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| BRISTOL | ||
| King's Head | Some fine real ale in this miniature gem of a pub, a tiny corridor bar traditionally decorated.
Last visited March 2010 |
Victoria Street |
| Three Sugar Loaves | Ancient stone walls and bare brickwork, wood beams and wooden floors in this city centre pub, serving a small selection of real ales. Great for an afternoon visit: Quality beer, a few regulars chit-chatting, music good and not too loud - In fact, spot on.
Last visited March 2010 |
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| DURSLEY | ||
| Old Spot | A pleasant multi-roomed traditional pub, serving a splendid range of real ales and I'm told the food is good as well.
Last visited March 2010 |
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| GLOUCESTER | ||
| Cross Keys | A friendly local boozer with old wooden beams serving a small range of excellent real ales including one from the local Severn Vale brewery when I visited.
Last visited March 2010 |
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| Linden Tree | Excellent real ale in this fine pub with an historic interior, or is it all fake? Waggon wheels!? Either way, it combines with just the right amount of bric-a-brac suspended from the ceiling, to create a good effect overall. A wide range of Wadworth's ales plus guests is on sale, and I noticed some were served without the aid of a hand pump - Unusual to see this arrangement outside Scotland.
Last visited February 2010 |
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| Pig Inn The City | Plain pleasant decor in a friendly local boozer serving an excellent range of quality real ales. Live music two or three times a week. The menu looks good. Highly recommended.
Last visited March 2010 |
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| Wetherspoon's Regal | A very large Wetherspoon's in an old cinema.
Last visited March 2010 |
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