Do you have a designated 'local' in a City you dont live in?

[JoeRRS]

Aberdeen - The Grill
Baku - Tequila
Dubai - Nelsons / Barasti
Perth - Durty nellys

Another pretty easy to guess what i do reply...

[anonymous-user]

The Dolphin - Thorpeness, Suffolk
Miller's - Chicago, Il
Lighthorse Tavern - Jersey City, NJ
Ye Old Mitre, London EC1
Ali's Bar - Dalyan, Turkey
Artichoke, Croxley Green, Herts

[HOGEPH]

Home Cottage in Redhill. I do like a drop of Young's now and then.

[London424]

Rollin said:

Rainbow

[petrolsniffer]

The Wellington in Birmingham excellent pub if you like real ales

Designated my local for when I'm in brum which is alot atm.

[StuntmanMike]

nagsheadwarrior said:

StuntmanMike said:

Woodbridge, Coalport.

Love it there, go at least once a week.

My family ran it at one time, it's changed beyond all recognition now though, my Dad was born there.

[Harry H]

Live "darn sarf" but need to visit Harrogate 5 or 6 times a year on Business. Always manage to make time to visit the Montpelier pub. Guaranteed to sell a very fine pint of Timothy Taylor's Landlord.

[LordGrover]

Stan's Bar, Spring Lake MI.
It may be ten years between visits but it's still a 'local'.

[gentlemangreen]

The White Pub - Flaine, France
The Schoolyard - Chicago
Tonys - LA

[RobinBanks]

Cheers - Boston. Everybody knows your name.