Terminus Tavern, Douglas

An aptly named pub at the north end of the prom next to the Manx Electric Railway station and next to where the horse trams used to be housed, the Terminus has an extensive comfortable front bar with large bay windows. Excellent food is served and the pub is very popular with both locals and visitors. There is, at the rear, another bar for games and also outside at the front a large patio that has views over Douglas bay. The decoration in the front bar illustrates interesting architecture. Okell's bitter is offered alongside guest beers.

Accessibility for wheelchair users is through a door on the east side of the pub which coincidentally is near a public disabled toilet. A ramp needs to be installed by bar staff to allow wheelchair access. The pub's own accessible toilet is beyond the south of the bar.

at the side. The patio is a single step up from the ground, another step from there to the porch at the front with another separate step into the pub. It is possible to sit outside and watch both the horse trams and the electric railway reversing as they come and go. To the right of the bar in the winter months there is a welcoming roaring open fire in the winter months. The pub can be more suited to dining during the day but reverts to a relaxed local for those living close to the end of the promenade in the evening times in particular-though there is ample space for drinkers at all times.

Fully refurbished in March 2022.