Whats your favourite pub and why?

[samstar999 10]

Red Deer or Bath Hotel is good too (just off West Street)

[hatter 10]

The Red House, Solly st, only discovered it recently- great music, great vibes- don't want to go anywhere else now!

[Degetal 10]

The Red House, Solly st, only discovered it recently- great music, great vibes- don't want to go anywhere else now!

 

Where's this?

[crookesey 632]

Where's this?

 

Up Garden Street, where Sytners is, it joins Solly Street.

[Deepcarowl 10]

Good beer and good clientele is all you need, unfortunately my local only has the latter:gag:

[oddsox 10]

I second the Bridge in ford bottom ridgeway,good food as well.Don,t try to book christmas dinner thou same 30 or so people book it year in year out. So it must be nice grub.

[SpiderPete 10]

I would have to say :

 

The Monk, nice pint, and plenty of room to sit down at, and the food is nice, ideal place for a after work drink

[D2J 10]

McSorely's, Dublin Go in, Sit down and let them bring the drinks to you

 

Great concept, especially if you've had a few

[daftlad 11]

I have been asked to find a nice traditional pub within walking distance of the city centre to continue our firms do after the meal at Mammas. Have gone for the Red Deer, what do you think?

 

 

Three Cranes on Queen Street, its a very traditional pub. No fruit machine so thats a bonus and decent beer

[pattricia 574]

The Crosspool Tavern, Crosspool. Beer , Lager & Cider at right temp.and a carvery dinner for £3:25 (before 5.p.m.)

[XjimX 10]

The new D'n'R Bar, all the qualities of the old one but with a stage. Niiiiiiiice.

[Ballbag 10]

It'sgotta be the Pig and Pen - good wine, good food, good staff - bit pricey but you pay for what you get!