The Witch and Wardrobe may sound like it’s one beast short of a CS Lewis novel, but this likeable pub doesn’t appear to be lacking much else.
I was sitting in The Tollemache Inn, racking my brain to see if I could think of any other pubs named after a politician.
The King’s Head is a very cool place.
Prince William and Ewan McGregor are among those to have signed the ceiling of this pub, but that’s by no means the most interesting thing here.
I hadn’t even got through the door of this pub when a bloke popped his head out the door and shouted past me towards his mate.
Is there any better way to relax than to sup a pint in a pub haunted by a figure with a sinister role in the Black Death?
It’s been little over a year since the Secret Drinker lined his stomach and began his quest to find the best boozers across Lincolnshire and Rutland.
Some pubs just have the wow factor. But Watergate Yard takes things to extremes.
I’ve never really had conflicting views about a pub quite like this before.
Scrapping, underage drinking, drug use and overcrowding are just some of the serious issues that have plagued The Grapes recently.
One thing you quickly notice about drinking in Bourne is that they ain’t half proud of celebrating their local boys done good.
There seems to be a big online debate brewing about queueing in pubs.
It seems JD Wetherspoon pubs are like London buses… and by that I don’t mean full of miserable people crammed in uncomfortably close.
I hadn’t even ordered my drink when the barman started gasping for breath.
You can’t please all the people all the time.
Don’t judge, but I have some friends who are into rambling.
“I’ll be wi’ya in a minute, duck,” came the shout from the lady coaxing the regulars to stick some change into her pint glass.
The Secret Drinker has tried his hardest to dodge reviewing a JD Wetherspoon pub since his column began — but now he’s broken his duck.
Stepping into the White Horse was like stepping back 40 years.
I’ve recently returned from one of those sunkissed foreign holidays where the price of a pint continues to make your jaw drop.