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I normally go to the Bill Nic so I can catch the second half of whatever game is on tvValentinos is probably the easiest place to get served imo, the bar in the garden is always quick to get served. Not much atmosphere though.
Does anyone go to the Bill Nic?
What's it like in there, I've never bothered.I normally go to the Bill Nic so I can catch the second half of whatever game is on tv
Can get quite busy inside sometimes, there's normally a pole dancer on the bar and a bird in a skintight lycra outfit going around selling shots of sambucaWhat's it like in there, I've never bothered.
Really? Always thought it is a bit mundane. I go in there before most games, usually for a casual drink in the beer 'garden'.Bell and Hare certainly aint stylish but always a decent atmosphere in there IMO. TBH all prices are pretty standardised I'd say, between 3 & 4 quid a drink.
i thought the circles drank at the back of the Bell and Hare car-park? under the shelter if the weather is adverse.Don't certain 'Circles' drink in the Bill Nic?
I stopped going in there when even the Fosters was getting watered down. Depending on what way I come in, Gilpin or Brickies for me.
Fair play, I'd heard it was a bit Hooterish, didn't realise it was a pound in the pint jobby thoughCan get quite busy inside sometimes, there's normally a pole dancer on the bar and a bird in a skintight lycra outfit going around selling shots of sambuca
Fair play, I'd heard it was a bit Hooterish, didn't realise it was a pound in the pint jobby though
I normally hit Valentinos now after Dirty Dicks or Railway Tavern. Haven't done Bricklayers or Coach & Horses for a while now. No reason other than habit.