Kinkybyname
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Not been in the church for years...still good?All my favourite pubs are no more.
There was the Coach & Horses across the way from Piccadilly Station, which was handy when I was at the Manchester Poly Aytoun Street building. Made Mary D's look like the Ritz Hotel but the landlord did a tonking pint of Tetley's, plus there was a dart board. That went to make way for the Metrolink line.
Then Tommy Ducks when I started work. That was shamefully demolished overnight to make way for Barbirolli Square.
When I worked down in London, there was a great pub called The Clarendon across the road from where I stayed in Pimlico. Great mix of people, good food and beer. That became a boutique hotel.
The only regular one that's still going that I like is The Church in Prestwich.
Really ?You are quite the jinx:-)
RIP the Church
The Dog and Partridge in Titchmarsh was the best pub for many years, alas like so many gone now.Blues music? Great. The rest...I'd walk out. Good real ale or not. That's your choice of music foisted on the public.
Apart from the music this sounds like a pub my mate runs. He bought it 8 months ago. Small village, nothing apart from pub, church and around 300 houses. It's slowly becoming the village hub. Coffee mornings, parcel drop offs, pie nights etc etc.
He's having fun. Loves the lifestyle and the switch from a busy London life. And of course the peace and quiet of a very small Northamptonshire village.
The Cross Keys in Swansea is a lovely old building filled with cunts who dont have jobs yet manage to spend all day pissing it up between noon and 7pm every single day, with a beer garden filled of cokeheads and one night of karaoke a week run by a deadleg who has done it in various pubs for about 30 years without getting any friendlier at doing it.There’s an Albert Schloss in Liverpool too on Bold Street. I like German beer so I’ve been in a few times.
The Cross Keys in Swansea is a personal favourite. It’s an old church and just has everything right. Beer, tv, all sorts of ages and bits of entertainment too. Wind Street can get very lively so just off the strip is nice.
My local The Cleveland is a great boozer but once again marked down and while I understand a lot of people love Holts beer as a discopop “lager” drinker Holts offering is second only to Lees as the fucking worst tasting headache tackle ever brewed.