This historic pub on the site of a tollgate was once the haunt of highwaymen, who when caught were hanged nearby. The pub appears in Dickens’ Pickwick Papers and in Bram Stoker’s Dracula.
Excellent old (and traditional) pub in the heart of Dartmouth. Cosy, with a very good selection of ales.
Really good pub food. Serious portions! The Woodfordes Brewery is right next-door so you always get a great pint. Read more.
the nutshell is one of smallest pubs in the UK. supposable 101 people crammed into this place. we had 10 in there and i was looking for elbow room. Its definitly a must see enjoy your visit cheers.
The current tavern dates back to 1720, but inns of the same name have stood here since the 14th century. They’re named after the Priory of St.John of Jerusalem which used to stand nearby.
Come here to eat and drink at Skye's oldest pub (200 years old) and stay for the amazing sunset.
Love to sit with a drink and read in this pub. Such a special feeling to read the Hobbit here knowing the story just born at this place!
Opening shortly after the Great Fire, this ancient pub was regularly visited by Dr Johnson when he was taking a break from writing the first English dictionary, at his home in nearby Gough Square.
First things first, A very small pub! they say Threes A crowd! it almost is in here. Brilliant ales, proper old boozer, and a working gramophone for music. oozing with character.
This cosy riverside pub dates back to the 16th century, and boasts the smallest bar in England – 4 foot 2 inches by 7 foot 10 inches.
Quite a small place so don't turn up with a big group of Scooterists lol nice log fire tho and bar staff with long faces
