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Recommended by Graham Coombs |
To my mind the better of the two 'station pubs'- it feels more impressive, there is a lot of space and the excellent beer selection is clearly displayed. There were 11 cask ales and 7 ciders on for this visit. Interestingly for a beer exhibition pub,... [more>] |
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Recommended by E TA |
A small town local in a Victorian terrace, this pub feels quite run down. The decor is shabby, the carpets have seen better days, and the fabric of the building is decaying. The 1960s gas fire wasn't on, though it wasn't a cold day so maybe we were ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Graham Coombs |
An excellent pub with some lovely art deco styling, with several rooms running off the main bar, which sports an interesting curved counter making good use of the corner location. 8 good ales, 4 ciders and some crafty stuff, plus a friendly barman. N... [more>] |
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Recommended by Graham Coombs |
A nice little unpretentious locals' pub. The first thing that struck me was the number of twerlies lunching - always a sign of good value food. There is just the one room with the bar down one side and a games area to the front with pool and darts. A... [more>] |
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Recommended by Graham Coombs |
Worried by the previous reviews, I can only say I have been in much worse. I found a straightforward locals' pub with a slightly tedious grey paint and pvc seating interior and too many screens but otherwise ok. The handpumps still looked usable but ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Graham Coombs |
Fairly typical example of the current S&L format, going for the slightly posher glitzy cocktail bar feel. This one is quite large and features a central courtyard outdoor area. As with other branches, cask ale has been discontinued leaving Brixton Re... [more>] |
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Recommended by Graham Coombs |
A barn of a place aimed at students, with comic-style graphics broken up with splashes of neon, a huge projection screen and a bank of 6 pool tables at the back. Cask ale has been discontinued and the supposed 'craft' selection includes Asahi so don'... [more>] |
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Recommended by Graham Coombs |
Another student joint, although this one is better done than some of the others. It is in a splendid old court building, broken up into separate areas, with a few heritage features surviving under the sort of arty decor you might expect. No cask ale ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Steve C |
The Star is a lock side Marston’s pub with picnic tables down the canal side of the pub to allow for waterside drinking. Having arrived by foot I entered through the car park past a couple of picnic tables to the entrance where I found some steps up ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Graham Coombs |
An historic pub with some superb, and possibly unique, glass screens over the bar counters. It is long and narrow, with a games room right at the back. Sadly it is now in the Craft Union group and cask ale has been discontinued, and with new manageme... [more>] |
 | The Cherry Tree (JD Wetherspoon) Recommended by Graham Coombs |
The lesser of the two Spoons, being more of a bar serving the shopping street. The interior is not large, with an overflow bit down by the toilets not looking like the best place to be. Guest ales were just Hobgoblin, Saltaire Triple Choc and Acorn B... [more>] |
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Recommended by Graham Coombs |
A slightly upmarket (or as close as Huddersfield gets) bar near the station with a reasonably-swish interior but a decided whiff of garlic from the pizza kitchen. There are two sets of three handpumps (don't overlook the second set when choosing) wit... [more>] |
 | The Lord Wilson (JD Wetherspoon) Recommended by Graham Coombs |
Showing a definite improvement over its Lloyds incarnation, this is now a large and generally well-run Spoons which, while lacking much atmosphere, ticks all the boxes as evidenced by the number of customers. A good selection of ales had 5 guests inc... [more>] |
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Recommended by Steve C |
The Swan Inn has a central bar counter that supports premium and craft keg alongside Carling and nine hand pumps that were drawing Acorn Brewery’s Yorkshire Pride, Coach House Brewing’s Old Priory, Wily Fox Brewery’s Dark Flagon Rum Porter, Vocation’... [more>] |
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Recommended by paulof horsham |
Friendly service at the bar of the Gloucester Brewery Tap. Typical of the style, with tanks down the right-hand side of the room and a mezzanine floor accommodating several more bench seats as well as the toilets. Just one of two handpumps was in ope... [more>] |
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