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[url= http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-34072662 ]no flat roofs here[/url]
Give it a year and 90% will have closed down.
nothing of architectural note in Yorkshire then? Possibly a bit more concerned with the quality of the ale than mock tudor beams - I was expecting to see a classic Tetley's pub like the Cardigan Arms in Leeds though I guess that is from a different period
The Warrington in Maid Vale is a good looking boozer.
Surprised the "phil" in Liverpool wasnt on the list!
Surprised the "phil" in Liverpool wasnt on the list!
Because it wasn't built between WW1 and WW2?
edit: Completely missed the bit about being from the interbellum.
There's a lot of mock tudor going on there. How about The Dun Cow in Sunderland:
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or the garden gate in leeds:
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those all look a bit big and echoey for me. I like a far smaller cosier boozer.
edit, lemonysam..........that is one of my locals.....perfect.
My local:
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The interior of the Philharmonic takes some beating...
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It's a bit of a cheat but The Centurion's a pretty impressive interior.
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+1 on the Philarmonic. Amazing.
I think they are terrible places 😉
The Garden Gate and the Philharmonic - wildly over the top, love them.
I also quite like the old Ticket Office at St Pancras, even if there was an excess of pretentious ****s when I was there
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Not been to any on the BBC list, but have been to the Phil in the 'pool and the ticket office (sans pretentious ***** when I was there). Both impressive places for a drink or 2.
Ultimately though the beer and the people within it are what makes a decent pub.
Stayed in St Pancras hotel and the ticket office was absolutely packed on a Friday night.