Pubs U.K. & Eire....(Public houses, inns and bars)
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Ye Olde Dolphin Inne is Derby's oldest pub. The building dates to AD 1530.
Taken during a short business trip to the UK...
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The Churchill Arms in London, home of outstanding beer & cider, great wines, mouth-watering fresh food, and exceptional service.
www.churchillarmskensington.co.uk/
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Rye ,East Sussex.
I didnt go in ,but the figures on the top attracted me to this place . Looks nice from the outside though :-)
I've got a new camera and one of my new resolutions is to post more different photos from my usual (hence the recent fruit and portrait :-)).
This is one of the more famous watering holes in Dublin City, called The Temple Bar. It's actually bright red but I thought this version looked better.
The Winchester Arms on Church Road in Trull, near Taunton in Somerset.
Their website here - www.winchesterarmstrull.co.uk/
What better than a nice pint of Guinness beside that beautiful fire?.. and in a real Irish pub too.. Stuff of dreams and legend!
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The Edward VII public house is still basically a good old-fashioned town centre pub. It is situated on Ryton Street in the middle of Worksop, Nottinghamshire.
There is said to have been a hostelry here since the 12th century: the “tiger” bit is thought to refer to the three leopards crest of the de Dene family. The present structure dates from the 16th century, as evident in its oak beams. from Fri 19 Nov 2021 www.theguardian.com/travel/2021/nov/19/a-great-walk-to-a-...
The oldest pub on Poole Quay.
Originating from 1635 and steeped in history this distinctive green tiled pub on the quayside is popular with locals and tourists alike. Pews, the bar and wood panelled walls adorned with old Poole photographs dominate the small cosy single room interior, while bench seating at the front provides a great place to watch the many activities taking place on the quay
Hucknall, Nottinghamshire, UK. The pub dates to 1749, and was the Rent Collecting house for the Byron Family. The Byrons, including the poet, and his daughter Ada Lovelace, are buried in the vault of the Church on the left.
If Disney built pub's.
Abandoned (Though squatted), derelict masterpiece, rebuilt in 1910 and closed in 2003.
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The Royal Oak, Swallowcliffe
This pub is co-owned by TV Presenter, James May, who lives nearby. Together with his business partner they rescued the pub from closure.
The pub is a pleasant place to visit & serves decent food.
This pub in Redbourn, Hertfordshire, was already mentioned in the 16th century. It finally closed down in 2015 - one other victim of the changing times. After an archaeological dig was carried out - showing the medieval roots of the place and the brewing activity over centuries - the building is now being converted into residential dwellings. The second pub on Redbourn's High Street dying within a short period of time.
This Traditional Pub is in Hulls Old Town Area ..It was once the Irish Bar " Durty Nellies " in the Eighties ..In 2007 it became the "Lion & Key " ..
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The Chapel an Gansblyden is a former Wesleyan chapel that was originally built in 1840. The building was extensively restored and opened as a public house in 2008
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The Draft House is a small group of #PublicHouses which aims to do for #beer what our culture has done for #food and #wine over the past twenty years. Namely, we take its provenance, cellaring and serving seriously. We celebrate choice and quality with an extra-ordinary range of strange and wonderful brews.
"Britain is full of public houses of all shapes, sizes and varieties, but I felt we'd lost something special in recent years from British life and I wanted to provide a place that recaptured my idea of the perfect public house."
#TheDraftHouse is a charming place where you can - alone or with others - experience great beer, good food, interesting people and great conversation. It's a refuge for the soul for everyone who values civility in today's world. It's always genuine, staffed by people who love their job, packed with interesting stuff, plays good music and is frequented by people just like you.
description via drafthouse.co.uk
Opening Hours
Monday to Saturday Noon - 11pm
Sunday Noon - 10.30pm
Kitchen is open Noon to 10pm Monday to Saturday and Noon to 9pm Sunday
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Wintertime in Killarney Ireland where there are a lot less tourists.
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The Farmers Arms pub (or Farmer's Arms) off Bickenhall Lane at West Hatch, Taunton Deane in Somerset.
A 16th century inn... in a converted farmhouse.
On Exeter Quay, Devon. This pub is situated on the quay between the Custom House and the historic warehouses. Richard Sercombe, who was a ferry man of Trinity parish in 1803, is probably responsible for opening the Fountain Inn, which was later renamed. see www.exetermemories.co.uk/em/_pubs/prospect.php
A pub called The Three Pigeons has stood here since the middle of the 18th century. A fire badly damaged the inn in 1916 and it was rebuilt two years later. The design of the new frontage was inspired by a late 17th century house on Oxford's High Street. Like many buildings on Guildford's ancient High Street, it is reputed to be haunted.
Dating back to the 1500s as a coaching inn and known then as the Tabret or Tabard. Over the centuries the Talbot as been part of so much of Ledbury Towns history, during the English civil war of the 1640s, there were fierce fighting in the town between the Royalist and Parliamentary forcers, musket shot and bullet holes from this period of time have been found in the walls of the now dining room.