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low_rider Evil Eye Lounge (York): ... is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the UK, and no wonder: not only is it a beautiful medieval city with much surviving architecture (the Minster is a notable example, and the Shambles, an entire street of medieval houses, in one of the most photographed areas in England), but it also has a vibrant shopping district, a number of tourist destinations, a huge amount of street life and a number of fa...
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Pub / Bar National

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Pub / Bar National - Tanners Arms Tanners Arms
Pub / Bar National / PUB. Hotspur Street, Alnwick, Northumberland.
overall rating  7 reviews
 
 
Falcons Rest Falcons Rest
Pub / Bar National / PUB. Clayport Street, Alnwick, Northumberland
overall rating  3 reviews
 
 
Pub / Bar National - Sweeneys Sweeneys
Pub. Vast Range of Speciality Pies.10 Castle Street
Tel: 0118 958 6466
overall rating  1 review
 
 
Ye Olde Crosse (The Dirty Bottles) Ye Olde Crosse (The Dirty Bottles)
Pub / Bar National / PUB. Alnwick
overall rating  2 reviews
 
 
Pub / Bar National - The Haworth Arms The Haworth Arms
Pub / Bar National / PUB. Cottingham Road, Hull, HU6 7LD, Phone: 01482 346873.
overall rating  1 review
 
 
The Old Grey Mare The Old Grey Mare
Pub / Bar National / PUB. 193 Cottingham Road, Hull HU5 2EG, Phone: 01482 448193.
overall rating  1 review
 
 
Pub / Bar National - The Turnpike / The Main Event The Turnpike / The Main Event
Pub / Bar National / PUB. 23 Cottingham Road, HU5 2PP, Phone: 01482 446101
overall rating  1 review
 
 
O'Neill's O'Neill's
Pub / Bar National / PUB. Baldwin Street, Bristol BS1
overall rating  3 reviews
 
 
Pub / Bar National - St Machar Bar St Machar Bar
Pub / Bar National / St Machar Bar, 97 High Street, Old Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Grampian, Scotland, AB24 3EN. Tel. +44 (0)1224 483079
overall rating  2 reviews
 
 
The Varsity The Varsity
Pub / Bar National / Myrtle Street, Liverpool. Tel. +44 (0)151 707 2802
overall rating  2 reviews
 
 
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stellios 5th Avenue
... have been frequenting 5th avenue for nearly 5 years and have watched this club transform unfortunately somewhat for the worst over the years. 5th avenue is a nightclub in central Manchester primarily catering for students and people in their early twenties specialising in Indie music. In terms of the club itself you can always guaranteed a full house which can be attributed to the ridiculously cheap drinks(depending on the night can be as little as 80p and usually are never more than £2.00 a double spirit and mixer). Their are a range of nights offered through the week however the music as whole is pretty consistently based with a foundation of Indie classics with a...
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Pobski69 Lindisfarne Inn (Berwick Upon Tweed)
... was on the way to Dundee to see my little boy for the first time and was travelling with my mum in her Red Ford Fiesta. For some reason maybe because the Sat Nav my mum has does not have certain new roads and other such things since she bought it. My mum has not uploaded any new maps it took us on a longer journey even though we had a route planner that my brother had printed off. With journey time and stopping off time it was going to take us about 7 hours to get to our destination and we set off about 9:00am so around about half way we decided that with it being lunch time we would stop off somewhere go to the toilet and have some food and drink. Both me and my mum ...
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TheWeaver Sinclairs Oyster Bar
... pubs in Manchester go, this one is my favourite. It has quite a history, dating back almost 300 hundred years and surviving stoically through the wars and the infamous IRA bombings of 96, after which it was actually picked up (by one hundred real men with their bare hands) and moved to where it now sits next to the cathedral. This may sound corny, but you can feel a vibe when you re in there. If those walls could talk i tell ya. The beer is manchester brewed (Sam Smith) and is seriously good and seriously cheap. I think last time i went a pint was about £1.40. Compare that to any other place in manchester and it s less than half price. It sells traditional food, pie a...
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