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Small, traditional, two-roomed pub on the backstreets outside Longton, recently refurbished and converted to real ale. There is a dart board in the bar side, a pool table to the rear and bench seating for smokers to the front of the pub.
UPDATE 2024
A refurbishment carried out in 2020 destroyed the character of the interior and only a few old features remain.
Please note - the photos are therefore out of date and the description is one written before the recent changes.
Small traditional back-street pub. As you enter the pub there is a door in front of you that was the former off sales. On the left is the public bar with a bare wood floor and Victorian bar counter with moulded top. The spectacular bar back is one of the oldest in the area and may date back to the 1870s with four candy-twist columns and panels saying Fine Ales and Spirits (formerly glass, now painted). The fixed seating looks to date from at least 1960. Some half-panelling. It has been knocked through to the rear games room with bare wood floor. Note the excellent 'Parkers Bitter Beer' window screens - very rare. The lounge on the right was originally two small rooms and has a brick bar, modern fixed seating but has lost it fireplace.
UPDATE 2024
A refurbishment carried out in 2020 destroyed the character of the interior and only a few old features remain.
Please note - the photos are therefore out of date and the description is one written before the recent changes.
Small traditional back-street pub. As you enter the pub there is a door in front of you that was the former off sales. On the left is the public bar with a bare wood floor and Victorian bar counter with moulded top. The spectacular bar back is one of the oldest in the area and may date back to the 1870s with four candy-twist columns and panels saying Fine Ales and Spirits (formerly glass, now painted). The fixed seating looks to date from at least 1960. Some half-panelling. It has been knocked through to the rear games room with bare wood floor. Note the excellent 'Parkers Bitter Beer' window screens - very rare. The lounge on the right was originally two small rooms and has a brick bar, modern fixed seating but has lost it fireplace.
This Pub serves 2 changing beers and 0 regular beers.
Sir Robert Peel, Stoke-on-Trent
Source: National
Sports TV
Live Music
Games
Separate Bar
Smoking
Real Ale
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