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Buckinghamshire
The Ivy House Pub & Inn »
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The Ivy House is a beautiful 250 year old, brick and flint coaching inn set in the heart of the Chiltern Vale, and benefiting from the most stunning views across the countryside. When you enter, the Inn’s charm and history which creates a warm atmosphere - enjoy the open fires, old beams, comft armchairs and meet the resident ghost!&...
West Sussex
The Countryman Inn »
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The Countryman is a charming and delightful, yet cosy inn full of traditional features tucked away down a country lane. The Vaughan family have run the pub for 20 years and have maintained its old-fashioned charm - the impressive inglenook fireplace remains a centrepiece - while ensuring that their menus have moved with the times.&nb...
Powys (Radnorshire)
Number Eighteen Brasserie »
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Number Eighteen Brasserie celebrates the very best, locally-sourced, seasonal vegetables and meat products with the emphasis on provenance. The polished interior features natural textures in stone, wood, suede and textiles that follow a chocolate brown and forest green colour scheme, with plenty of natural light. Situated in the hear...
Buckinghamshire
The Ivy House Pub & Inn »
The Ivy House is a beautiful 250 year old, brick and flint coaching inn set in the heart of the Chiltern Vale, and benefiting from the most stunning views across the countryside. When you enter, the Inn’s charm and history which creates a warm atmosphere - enjoy the open fires, old beams, comft armchairs and meet the resident ghost!&...
Conwy Valley
Royal Oak Hotel »
In the heart of this old town, against a stunning backdrop of mountains and moorland, sits this solid stone former Victorian coaching inn which is now a handsome hotel. Overlooking the River Llugwy, the Royal Oak Hotel successfully caters for a wide-range of clientele, from locals and business guests to tourists and walkers flocking to Sno...
LAZY WEEKEND BREAK | WALKERS BREAK: WALKING IN SNOWDONIA at the Royal Oak Hotel
Cork
The Mills Inn & Hotel »
One of Ireland’s oldest inns, the award winning Mills Inn dates back to 1755 and is situated in a Gaeltacht (Irish speaking) area that is justifiably proud of its language heritage and traditional music. The Inn hosts traditional music sessions every Thursday night and there is live music every Saturday.
The newly refur...
Greater London
The Troubadour »
Quirky, relaxing and bursting with atmosphere, you will be greeted by friendly and professional staff in the unique, bohemian style of The Troubadour. Established in the 1950s, The Troubadour is steeped with history – this is where Bob Dylan’s first London performance took place and the first edition of Private Eye was distributed....
Hertfordshire
The Red Cow »
An idyllic English, thatched country pub located in the rural village of Chrishall, to the west of Saffron Walden, The Red Cow is the perfect place to escape to the country. Be it a simple bar meal or a more formal a la carte dinner in the 32-cover restaurant, The Red Cow pub guarantees a warm welcome, beautiful surroundings and delicious,...
SAVE 35% ON A LA CARTE LUNCH MENU | JUBILEE MOOSIC FESTIVAL at The Red Cow
Powys (Radnorshire)
Number Eighteen Brasserie »
Number Eighteen Brasserie celebrates the very best, locally-sourced, seasonal vegetables and meat products with the emphasis on provenance. The polished interior features natural textures in stone, wood, suede and textiles that follow a chocolate brown and forest green colour scheme, with plenty of natural light. Situated in the hear...
Republic of Ireland
O’Neills Bar & Restaurant »
O’Neill’s Bar is probably one of Dublin’s most famous, historic pubs with centuries of Dublin republican history surrounding the world renowned O’Neill’s. Located just around the corner from Trinity College, Grafton Street and St James Gate Brewery, home of Guinness, trade has flourished uninterrupted for over 300 years.
