Greyhound

I went here mid week with a friend to have our bi-​monthly catch up.
It is a quiet type local but you don’t feel like an outsider which is good.
Every time one of us went to the bar we got served straight away and my mate was happy as they had some guest ales on.
It was relatively quiet but I’m guessing that is due to it being the week after Christmas.
It was lovely and warm and they had the heating on full blast which was great as it was Baltic outside.
The one down side was that there was only one ladies toilet that I could see and when you are dying for a wee it was frustrating. It was also a male/​female toilet even though there was a large men’s toilet up the other end.
All in all a pleasant experience and I am sure I will be back.

This is where I head off to when I fancy a decent pint of ale. It’s a Youngs pub with usually 1 or 2 guest beers. The people who run it won’t win any personality competitions but it is a well run place with proper pub grub and decent beer. Nice!

This is a very nice pub, situated on church ground (St Mary’s), right beside the Church Farm Museum, and it’s a pretty building, beautifully kept. It’s a quiet little place — nothing particularly cool about it — but it has a good fire in the winter, lots of comfortable places to sit, the mostfabulous hanging baskets, and a real community of locals, very few of whom bite.
It’s child-​friendly, dog-​friendly, and the loos are clean!

A quiet pub in the suburbs, good food well kept beer, a growing choice of unusual spirits and its dog friendly. Spotlessly clean and without doubt the best pub in the area. Also serves excellent pizzas up to 9pm