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  • The Dagda Bar, Edinburgh

    The Dagda Bar, Edinburgh

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    Edinburgh, central ‘ish/ Newington (Buccleuch St.) A short walk from George Square and the Meadows the Dagda Bar is small, wood paneled bar with a “traditional” feel to it. Serving a small selection of Black Isles beers this is well worth a stop especially if you want to avoid the crowds of central Edinburgh.

  • Whitelock’s Ale House, Leeds

    Whitelock’s Ale House, Leeds

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    Leeds, central Down a ginnel off a pedestrian shopping street in the centre of Leeds is this beautiful reminder that nothing beats glazed tiles and stained glass if you want to do “PUB” properly. Friendly, seems to be popular with locals and tourists. Good selection of beers. Somewhere you can relax while the world hurries…

  • Head of Steam, Leeds

    Head of Steam, Leeds

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    Leeds, central Just a few minutes from the main station in Leeds A proper station pub. OK it’s not in the station precinct but it is close enough to be counted as such. Good selection of beers. Plenty of seating. Probably a really nice pub for a session, it certainly has plenty of choice. Perfect…

  • The Bow Bar

    The Bow Bar

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    Edinburgh, West Bow Street (nr Grassmarket) One of my all time favourite pubs. not just in Edinburgh, but anywhere. This is another fantastic example of what a good pub is. Strong selection on the pumps, a host of excellent whiskies and a pleasant wood paneled bar. Despite it’s proximity to Edinburgh’s tourist heart you can…

  • The Guildford Arms

    The Guildford Arms

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    Edinburgh The Edinburgh arms is something of an Edinburgh institution. Near Waverley station it is ideally place for a quick pre-train pint. Has multiple real ales and local Edinburgh beers on tap. Take the Waverley steps exit, cross Princes street and head up the alley to find this hidden gem.

  • Eagles Head,

    Eagles Head,

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    Satterthwaite, Cumbria In the heart of the Furness Fells and only a short distance as the – crow flies – from both Ambleside and Coniston lies the village of Satterthwaite. Despite it’s central position the village is isolated and is therefore often significantly quieter then many other settlements in the area. This is also mountain…

  • Fox tap, Keswick brewery

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    Keswick Lovely decent sized brewery bar plus outdoor seating. Range of brewery beers on tap including specials and guests. Been out on your bike? Go here for a beer.

  • Square Orange

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    Keswick Small, often busy bar and cafe. Has added more seating indoors. One or two seats kerbside. Good coffee and usually a nice pastry, very good pizza, several taps – generally at least one good.

  • The Devonshire

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    Grassington A bar, beer garden, outdoor tables kerbside, two dining rooms. Mostly Timothy Taylor on tap. Friendly. Decent pub food.

  • The gardeners arms

    The gardeners arms

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    Near Harrogate If you are near the Nidd gorge, Bilton Lane, Harrogate area and on your bike or walking you have to visit this pub. Service is business like but not unfriendly. On taps are a range of Sam Smith beers. Inside the pub is like stepping back in time with at least four different…