giggle if you can avoid getting into scraps with the bull queens.

Owned by the same chappie who owns Tok's little hut, as coincidence would have it. Bet you can't guess his name.

[shady]

My favourite pub in London is The Harp, Covent Garden. You can tell by the clientele that they consider it a gem amidst a sea of pretentious trendy bars. Hope it retains it's atmosphere. Always the same friendly lady behind the bar, particularly clued up about her Real Ales, of which they have plenty. Bar surrounded by a myriad of beer mats of all the nationwide ales they have served up. The best bit though is upstairs, totally a contrast to the ground floor: it is like walking into some aristocrats drawing room! Had it all to myself for the first pint I enjoyed the day of the play-off final.

http://harpcoventgarden.com/

Massive thumbs up if you are within 2 mins of Charing Cross any time soon.

[skin_im_buzzer]

1) Raoul's in Jericho (Oxford)
2) Trout in Wolvercote
3) Saracen's Head in Beaconsfield
4) Eagle in Little Coxwell
5) Red Lion in Faringdon
6) Jericho Tavern
7) Duke of Cambridge in Jericho Oxford
Baba's on Cowley Road

Hate to say it, but the Jericho/St Giles area of Oxford is a quality night out

[Posh Red]

Oooo, I forgot the green park tavern. Good pub that, though a bit pricey for poor little me.

Is it considered wrong to go to a pub on your own?

Is that the one in Bath?

If so that used to be our Cricket teams pub many moons ago.

I always used to like the Crossed guns at Avoncliffe  (mmmmm Tanglefoot)

[Crispy]

The Lamb - Devizes
The Lamb - Urchfont
The Oak - Easterton
The Green Man - Wembley
The Green Dragon - Lavington

[Bogus Dave]

It is in Bath. Think theres two with the same name though, so may not be the one you're thinking of

[Posh Red]

It is in Bath. Think theres two with the same name though, so may not be the one you're thinking of

On the A4, just outside the centre on the road to Twerton

[Bogus Dave]

It's on lower bristol road, which I think is the one you're on about. Nice pub and good, if expensive, beer. Friendly locals too, which is quite different to most of the pubs in my area