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Dec 04, 2007
This is the oldest pub in UK. You can it there very good and cheap food. Service is very nice and speak in English, Spanish and German. For 3,78Ł you can choose one of each groups:
* homemade soup, fresh fruit * main menu: pork, spaggetti ... * some kind of deser * tea or caffee This pub looks good. It has old furnitures, big mirror, few horseshoes at the walls, a monument of Horse. Musik is not to laud so you can eat in peace. All the food there tasted great. Its good for just getting something quick and simple to eat.
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Nov 18, 2006
There's pubs everywhere there (i think someone quoted me the stat that it has the most pubs per square mile, which i could probably believe) including the oldest pub in England (apparently there's some contention about that statistic but its been around since 1186 AD so the point… Back in the UK |
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Mar 28, 2007
Sometime later we went back out to brave the streets of Glasgow, and managed to find a nice cozy pub where were able to get dinner. Cheapest dinner ever , by the way! We paid for our entire meal what we would normally pay per person in London. It was incredible. Luckily, whilst we were eating, a big Scotland/Italy football match… Day 1: London - Glasgow |
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Aug 06, 2007
Me and my friend went to four different pubs, and they all were quite nice with people our age, despite the fact that it was Tuesday... Back home drinking is limited to weekends only, but it is quite well known that the Brits like their regular pub-visits any time of the week… The first days |
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Dec 26, 2007
Also recommended in the area is the pub Jinty McGinty's in Ashton Lane, and the Belgian bar/restaurant Brel, where I had my stag night!
My final destination was Woodlands Road. This contains a few pubs (the best being The Primary), a couple of art galleries, and a few Indian… Boxing Day visit to the West End |
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May 26, 2007
…this was NOT the case at Boise State ;) The university area intersects with Byres street, which is a student hub of pubs, pubs, take-outs, and restaurants. I (finally gave in and) had some haggis at the local cafe, and all I can say is: why? I've heard the food in Britain is bad, but with the British Empire once consuming 1/3 of the known… Day 12: Glasgow, the bastard redheaded stepchild of Scotland |
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