Decent boozer? Worcestershire..ASAP
Decent boozer? Worcestershire..ASAP
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theironduke

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6,995 posts

216 months

Thursday 15th November 2012
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To be precise idealy around/in Tewkesbury or Upon/between Worcester and Cheltenham. Needs to be olde worlde; real fire, beams etc. You know the drill.

It's a bit outside my local haunt so thought i'd throw it out to the great PH...ta

s2sol

1,276 posts

199 months

Thursday 15th November 2012
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In Tewkesbury, there's a recently refurbished place on the roundabout, about 100yds towards the M5. I've been in once for a pint- it seemed ok . I forget the name of it. One of the two more or less opposite the Abbey iis supposed to be ok. The one next to the school in Bredon's not bad. Star in Ashtton under Hill worth a try. Just drinking or eating?

dave0010

1,423 posts

189 months

Thursday 15th November 2012
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+1 for the Fox and hound in Bredon. Does everything on you list and also does some good food. Note though, they do not rush cooking there food. they even have a sign saying something along the lines of "good food cant be rushed"

clarkey

1,426 posts

312 months

Thursday 15th November 2012
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A bit out of the way, but I'd recommend my local, the Live and let live on Bringsty common: http://www.liveandletlive-bringsty.co.uk/

beazer

39 posts

242 months

Saturday 17th November 2012
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Or, just down the road from the Live and Let Live, The Talbot at Knightwick. (WR6 5PJ).

16th century coaching inn, organic food locally sourced, massive open fire and they brew their own beer, This, That and T'other.

Gold

1,998 posts

233 months

Saturday 17th November 2012
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beazer said:
Or, just down the road from the Live and Let Live, The Talbot at Knightwick. (WR6 5PJ).

16th century coaching inn, organic food locally sourced, massive open fire and they brew their own beer, This, That and T'other.
Out of the way but fking awesome pub.

theironduke

Original Poster:

6,995 posts

216 months

Saturday 17th November 2012
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Gold said:
beazer said:
Or, just down the road from the Live and Let Live, The Talbot at Knightwick. (WR6 5PJ).

16th century coaching inn, organic food locally sourced, massive open fire and they brew their own beer, This, That and T'other.
Out of the way but fking awesome pub.
Had to go to Bromyard earlier and both are in lovely spot. Can only see the Talbot form the road but it looks niiiiiiiiice.

May add to the shortlist.

arguti

1,867 posts

214 months

Sunday 18th November 2012
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Gold said:
Out of the way but fking awesome pub.
One of the few proper pubs left

clarkey

1,426 posts

312 months

Monday 19th November 2012
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The beer is excellent at the talbot. If you are in bromyard pop down to the Wye valley Brewery too, excellent....

beazer

39 posts

242 months

Tuesday 20th November 2012
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OT - does Sue still run the Live and Let Live on Bringsty Common? Haven't been there for ages.

clarkey

1,426 posts

312 months

Saturday 24th November 2012
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beazer said:
OT - does Sue still run the Live and Let Live on Bringsty Common? Haven't been there for ages.
Yes, she does. I live next door.

scdan4

1,299 posts

188 months

Saturday 24th November 2012
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the Nags Head in Malvern is a good one.