Worst pubs you have ever frequented...

hayley77 said:
The Flash said:
Bloody hell, I've just remembered, The Hollywood at the back of Edgeley....dear god that was full of Helly Hansen clad pill heads bouncing about and gurning their faces to smithereens. A true horror story of a pub. It even had revolving front doors.

*shudders*
What about the pineapple on castle st....I've only ever popped my head in many years ago, the smell nearly made me pass out....full of stockports finest pisspots....literally
Sod off I used to drink in there, better than some, think its still going but go into stocky much these days
 
hayley77 said:
The Flash said:
Bloody hell, I've just remembered, The Hollywood at the back of Edgeley....dear god that was full of Helly Hansen clad pill heads bouncing about and gurning their faces to smithereens. A true horror story of a pub. It even had revolving front doors.

*shudders*
What about the pineapple on castle st....I've only ever popped my head in many years ago, the smell nearly made me pass out....full of stockports finest pisspots....literally
Indeed. And the Windsor castle on the opposite side? We once nipped in there on a Sunday stroll to be greeted by a one armed bloke rolling about on the floor. He had no top on, and was clearly wasted. The most surreal, bizarre pub experience I've ever had.
 
The Flash said:
hayley77 said:
The Flash said:
Bloody hell, I've just remembered, The Hollywood at the back of Edgeley....dear god that was full of Helly Hansen clad pill heads bouncing about and gurning their faces to smithereens. A true horror story of a pub. It even had revolving front doors.

*shudders*
What about the pineapple on castle st....I've only ever popped my head in many years ago, the smell nearly made me pass out....full of stockports finest pisspots....literally
Indeed. And the Windsor castle on the opposite side? We once nipped in there on a Sunday stroll to be greeted by a one armed bloke rolling about on the floor. He had no top on, and was clearly wasted. The most surreal, bizarre pub experience I've ever had.
I bet he looked armless! ; )

Bed time!
 
What was the pub above the Arndale called? All I remember is that it was a JW Lees pub ( I think).

Went in there in the late 80's/early 90's.

It was the kind of place where you left optimism at the door, but in a strange way it was an experience that I didn't find that bad. Is it still there?
 
mackenzie said:
What was the pub above the Arndake called? All I remember is that it was a JW Lees pub ( I think)
Been in a few times just remember John willies though, went in one in the northern quarter a few months ago cross between phoenixnights and shameless funny as
 
mackenzie said:
What was the pub above the Arndale called? All I remember is that it was a JW Lees pub ( I think).

Went in there in the late 80's/early 90's.

It was the kind of place where you left optimism at the door, but in a strange way it was an experience that I didn't find that bad. Is it still there?

the john willie lees
 
The Gay Gorden in middleton,the working mens club in langely,the Yew Tree in sale moor and the Lindow in sale moor,someone mentioned the Park pub in wythenshawe that was my local years ago and i loved it,cans of breakers bring it on.
 
For the record, I love Fab Cafe. My kind of dive. But in the right context. I once ended up on a leaving do absolutely shedded and eating a Vesta chicken curry. Two in the afternoon.
 
stonerblue said:
mackenzie said:
What was the pub above the Arndale called? All I remember is that it was a JW Lees pub ( I think).

Went in there in the late 80's/early 90's.

It was the kind of place where you left optimism at the door, but in a strange way it was an experience that I didn't find that bad. Is it still there?

the john willie lees

So that is what it was called? Lol.

It was almost as if every ounce of the flotsam and jetsam of mancunian life was sitting there. Sad place in a way, but also strangely reassuring (if that makes sense).
 
stonerblue said:
mackenzie said:
What was the pub above the Arndale called? All I remember is that it was a JW Lees pub ( I think).

Went in there in the late 80's/early 90's.

It was the kind of place where you left optimism at the door, but in a strange way it was an experience that I didn't find that bad. Is it still there?

the john willie lees
Thank you thought so
 

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