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The Waterhole appears to have everything you needed for a good night.

A lovely setting, lovely food, and lovely company is the brief version of our evening at this venue.

For more than 100 years the seaside has been the stuff of legend for a messy Bank Holiday knees-up.

A pub landlady has joined an action group campaigning to secure the future of Britain’s ‘critically endangered’ locals.

The venue was busy — but was that a good sign? We put the Petalo Lounge to the test…

Have you ever found yourself abroad, looking at those tiny one-room, one counter bars and wondering how anyone makes a living?

Heading out to dinner with a group of self-confessed ‘foodies’, I knew it would need to be somewhere not only nice, but very good.

A long-awaited new restaurant will be opening its doors later this week.

Drinking habits are changing - and it may not be for the worse, a pub owner believes.

A good day out in the pub often boils down to being in the right place at the right time. And I think I’ve struck gold.

I’ve already discovered some of the best food spots, but I’d never really explored the rich history behind them until now.

The landlady of a popular village local has decided to call time after 25 years at the ‘unicorn of a pub’.

It wouldn’t be an overstatement to say boarded up windows isn’t a good look for a pub.

When you choose something from a menu and the waiter responds with ‘that burger has won awards’, your expectations are high.

I passed a sign on my walk to The Swan which stated ‘Britain’s Tallest Windmill - 50yds’.

Pubs from our area are hoping they can become the toast of their county - and beyond.

Walking into The Reindeer Inn was like heading into a timewarp.

Over a glorious bank holiday weekend, a friend and I stumbled across some of the best and freshest food I’ve had in a long time.

“Dog’s welcome. People tolerated.”

You know those meals where you end up jumping into a photo booth, learning a new pub game and examining the signature of a Madchester icon?