In my town/city I recommend you go to,,,,,,,,

[Fug1]

Off to Portsmouth, ain't got a clue what pubs or restaurants to go in.

Any recommendations?

If your ever in Brum and fancy a libation and some snap try the British Oak, pershore road, Stirchley.

[Fug1]

Why's it come up twice?

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

Brizzle: Turbo Island

[Basualdo]

Why's it come up twice?

Sorted.

[Fug1]

Why's it come up twice?

Sorted.

Cheers Bas.

[Fug1]

West Bromwich.

The Yew Tree on Albion Road, top Indian grub, very friendly.

[Basualdo]

Fealtys Bar, High Street, Bangor. Except on Saturday mornings and afternoons when I'm there. One of only 13 bars on earth that Guinness have awarded old style Guinness pumps to for pouring. If you like that black swill, that is.
Also the Bangla curry house on Upper Main Street. Been awarded the Best Curry House in the UK award this year and well worth the award.

[kancutlawns]

Off to Portsmouth, ain't got a clue what pubs or restaurants to go in.

Any recommendations?

If your ever in Brum and fancy a libation and some snap try the British Oak, pershore road, Stirchley.

Is that by the 10-pin bowling place, fug?

[Fug1]

Off to Portsmouth, ain't got a clue what pubs or restaurants to go in.

Any recommendations?

If your ever in Brum and fancy a libation and some snap try the British Oak, pershore road, Stirchley.

Is that by the 10-pin bowling place, fug?

Its where the pershore road does that split briefly, Co-op on t'other side of road and the 3 horseshoes.

[kancutlawns]

Ah OK. I know Pershore Road about as far as the Shell Petrol Station just past the turn for Edgbaston Cricket Ground and Tally Ho. Used to go up to Stirchley some years back.

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

In Portsmouth one must simply walk around the triangle or whatever its called and marvel at the soulless 1950s concrete hell

[Basualdo]

Off to Portsmouth, ain't got a clue what pubs or restaurants to go in.

Any recommendations?

If your ever in Brum and fancy a libation and some snap try the British Oak, pershore road, Stirchley.

Is that by the 10-pin bowling place, fug?

Its where the pershore road does that split briefly, Co-op on t'other side of road and the 3 horseshoes.

Yam yam...cuppasoup.....Aynoch and Ayli....Christmas wunderland...

[Zambo]

Off to Portsmouth, ain't got a clue what pubs or restaurants to go in.

Any recommendations?

If your ever in Brum and fancy a libation and some snap try the British Oak, pershore road, Stirchley.

Old Portsmouth has some good pubs and restaurants. Recommend down by the quay, there are a few pubs there. Haven't been there for a while, but the Still and West is a good one. The Coal Exchange, I think it now might be called Spice Island also. Short walk also to Gunwharf Quays where the Spinnaker Tower is, recommend Carluccio's for eating, but there are loads more there as well.

[Fug1]

Off to Portsmouth, ain't got a clue what pubs or restaurants to go in.

Any recommendations?

If your ever in Brum and fancy a libation and some snap try the British Oak, pershore road, Stirchley.

Old Portsmouth has some good pubs and restaurants. Recommend down by the quay, there are a few pubs there. Haven't been there for a while, but the Still and West is a good one. The Coal Exchange, I think it now might be called Spice Island also. Short walk also to Gunwharf Quays where the Spinnaker Tower is, recommend Carluccio's for eating, but there are loads more there as well.

Cheers Zambo.

[Fug1]

Ah OK. I know Pershore Road about as far as the Shell Petrol Station just past the turn for Edgbaston Cricket Ground and Tally Ho. Used to go up to Stirchley some years back.

It's ok in there mate, bit pricey but keeps the mouth breathers out, owned by the same bloke who's got the Prince in Moseley lots of good guest beers.