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Name: The Windmill Inn
Location:
Knutsford
The Windmill Inn has been known since its establishment in 1734 as a "signpost" public house.
We are easily found immediatly adjacent to junction 19 of the M6, a junction away from the M56, half an hour from Manchester and just 15-20 minutes from its international airport. our beautiful area of Cheshire boasts the pleasures of Tatton Park, Tabley House, Arley Hall, the Cheshire Show Ground and Elizbeth Gaskell's Knutsford.
An appropriate range of quality fresh food served all day; a fine s read more -
Name: Woodman Arms
Location:
Littlehampton
The social hub of a tiny community not far from the coast, this delightful thatched inn has parts dating back to the 16th century, and beyond the neat little front garden the bar and restaurant are particularly attractive and inviting, with a log-burning stove in the winter months.
The inn has earned a well-deserved reputation for the quality of its cooking, and the regular menu, supplemented by daily specials, is served every session except Sunday evening. All the pub classics feature on the read more -
Name: The Amberwood Inn
Location:
Christchurch
The Amberwood is ideally situated just off the A35 at Walkford, nr. Christchurch The Pub is only a short drive away from both the New Forest and the renown Dorset/Hampshire coastline with it's excellent beaches, harbours and views of the Solent and Isle of Wight.
Gill, John & team offer you a warm welcome in a relaxed, comfortable environment at the former Coach House with it’s friendly bar and full table service Restaurant.
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Name: Travellers Rest
Location:
Derby
The Travellers Rest is an old victorian pub with feature fireplaces in the lounge and bar creating a relaxed warm freindly atmosphere. The Travs' has it's own car park with a large public overflow car park adjacent to Draycott International Table Tennis Center. Draycott is situated between J24 & 25 of the M1; has it's own art gallery in the form of the Beetroot Gallery, is on one the center of the national cycling routes. The Travs' is on the main road in Draycott and has the Nottingham bound Ra
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Name: Watermans Arms
Location:
Totnes
Occupying a site recorded in the Doomsday book, The Watermans Arms is a quintessential 17th century inn situated at the head of Bow Creek which is a tributary of the river Dart. Located in the South Hams, an area of outstanding natural beauty, the inn nestles in a picturesque valley where kingfishers can be seen flying up and down the creek.
Throughout the centuries The Watermans Arms has had a variety of uses. It was once the haunt of the feared press gangs who used to " recruit " unsuspecti read more -
Name: The Vivary Arms
Location:
Taunton
In the Parish of Wilton - once a village - stands the oldest recorded inn in Taunton. The Vivary is only a 5 minute walk from the main shopping centre and just a 2 minute walk to Vivary Park (the town's stunning centrepiece) and Vivary Park Golf Course.
It maintains the characteristics of a Somerset rural pub, with low-beamed ceilings and a relaxing atmosphere. We offer a wide selection of homemade dishes including fish specialities as well as snacks and serve one of the best Sunday roasts arou read more -
Name: Royal Hotel
Location:
Sheerness
The Royal Hotel is a traditional Public House Hotel offering relaxing and comfortable accommodation.
Dating back to the early 19th century being originally named "Kent House". It is situated close to all the local amenities in the centre of Sheerness, Isle of Sheppey, Kent. The Hotel is only a 2 minute walk from Sheerness's award winning blue flag beach and excellent local shopping facilities , including the town's famous sea front promenade, sports center and swimming pool.
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Name: The Tavern
Location:
Newquay
The Treninnick Tavern pub is just a short walk from the heart of bustling Newquay; The Tavern is a splendid "country inn" that is well worth seeking out. As Advertised in the hidden inns of "Cornwall"
Dating back to the 16th century, it is only since 1965 that this wonderful old building has been an inn and, for many years, it was a farmhouse. To the front is a beautiful cottage "garden" and "patio area" - an ideal place to soak up the sun - and the mass of colourful flowers in the borders, read more -
Name: Three Tuns Inn
Location:
Helston
The Three Tuns is located in the heart St Keverne, in the village square next to the church.
The Three Tuns was built in approximately 1900 and has maintained its charm.
There are three acres of lovely grounds to the rear including a children's play area and a beer garden just the place to relax and enjoy a quiet drink on offer on fine days, or some of the great food on offer.
The interior is warm and has a welcoming ambience, and retains much of its original character, happily combined with read more -
Name: Blue Anchor
Location:
St Columb
John and Mary Rickard have managed this charming old Inn for more than 25 years and John has, quite rightly, been awarded all sorts of certificates for his skill and dedication in serving the public. The Inn is a St Austell Brewery pub and the true mark of a top notch landlord is demonstrated by the way John keeps his cellar. I would state that no finer pint of real ale can be found anywhere in Cornwall. Mary's food is a local byword, freshly cooked, beautifully presented and extremely good valu
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