Britain is well known for its Public Houses, or Pubs for short. They are places licensed for the sale of intoxicating beverages and they are the heart and soul of many city, town and village centres. For many the dream of running a Pub can be made a realty with Finance For Pubs from specialistbusinessfinance.co.uk/hospitality-finance/finance-for-pubs/. Where are the best ones located?
The Laurieston Bar in Glasgow. Some pubs seem to be trapped in time but from the look of the Laurieston Bar it really is. It hasn’t changed its appearance since it was opened in the 1960s and there is no intention to do so either.
The Sunflower Public House in Belfast. With a cage outside the entrance as a reminder of the Troubles this is an excellent place for good local stout and live music.
The Marble Arch Inn in Manchester. Getting a variety of beers in a Pub can be difficult these days but the Marble Arch has nine! There is also a lovely beer garden to take and enjoy one of those beers outside.
The Harp Inn in Old Radnor. Powys. A Pub with a view is always welcome and the Radnor Valley in Wales is no exception. This is a pub with cask ales aplenty and you can even stay the night if you fancy it.
The Dirty Duck in Stratford Upon Avon. A pub surrounded by theatres for the Royal Shakespeare Company? Actors and Pubs are a heady mix, let the show commence.