You Can’t Hide Your Prying Eyes

The Paul Pry was the first “proper pub” visited on the recent Beer And Pubs Forum , having met up in the nearby Spoons, The Postal Order. The pub is wedge shaped and quite imposing upon approach, it also boasts heritage status. The first thing you notice as you enter the pub is the wonderfully tiled corridor…

The Backstreets Of Bethnal Green All Lead To Old Street

Camel Pie

Well not actually Camel in the pie, but a pie in The Camel. The Camel being a finely restored Victorian backstreet  boozer in Bethnal Green or to be more precise,  Globe Town .  Sat on the corner of the delightfully named Sugar Loaf Walk, its not a particularly large pub, a single but long room inside, with…

Waggon Wheels Keep On Rolling

Its high time I wrote about the pub that has been my local for most of my drinking days. The Waggon & Horses. Set in the Hampshire village of Hartley Wintney, a village you couldn’t exactly call sleepy being sat on the A.30 although there are some quiet places. Also some no go areas. There…