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Rocky Head Brewery
Rocky Head is a small 5BBL artisanal brewery set up by a group of friends inspired by the American Craft Brewing scene. The brewery is probably the most ramshakle in the UK, equipment sourced and modified mainly from the offshoots from Carlsberg Tetley. It seems to work though! We craft small batches of intensely flavoured pale ale by hand, loaded with American and NZ hops.
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The Kings Arms
Overlooking the famous Seaton Sluice Harbour, our idyllic pub The Kings Arms (“The Kings”) enjoys a beautiful location on the Northumberland Coast. We are proud to be a traditional pub (newly refurbished in December 2011). This means no Sky Sports, no Fruit Machines, no Jukebox. Customers are able to sit back, relax and enjoy a cosy atmosphere, real log fires and traditional home cooked food
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Crown Posada
As one of the most famous pubs in Newcastle – and the second oldest in the city – the Crown Posada has a big reputation to live up to. The pub is a grade two listed building with a Victorian exterior, an elaborately panelled entrance, original stained glass windows and a warm, lively, and laughter-filled atmosphere that’s as rare as the pub itself. Just two minutes walk from Grey Street, and in the heart of the Quayside, the Crown Posada is a must to visit and experience. This highly traditional pub regularly receives CAMRA awards, and was recently named as the Daily Telegraph & Abbot Ale Tyne and Wear perfect…
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Tretter’s New York Bar
My name is Michael Tretter. Allow me to introduce our bar and tell couple of sentences about it. Tretter´s bar is a continuance of family´s bartender and gastronomic tradition, which has been inherited in our family from fathers to sons already for 90 years. bar9m Tretter´s bar – it is a style music, period photographs and interior immersed into deep red colour. All these things together evoke a feeling and atmosphere of Paris and New York of thirties of previous century. Many guests from the world of politics, commerce, modelling and artists come here to extend their day.
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De Kulminator
Kulminator is Antwerp’s finest beer spot. It is even called the best specialist beer bar in the world. This beer paradise is tucked away in Vleminckveld, a little street near the city center.
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Old Bell Tavern
Located in the Montpellier quarter, close to the Pump Room Museum and Valley Gardens, the tavern’s name refer to the fact that until 1815 an earlier Inn, The Bell existed on the site. The original Bell Tavern developed from the early 17th century alehouses which served visitors resorting to Harrogate’s famous Old Sulphur Well which lies beneath the dome of the Royal Pump Room museum opposite the premises.
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The Last Drop
Welcome to The Last Drop You will find The Last Drop in Grassmarket Edinburgh within a short stroll of Victoria Street, Cowgate and Candlemaker Row – however you won’t find another like it. Step in to discover a traditional pub of unique character, revered for its eclectic range of real ales and its heartily classic pub food, which are served, as they should be, with a generous measure of famous British hospitality. A fascinating past The Last Drop is a macabre reference to the last hanging in the Grassmarket. Its fair to say we have a suitably spooky heritage as we are allegedly haunted by the spirit of a small…
