Tag Archive: Restaurant Pub

Mar
20
2013

Larwood and Voce – Nottingham

Deeply Satisfying Sunday Lunch

On the edge of the Trent Bridge quadrilateral, The Larwood and Voce, looking rather like a cricket pavilion provides quality pub food and a convivial atmosphere. It’s owned by the oddly named Moleface Pub Co, and named after the famed Notts cricketers. We got there just on noon and the place …

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Mar
12
2013

Clove Hitch – Liverpool

Craft Beer in a Georgian Terrace

I think Jane Austen would have felt right at home in 23 Hope Street, Liverpool. But this elegantly fronted Georgian terrace, smartly made up with its pretty hanging baskets and carriage lamps conceals an unexpected box of delights. What the A-board on its doorstep announcing an affordable pre-theatre menu …

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Sep
14
2012

House of Trembling Madness – York

Defying Convention

We’re getting used to seeing craft beer bars springing up in the most unlikely places… like tucked inconspcuously down an ancient York shopping street in the lee of the Minster. And, have you noticed that these, usually small establishments, are not only thriving, but are also decidedly individual in character? The House of …

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Aug
22
2012

Globe – Leicester

Atmospheric City Centre Pub

The patterned floor tiles have borne the weight of countless happy customers in the three hundred years that the Globe has been serving beer. Unlike some ostentatious “black and gold” pubs that somehow manage be old but look fake, the Globe’s elegant interior has developed a rich patina of age. It’s …

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Jul
26
2012

Font Bar – Manchester

Vibrant Craft Beer Bar

What a find! The Font Bar is an amazing place to enjoy a sensational selection of wonderful craft beer. Situated right next to Oxford Road station, this buzzing bar is a must if you’re planning a trip to Manchester. It’s immediately opposite the railway bridge that connects Oxford Road and Piccadilly …

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Jul
25
2012

First Chop – Ramsbottom – Lancashire

Craft Beer In Lancashire’s Heartland

Nestling at the foot of Holcome Moor, Ramsbottom is a hidden gem in the beautiful Rossendale valley. If you think that this sleepy village is a rather unlikely location for a trendy craft beer bar, then think again. It’s an indicator of the strength of the craft beer revolution that …

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Jun
23
2012

Hunters Arms – Kilburn

Great food and beer in a beautiful village pub

If you’re planning a visit to a village pub, someone has to drive. Right? Not so! A few minutes on the Amberline bus from Derby centre and you’ll be dropped off right at the door of the excellent Hunters Arms. This pub has a lot to …

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Jun
06
2012

Trent Navigation – Nottingham

Smart Community Pub/Restaurant

It has been several years since we visited the Trent Navigation and we’d heard that it had been refurbished so we thought it was high time that we paid it a visit. What an improvement – in fact, it’s so different that we could scarcely recognize it! It’s smart, warm, comfortable with …

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May
18
2012

Devonshire Cat – Sheffield

Light and airy with excellent selection of great beers

We spent a couple of very happy hours in the Devonshire Cat on our last visit to Sheffield. Its light, airy, warm interior was just what we needed on this dreary, wet Monday in April. True, its interior has a touch of JDW about it, but …

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May
17
2012

Victoria Hotel – Beeston

 

Award winning and busy

The Vic is an institution in Beeston, very popular with staff and students of the nearby University of Nottingham. It is justifiably popular having a great beer and wine cellar, and quality food. It is a beautiful characterful building, and tender loving care is clearly lavished on it by its …

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