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| O'Hagans |
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Fitzwilliam Street, Sheffield
0114 272 4424 |
Irish
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| Like The Frog and Parrot,
you get good drinks offers if you use
your Green Card. This is a great
Irish pub, just off West Street - one of
the best streets for a night out in
Sheffield. The bar maid was in a grumpy
and sarcastic mood when we visited, but
don't let that put you off. The blokes'
magazine, FHM said that this place was
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| O'Neils |
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Chesterfield
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Irish
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| I love
O'Neils pubs. This one was really quiet
the night we visited. It is quite a wide
pub, not very deep. The Guinness was
served perfectly, with a clover in the
top. The wood work was all weathered
properly and there were no two tables the
same. There are glass cabinets full of
all sorts of junk and it's just great.
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Leeds
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Irish
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| I love
O'Neils pubs. This one is quite big and
had a live band playing the night we
visited. We managed to sit the furthest
away from the toilets we could have got,
and through the crowd too. With my
bladder, that is not a good idea!
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| O'Neils |
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Broomhill, Sheffield
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Irish
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| I used
to come here quite a lot. It is good, but
like most Irish pubs, a bit pricey. In
proper Irish style, it has all the
required cubby holes and weathered wood.
You have to go through loads of doors to
get to the male toilet, which always
smells flowery - their "Pink
things in the urinals" bill must
be enormous. Probably explains the
expensive beer. I like to come here on
cold winter's nights, because it is
always very warm and the lighting is
great and the people always enjoying
themselves. |
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| Oasis Bar |
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Ingoldmelds, Skegness
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Loud
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| This
place is huge and is situated amongst all
the tacky amusement arcades. It was great
to sit outside of and watch all the
people, enjoying their seaside holidays
and pouring their money into those
ridiculous machines with the claw. You
know - you put a pound in, use a joystick
to manoeuvre a toy that you never get
which you probably could buy for 75p from
the souvenir shop down the road anyway.
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| Old Hall Hotel, The
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Hope, Derbyshire
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Quiet
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| Like The Castle in
Castleton, this place is
"quaint" I hate that word, but
I think you know the type of place I
mean. I went there for a meal with my
parents, so that's the sort of place it
is. It would be nice to just go there and
stay for a few hours at night. No loud,
rowdy types, I imagine. |
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| Old Harrow, The
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White Lane, Sheffield
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Loud
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| A pub
of two halves. You have the Old Mans
Side which is quiet, traditionally
decorated and good for a quiet pint. You
also have the Loud Side. This is
darker, ultra-violet lit and plays decent
music. The drinks promotions are good and
they have a good few pool tables. One of
them is L shaped which is good for a
laugh, but a quid a game is a bit steep,
I reckon. |
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| Old Queens Head, The
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Pond
Street, Sheffield
0114 279 8383 |
Dining
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| This is
a Tom Cobbleigh pub and it serves utterly
scrumptious food. It is all old-looking
outside, having a timber frame with white
bits. A bit like a Tudor house. It is a
great pub for a few quiet pints, but is
not as good for a large group of you, I
don't think. |
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| Olde Horse Shoe, Ye
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Crook, County Durham
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Loud
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| I
dislike Crook pubs more than I dislike
Bishop Auckland ones. This is possibly
the best of the bunch. Although Crook is
my home town, I feel really threatned and
nervous when I venture to it's drinking
establishments… |
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| Original Oak, The
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Leeds
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| As the Epic Leeds tour
continued, the pubs on it faded into one.
Please email me if you know this pub to
refresh my memory. It was Children in
Need Night, so everyone in this pub was
dressed in school uniform (!) I've given
it only one dot because I felt very
threatened by some drunk tattooed bloke
who kept muttering "bastards"
at us. So I didn't feel very welcome
here. |
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