Converted from weavers cottages and selling beer from 1851. The licensees were then Mr & Mrs Rustrick. It is a friendly single room pub, originally 2 rooms, with a small yard for those who smoke. It has bench seating and has a light and airy feel. Like its neighbour The Circus it vies for the title of one of the smallest pubs in the city. On match days it gets busy and space is at a premium. Entered by steps from the street it may prove difficult for those less able and no wheelchair access.
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This Pub serves 3 changing beers and 1 regular beer.
Usually 3 from Hydes other 5 regular beers
Changing beers typically include: Hydes (varies)
Source: Local
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