Acorn Inn
	28 Fore Street, Evershot, Dorset DT2 0JW - Tel: 01935 83228
	Delightful grade II listed 19th Century inn located in a typically English country village setting between Yeovil and Dorchester, with open fires, oak panelling and a skittle alley. Excellent food and traditional cask ales.
	Albion Tavern
	Front Brents, Faversham Creek, Kent ME13 7DH - Tel: 01795 591411
	Very Popular pub overlooking Faversham Creek. Real ales and high quality food served in an English atmosphere with a hint a French style. Awarded Quality Inn of the Year 1999.
	All Nations Inn
	20 Coalport Road, Madeley, Shropshire TF7 5DP - Tel: 01952 585747
	The All Nations is one of the oldest brewpubs in the country, having brewed since 1832 and was one of the last remaining four homebrew pubs before the revival of brewhouses in the early eighties. The All Nations Inn is a great example of a traditional home brew pub, like drinking in someone's front room.
	Anchor Inn
	34 Park Street, Southwark, London SE1 9EF - Tel: 020 7407 1577
	A great london inn, close to the new Tate Gallery, Shakeseare's thatched Globe theatre and the Clink Museum (the former Prison which gave the name the Clink to all prisons) The Anchor serves great ales and good food and overlooks the River Thames where John Eveyn witnessed the Great Fire of London.
	Angel & Royal Hotel
	High Street, Grantham, Lincolnshire NG31 6PN - Tel: 01476 565816
	One of many inns with claims to being England s oldest inn, dating back to 1203. The site has been a hostelry since the 11th century. Unsurprisingly the buildings is a grade I listed inn but has a modern twist which includes the Angel cocktail bar.
	Bel & The Dragon
	High Street, Cookham, Berkshire SL6 9SQ - Tel: 01628 521263
	The Bell & Dragon or 'Bel and the Dragon' is an excellent grade II listed 14th Century wattle & daub inn serving a wonderful menu, excellent cask ales and good wines. Some prefer the inn before it was refurbished to form a few small rooms that open up into a large open plan dining area but the warm welcome and quality service can't be faulted. Gone are the copper topped tables, replaced by rustic timber ones - there still remains an Old English feel.
	Bell Inn
	Bell Lane, Aldworth, Berkshire RG8 9SE - Tel: 01635 578272
	Superb grade II listed 15th century country Inn located in the Chilterns National Landscape next to the local cricket pitch and opposite the lovely oak frame village well cover which has been in the same family for over two hundred years. A warm welcome awaits with a fabulous interior of charcter with excellently well kept ales, one of which is home brewed. A real gem.
	Black Horse
	Clevedon Lane, Clapton In Gordano, Somerset BS20 7RH - Tel: 01275 842105
	14th Century inn located in a rural setting but just 2 miles from Junction 19 of the M5. Well frequented by locals the Black Horse was formerly a jail and is the epitome of an old English Inn. Old guns hanging from the ceiling, flagstone floors, settles and superb traditional ales served straight from the barrel and they serve good food as well. - Perfect !
	Blue Anchor Inn
	59 Coinagehall Street, Helston, Cornwall TR13 8EL - Tel: 01745 562821
	Wonderful thatched former Monk's home serving traditional pub food and home brewed ales which have been brewed on the premises since the 15th Century.
	Blue Peter Inn
	The Quay, Polperro, Cornwall PL13 2QZ - Tel: 01503 272743
	Superb 16th Century inn which could quite possibly feature in the top ten list of our favourite locations. This family run inn is perched amongst fishermen's cottages overlooking the quintessentially English Polperro Harbour with views of both the sea and harbour. Top quality Cornish ales plus a wide range of guest ales. An excellent lunchtime and evening menu specialising in locally caught seafood.
	Boar'S Head
	Ripley, Near Harrogate, North Yorkshire HG3 3AY - Tel: 01423 771888
	Superb inn owned by Sir Thomas Ingilby, owner of Ripley Castle. Excellent food and 'Crackshot' ale served in a building of true quality located in the classic village of Ripley.
	Bull & Bladder
	10 Delph Road, Brierley Hill, Staffordshire DY5 2TN - Tel: 01384 78293
	Actually called 'The Vine' but everybody knows it as the Bull & Bladder. Bathams beers are brewed on the premises and the food is good old traditional black Country cooking. Regarded by those that know what they're talking about as being the Mecca for ale drinkers.
	Bull Inn
	High Street, Bisham, Berkshire SL7 1RR - Tel: 01628 484734
	Excellent inn originally called the 'Papal Bull' but known now as the 'Bull at Bisham'. Dating back to 1250 when the Stonemason building the village church occupied the building, the Bull now serves superb food which has a strong French / continental bias. The service is excellent as is the wine list and beer quality. Located just a few yards from Bisham Abbey National Sports Centre.
	Burlton Inn
	Burlton, Shrewsbury, Shropshire SY4 5TB - Tel: 01939 270284
	Delightful 18th century, family run inn with a very friendly welcome. The Burlton could be called 'tucked away' even though it lies on the A458 Shrewsbury to Wrexham road. The A458 runs roughly parallel with the better known A5 London to Holyhead road and is consequently much quieter, however it is well worth the detour. The food at the Burlton is of exceptional quality and all cooked from local ingredients. Complimented by a good wine list and excellent quality real ales, the Burlton is an inn where quality service is paramount.
	Butt & Oyster
	Pin Mill, Chelmondiston, Suffolk IP9 1JW - Tel: 01473 780764
	Lovely 17th century grade II listed inn with a nautical atmosphere, which sits right on the banks of the river Orwell. A haven for sailing enthusiasts and fishing folk, but the prime attraction is the homemade bar food, especially the fresh seafood and ales straight from the cask. Located in the Suffolk & Essex Coast & Heaths National Landscape.
	Clachaig Inn
	Clachaig, Glencoe, Highlands PH49 4HX - Tel: 01855 811252
	16th Century gem nestling in the spectacular scenery of Glencoe in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. The Clachaig is easy to miss as the journey along the A82 is joy to drive but a very short detour via this inn is a must. The food is excellent quality, there are a range of well kept real ales and the usual array of whisky to be expected in Scotland.
	Cotley Inn
	Wambrook, Chard, Somerset TA20 3EN - Tel:
	Superb grade II listed former 17th Century farmhouse located in the Blackdown Hills AONB. A warm welcome awaits for both you and your four legged friends to sample the excellently well kept ales and fantastic food. Well worth the drive down narrow lanes to find.
	Crab And Boar
	Wantage Road, Chieveley, Berkshire RG20 8UE - Tel: 01635 247550
	18th Century Grade II listed inn serving excellent food and great local ales along with quality gins and excellent wines. Formerly the Blue Boar inn, the service at the Crab is spot on.
	Craw Inn
	Auchencrow, Reston, Borders TD14 5LS - Tel: 01890 761253
	Excellent 18th Century inn located in a rural village just 3 miles from the popular diving area of North Sea coastline around St. Abbs. The superb menu which includes fresh local fish dishes, home cured hams and other local seasonal ingredients is matched by the quality of the real ales and fine wines. Although in an area not often frequented by the Fat Badgers, The Craw Inn can be well recommended for also boasting the warmest of welcomes from both owner and locals alike and they even host their own beer festival.
	Cricketers' Arms
	Rickling Green, Saffron Walden, Essex CB11 3YG - Tel: 01799 543210
	Simply wonderful 18th Century inn where quality is the order of the day in every department. Located in a delightful setting overlooking the village cricket green, the Cricketers' offers the warmest of welcomes in a classically restored English inn. There is something for everyone at the Cricketers', comfortable leather sofas and roaring log fires, smartly set out eating areas or even private dining. The quality of the real ales is superb, drawn straight from the cask with an equally impressive wine list all complimented by outstanding quality food. The service from each and every member of staff is second to none which ensures that a visit here is a very pleasant experience. If you are flying out from Stansted Airport, then a visit to the Cricketers' is a must.
	Cross House Tavern
	108 Church Street, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire GL20 5AB - Tel: 07931 692227
	Superb grade II* listed restored inn originally built as two houses in the early 16th century, this historic building was extended in the 17th century and later underwent extensive restoration around 1865 by Thomas Collins. A skilled builder and restorer, Collins not only preserved the structure but also made it his own home.
	Crown Inn
	Witheridge Lane, Penn, Buckinghamshire HP10 8NY - Tel: 01494 812640
	Wonderful creeper clad 17th century inn built by the Penn family, the landowners of the area. The multi roomed Crown is supposedly haunted possibly due to the fact that the inn was also formerly used by a coffin maker. The service is quality as is the food, the ales and the wines. Located on the ridge of the Chiltern Hundreds.
	Dinorben Arms
	Derwen Terrace, Bodfari, Clwyd LL16 4DA - Tel: 01745 775090
	Superb multi roomed historic garde II listed inn dating back to at least 1640 located next door to St. Stephen's church with an amazing multi level car park with wonderful views of the Vale of Clwyd. Excellent cask ales and a huge range of whiskies are served with great food from the smorgasbord. The Dinorben has a well in the bar and even has it's own Fat Badger room.
	Ebrington Arms
	Ebrington, Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire GL55 6NH - Tel: 01386 593 223
	Superb inn located in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty serving fantastic food and exceptional home brewed ales.
	Falkland Arms
	Great Tew, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire OX7 4DB - Tel: 01222 683653
	Delightful Old English thatched inn with oak panelling, inglenook fireplace and antique furniture. Located in a wonderful part of England halfway between Chipping Norton and Banbury. Named after Viscount Falkland, the inn serves a wonderful range of traditional ales, farm ciders and fruit wines along with a selection of snuffs ! No Children under 14.
	Fleece Inn
	The Cross, Bretforton, Worcestershire WR11 5JE - Tel: 01386 831173
	14th Century farmhouse now owned by the National Trust. Superb food and an excellent range of real ales. Can be very popular in summer as it's listed in most guides. Morris Dancers may be spotted occasionally in the courtyard.
	Fleur Du Jardin
	Kings Mills, Castel, Guernsey GY5 7JT - Tel: 01481 257996
	Delightful and friendly 15th century farmstead inn. The Fleur serves excellent food and well kept real ales and is perfectly situated for exploring Guernsey. There is even a pool, health spa and car & bike hire or it's just a 15 minute walk to the beach.
	Fox Inn
	High Street, Lower Oddington, Gloucestershire GL56 0UR - Tel: 01451 870555
	Wonderful grade II listed 17th Century Cotswold stone inn clad with Virginia creepers and filled with flagstone floors, beams, open fireplaces and fresh flowers. The award winning Fox Inn serves excellent high quality home cooked cuisine, serves extremely well kept ales and has an extensive & well priced wine list. Located in the heart of the Cotswolds close to Stow on the Wold, the Fox is a gem amongst many good quality inns in the area.
	Fullerton Arms
	22 - 24 Main Street, Ballintoy, Co. Antrim BT54 6LX - Tel: 028 2076 9613
	Excellent and super friendly inn serving a great local Irish menu and located in a superb spot for exploring the County Antrim coastline. The Fullerton can even boast it's own 'Game of Thrones' door. Along with the wondeful views of the magnificent Antrim coast, you can also get a cracking pint of Guinness here.
	George Hotel
	71 St. Martins, Stamford, Lincolnshire PE9 2LB - Tel: 01780 750750
	Superb example of an Old English Coaching Inn. Probably dating back to the 11th Century and on the old route between London and York and just 5 miles from Rutland Water. Traditional ales served along with exceptional food. The George features in many guides, but there is good reason, although many establishments claim to have a long history, the George seeps it from every pore. There is a room for those waiting for the stagecoaches to either York or London along with many other rooms on different levels. If you are visiting or passing through Stamford - you should pay a visit to the George.
	Gidleigh Park Hotel
	Gidleigh Park, Chagford, Devon TQ13 8HH - Tel: 01647 432367
	Top quality hotel, set in 45 acres of magnificent gardens and woodland on the North Teign River in Dartmoor National Park. The restaurant is World renowned and the setting is perfect for a very special occasion. There's open fires, timber panelling, antique furniture, croquet lawns, tennis courts and they even have their own helicopter pad !
	Groes Inn
	Llanrwst Road, Tyn-Y-Groes, Clwyd LL32 8TN - Tel: 01492 650545
	Excellent 16th century drovers inn serving good food cooked from local ingredients and located in stunning countryside less than 5 miles from Conwy Bay. The Groes is a sprawling maze of low beamed rooms filled with antique furniture and fresh flowers.
	Gunton Arms
	Cromer Road, Thorpe Market, Norfolk NR11 8TZ - Tel:
	Fabulous former 19th Century Grade II listed flint lodge to Gunton Hall set in a thousand acre deer park. The fabulous food is cooked over an open fire in the vaulted dining room and is served with a selection of well kept ales.
	Harrow Inn
	Steep, Petersfield, Hampshire GU32 2DA - Tel: 01730 262685
	Superb 17th Century Grade II listed timber framed inn that hasn't changed for years and been in the same family since 1932. Excellent ales straight from the cask and wonderful home cooked food. The inn stands on an historic droving route although now close to the A3 dual carriageway but with the toilets across the road from the pub.
	Hoste Arms
	The Green, Burnham Market, Norfolk PE31 8HD - Tel: 01328 738777
	300 year old multi award winning hotel, popular with local fishermen. The Hoste is without doubt one of England's finest inns. Busy in the evening with diners who travel far & wide for the top quality menu but you'll also find the bar filled with people mid Friday afternoon on a cold winters day. When you find an establishment that scores highly in EVERY department, you can expect it to be popular. The building has a wide and varied history as it's been used both as a brothel and by Lord Nelson.
	Hundred House Hotel
	Bridgnorth Road, Norton, Shifnal, Shropshire TF11 9EE - Tel: 01952 730353
	Family run hotel full of old English charm with traditional ales. a wide range of quality wines and excellent food. The bar is filled with aromatic herbs from their own spectacular herb garden and roaring log fires warm the varying nooks and crannies around the building. A real homely feel with superb Jacobean surroundings. One of the best.
	Inn At Grinshill
	The High Street, Grinshill, Shropshire SY4 3BL - Tel: 01939 220410
	Absolutely delightful 17th Century country inn located in the shadow of the rocky outcrop Corbet Wood. First impression of the Inn at Grinshill is a rather imposing Georgian building but once inside, this multi roomed, split level inn oozes quality. The food is magnificent, the ales are extremely well kept and there is an extensive wine list. From the leather sofa's in the timber panelled bar through to the tastefully decorated modern dining areas, you would expect an expensive and chilly atmosphere but exactly the opposite is the case. The kitchen is open to the main restaurant which makes for a fascinating time watching the chef's at work. There are many positive aspects to the Inn at Grinshill but all are overshadowed by one thing. The service from each and every member of staff is second to none which ensures that a visit here is a very pleasant experience.
	Inn At Whitewell
	Dunsop Road, Whitewell, Clitheroe, Lancashire BB7 3AT - Tel: 01200 448222
	Excellent 14th Century inn overlooking the River Hodder. Situated adjacent to the village church in the heart of the lovely Forest of Bowland. Has it's own fishing rights within 3 acres of grounds and art gallery.
	Johnnie Fox'S
	Ballybetagh Road, Glencullen, Co. Dublin D18 X635 - Tel: 00353 1 295 5647
	Worth the trek to find this amazing old multi roomed pub up in the Dublin Mountains. Dating back to 1798 Johnnie Fox's is a lively place - even for Ireland! Good choice of beer and superb food. Seafood a speciality
	Jolly Sailor
	Lands End Road, Burseldon, Hampshire SO31 8DN - Tel: 0871 917 0007
	The Jolly Sailor is located on the banks of the River Hamble. It was built in 1713, has been a pub since 1845 and is a Grade II Listed building. The pub is also located in a conservation area. The Jolly Sailor's reputation is widespread, greatly enhanced in the 1980s when it featured prominently in the highly popular BBC TV series Howard's Way.
	Killingworth Castle
	Glympton Road, Wootton, Oxfordshire OX20 1EJ - Tel: 01993 811 401
	Dating back to 1637 the Killingworth Castle is located just outside the Cotswolds serving excellent food and home brewed ales. The service is excellent and well worth a visit. Like Winston Churchill, we visited when we were staying at Blenheim Palace!
	Kings Arms
	Main Road, Ombersley, Droitwich, Worcestershire WR9 0EW - Tel: 01905 620142
	A real gem. Excellent half timbered inn dating back to 1411 with timber beams, real roaring log fires with excellent quality food and traditional ales. Children welcome until 8:30
	Kirkstile Inn
	Loweswater, Cockermouth, Cumbria CA13 0RU - Tel: 01900 85219
	Traditional Lake District inn serving great food and ales, surrounded by stunning mountain scenery and just a 20 minute walk to either Loweswater or Crummock Water depending on which way you turn out of the front door.
	Lake Vyrnwy Hotel
	Off B4393, Llanwddyn, Powys SY10 0LY - Tel: 01691 870692
	Superb hotel with spectacular views over Lake Vyrnwy. Perched on the hillside amongst the trees, the Lake Vyrnwy Hotel offers award winning cuisine in luxurious surroundings. A perfect location for a special break in a delighful part of Wales.
	Lamb Inn
	Sheep Street, Burford, Oxfordshire OX18 4LR - Tel: 01993 823155
	Wonderful and extremely homely 16th century coaching inn with spectacular Tudor arch fireplace. We might be a bit biased about the Lamb as we visited on the way home, the day after we watched Fat Badger Kilo's favourite team win 5-0 in an FA Cup semi final at Wembley so we were already in a really good mood.
	Ma Pardoe'S
	89 Halesowen Road, Netherton, Worcestershire DY2 9PY - Tel: 01384 253075
	Correctly called the Old Swan and still retains many features from when Doris Pardoe was alive. Fabulous grade II listed old home brew pub known for it's character and one of the last four home berew pubs left in the 1970's. A proper real old Black Country pub serving great ales and bostin cobs.
	Mansion House Hotel
	Thames St, Poole, Dorset BH15 1JN - Tel: 01202 685666
	The Mansion House is an hotel rather than an inn. It isn't the cheapest accommodation in Poole but it's well worth the extra. Originally the Mayoral House of Poole dating back to 1780, the restaurant is first class and the comfort is luxury.
	Mason Arms
	Station Road, South Leigh, Oxfordshire OX29 6XN - Tel: 01993 702485
	Amazing 15th Century thatched inn serving excellent food, ales and wines but don't be caught with your mobile phone switched on or with any kids or dogs, as they'll all be thrown out ! If you're looking to spend some time in a good old Gentleman's club in a comfortable and civilised atmosphere with inglenook fireplaces then the Mason Arms is perfect. Peacocks and ducks are allowed, although they may find themselves on the menu ! Formally called 'Gerry Stonhill's Individual Masons Arms', this inn serves wonderful food, has a plethora of wines to choose from and an amazing collection of vintage armagnacs and a single cask of beer in the cellar. The Mason's is well worth a visit.
	Masons Arms
	Branscombe, Seaton, Devon EX12 3DJ - Tel: 01271 680300
	If you're looking for a Quality Inn, you won't find many better than this. Mid way between Sidmouth and Seaton, the 14th Century ivy clad Masons Arms is a superb example of old English inn with inglenook fireplace, superb food, great ales and a short walk from the beach. Even the table umbrellas outside are thatched ! Jack Woltynski emailed us to say this was his favourite inn in the whole universe !
	Mermaid Inn
	Mermaid Street, Rye, Sussex TN31 7EY - Tel: 01797 223065
	Stunning 15th century grade II* listed inn with cellars dating back to 1156. The former haunt of smugglers, the Mermaid allegedly has five different ghosts, no doubt there for the excellent food and ales.
	Millstone
	Hawarden Road, Penyffordd, Clwyd CH4 0JE - Tel: 01244 950678
	Very much a food led establishment but they actually know how to keep a really excellent pint of ale as well. We were taken to the Millstone and were blown away with the food quality, every dish is mouth watering and tastes as good as it sounds.
	Moat House
	Penkridge Road, Acton Trussell, Staffordshire ST17 0RJ - Tel: 01785 712217
	The Moat House is one of those inns where you know that whatever they do, they do it well. From very comfortable seating to a quality wine list and superb food, the first thing you notice is that warming smell of a real fire and when you see the magnificent fireplace in the cocktail bar you know you're going to be impressed by everything else they do. The original inn has been greatly extended to form a large hotel surrounded by various water features.
	Monsal Head Hotel
	Monsal Head, Little Longstone, Derbyshire DE45 1NL - Tel: 01629 640250
	The Monsal Head Hotel is effectively split into two with the main hotel with its' almost colonial style dining area and the Stables, a cosy pub converted from the original stables with original flag floor and large roaring fire. Both however, are located in one of the most stunning inn locations you could hope to find. Excellent food is served in the hotel whilst the Stables has a vast array of very well kept ales. The horseshoe shaped section of the River Wye meanders it's way under the spectacular viaduct of the former Midland Red Railway.
	Montagu Arms
	Beaulieu, New Forest, Hampshire SO42 7ZL - Tel: 01590 612324
	Quintessential English grade II listed quality hotel built in 1888 catering for all with oak panelled Monty's bar serving hotel guests and visitors alike. The Montagu is a short walk from the National Motor Museum and a delightful walk alongside the beautiful Beaulieu River to the spectacular Bucklers Hard. English Inns don't get much better than this and if you sit outside the front door with a pint, you might even find yourself feeding biscuits to the donkeys that wander along the main road.
	Moulin Inn
	Pitlochry, Perthshire, Tayside PH16 5EW - Tel: 01796 472196
	Less than a mile outside Pitlochry the Moulin Hotel is well worth the short trip up the hill to Moulin. Dating back to 1695 the Moulin not only serves great food, but serves excellent ales created in it's own brewery. With a babbling brook passing to the rear of the inn where you can watch the local wildlife from the dining room, you wont find a much better base in Central Scotland.
	Nobody Inn
	Doddiscombsleigh, Exeter, Devon EX6 7PS - Tel: 01647 252394
	Absolutely superb 16th Century Inn just 6 miles from Exeter and within a short drive from Dartmoor and the Coast. Traditionally brewed beer straight from the cask, local cider, over two hundred whiskies, over seven hundred wines, fine ports and brandies and home-made mulled wine plus superb home cooked food. Named after a former owner who refused to answer the door ! but now you won't find anywhere with a warmer welcome. This is what an English Inn is all about.
	Old Gate Inn
	Heathton, Claverley, Shropshire WV5 7EB - Tel: 01746 710431
	Country Inn dating back to 1600. Superb food and range of real ales with BBQ's in the summer. A Very cosy feel to the lounge area with warming fires and a buzzing atmosphere.
	Pandora Inn
	Restronguet Creek, Mylor Bridge, Falmouth, Cornwall TR11 5ST - Tel: 01326 372678
	Superb 13th-century thatched inn with whitewashed walls, beautiful thatched roof, serene waterside setting, flagstone floors, and low beamed ceilings. Delicious food in a picturesque Cornish setting overlooking Restronguet Creek. The Pandorra, named after the ship that was sent to Tahiti to capture the mutineers of Captain Bligh's Bounty, has its' own floating pontoon where it is possible to park your yacht for a spot of lunch.
	Penhelig Arms Hotel
	27-29 Terrace Road, Aberdovey, Gwynedd LL35 0LT - Tel: 01654 767215
	Excellent hotel offering superb views across the Dovey Estuary. The award winning Penhelig boasts a fine wine cellar, good ales and superb food either in the main hotel or Fisherman's Bar. With the train station located almost across the road, access is good for almost all types of transport.
	Port Gaverne Hotel
	Port Gaverne, Port Isaac, Cornwall PL29 3SQ - Tel: 01208 880244
	Locations don't get much better than this, Port Gaverne is a tiny cove on Cornwall's north coast just 5 minutes walk from Port Isaac. David Barnard's former successful creations at the Crab & Lobster, Crab at Chieveley and the Fish House guarantee that you won't be disppointed with food and drink at the 17th century Port Gaverne Hotel.
	Pot Kiln
	Frilsham Yattendon, Thatcham, Berkshire RG18 0XX - Tel: 01635 201366
	Secluded 18th Century pub serving great food and well kept real ales and located within the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Pot Kiln has been on our site since the start and rightly so as the quality is superb.
	Red Lion
	Burnsall, Skipton, North Yorkshire BD23 6BU - Tel: 01756 720204
	Originally a 16th century Ferryman's inn, the Red Lion is a traditional old English inn with timber panelling and oak floors. Excellent food and traditional ales. Situated alongside the River Wharfe in the heart of Wharfedale with a superb warmly welcome and most of the menu is locally farmed. Don't be surprised if you find yourself helping the local farmers to herd sheep around the lanes !
	Red Lion
	Wainlode Lane, Norton, Gloucestershire GL2 9LW - Tel: 01452 730935
	Delightful pub on the banks with glorious views of the River Severn with plenty of outdoor space to accommodate many people on sunny days. Being at the end of the Wainlode flood plain, the Red Lion has a long history of being flooded or close to. Excellent friendly service with well kept ales and lovely home cooked food from local produce.
	Red Lion Inn
	Main Street, Hognaston, Derbyshire DE6 1PR - Tel: 01335 370396
	Excellent village inn with superb cuisine and excellent traditional ales. Located in the heart of rural Derbyshire and just 5 miles from the town of Ashbourne with a real 'quality' feel and a warm welcome. Close to Carsington Water which is a popular visitor destination and sailing lake.
	Rising Sun Inn
	Harbourside, Lynmouth, Devon EX35 6EG - Tel: 01257 753223
	Grade II listed 18th Century Oak panelled thatched inn overlooking the harbour and with a good reputation for food. The poet Shelley is reputed to have spent his honeymoon in one of the bedrooms in the adjoining cottages. Idyllic.
	Riverside Inn
	A4110, Aymestrey, Herefordshire HR6 9ST - Tel: 01568 708440
	Excellent 16th Century half-timbered inn with many heavily beamed rooms, located in the heart of beautiful walking countryside . Excellent food including a great cheeseboard is served along with well kept traditional ales and a large wine list. The service at the Riverside is top quality with a close attention to detail and all with a friendly smile.
	Roe Deer
	Lawnswood, Wordsley, Staffordshire DY7 5QJ - Tel:
	Formerly Lawnswood House, a fabulous Edwardian home built for Baron Foley whose family became wealthy from ironmaking. The Roe Deer is now a delighfully sumptuous eating establishment which also serves superbly well kept ales.
	Royal Standard Of England
	Forty Green, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire HP9 1XT - Tel: 01494 673382
	World renowned 900 year old inn and it's no wonder why. Real fires, a friendly welcome, excellent ales, great food, low beams and history packed ! King Charles hid in the inn while fleeing the Batlle of Worcester in 1651. Popular with locals and tourists which provides the inns' only minus point - a car park which looks like it belongs in a huge theme park. It is rumoured that it once rained there as well !
	Ship Inn
	Red Wharf Bay, Anglesey, Gwynedd LL75 8RJ - Tel: 01248 852568
	Originally known as the Little Quay, this excellent 18th century inn is only separated from the beach by its own car park. With spectacular views across the estuary, the Ship Inn is a great spot to sit & sup a pint of excellent ale before popping inside to sample the tempting dishes on the menu. A good wine list and large selection of whiskies help to make the Ship a popular destination inn.
	Shipwrights Arms
	Helford, Helston, Cornwall TR12 6JX - Tel:
	Superb thatched Grade II listed village inn dating from the 18th century in a delightful setting on the south bank of the Helford River. Locations don't get much better than this and in good weather, the terrace overlooking the stunning Helford estuary is the most delightful place to while away the hours with some fantastic food and ales.
	Sligachan Hotel
	Sligachan, Isle Of Skye, Highlands IV47 8SW - Tel: 01478 650204
	Popular inn dating back to 1830 set in stunning surroundings. The Black Cuillin mountain overshadows from the rear and the sparkling waters of Loch Sligachan are stretched out to the front. The Sligachan can be busy especially with walkers & climbers but all can be accommodated in the huge Seumas' bar. Good food and excellent ales are served and live music is a regular feature - all complimented with a huge range of whiskies.
	Sloop Inn
	Bantham, Kingsbridge, Devon TQ7 3AJ - Tel: 01548 560489
	Smashing 17th century grade II listed inn just a short walk to the River Avon, the beach and the surf. Great food and ales in a location that just makes you feel like you're on holiday even if you aren't.
	Square & Compass
	Worth Matravers, Swanage, Dorset BH19 3LF - Tel: 01929 439229
	Excellent 18th century grade II listed smugglers inn which has been in the same family since 1907. The ale is served straight from the cask and is served through a little hatch and in earthenware jugs. The Square has flagstone floors, great coastal views and its own fossil museum. A little gem although very well known and can be busy however it's worth it!
	Tan Hill Inn
	Keld, Richmond, North Yorkshire DL116ED - Tel: 01833 533007
	Great Britain's highest Inn, located on the Pennine Way. Excellent food and Theakstons' Ales can be consumed before retiring to bed as the pub also does accommodation. The Tan Hill should be on every inn lovers wish list.
	The Beer Engine
	Newton St Cyres, Exeter, Devon EX5 5AX - Tel: 01392 851282
	Excellent brew pub adjacent to Newton St Cyres village railway station where you can view the brewing process before tasting some excellent ales. Not only are the ales great, the food is wonderful along with the delightfully efficient service. Well worth a visit.
	The Bell
	Church Lane, Sapperton, Gloucestershire GL7 6LE - Tel: 01285 760298
	When you first walk into the Bell at Sapperton, you feel as though you're out of place if you're just looking for a drink as the Bell is very much a food led operation. However, there is a very homely seating area towards the rear of this very stylish and contemporary inn. Locally sourced ingredients along with fresh fish from the south coast ensure that the menu at this excellent Cotswold inn is superb and along with fine ales, an excellent wine list and a very friendly, professional service, the Bell is an excellent choice of venue whilst exploring this delightful part of England.
	The Boat
	Erbistock, Wrexham, Clwyd LL13 0DL - Tel: 01978 280205
	Formerly two buildings close to the site of a former ferry crossing on the River Dee. The Boat is a sensational find, great food, lovely selection of well kept ales and the sort of service you'd expect from a top quality establishment. This 17th century grade II listed building is situated above a tranquil and picturesque part of the wonderful river Dee.
	The Bugle
	The Square, Yarmouth, IOW PO41 0NS - Tel: 01983 760272
	Lovely 16th Century Grade II* listed coaching inn with a lovely courtyard. The Bugle gets very busy when the yachties are out but they always seem to cope when rammed. The food is excellent especially the moules mariniere - Fat Badger Cath has them every time she goes. The good selection of real ales are also very well kept.
	The Fountain
	8 Temple Street, Lower Gornal, Staffordshire DY3 2PE - Tel: 01384 242777
	Friendly locals inn with a wide range of customers and an even wider range of guest ales makes the Fountain THE pub to visit out of the many good pubs in Gornal. The quality of the ales is such that the Dudley branch of Camra hold many of their meetings here. The Fountain continues to improve following substantial investment for a small inn and now boasts a printed menu which on first impression, appears to be that of a mass produced chain pub. On further inspection, the quality of presentation is matched by the daily specials on the wall and the finished product which arrives at your table.
	The Fountain
	The Fountain, Adams Hill, Clent, Stourbridge, Worcestershire DY9 9PU - Tel: 01562 883286
	Excellent well maintained inn with a warm welcome located in the Clent Hills serving traditional ales, an extensive wine list and a wide and varied quality food menu. Try the lamb pot roast........first class ! An impressive central open fire, flowers all around and professional staff give that quality touch.
	The Grenadier
	18 Wilton Row, Belgravia, London SW1X 7NR - Tel: 020 7235 3074
	An absolute gem, tucked away but close to Belgrave Square in Knightsbridge, the Grenadier was formerly the Duke of Wellington's Officers' mess. Now it serves great ales, mess food at lunchtime and restaurant food in the evening. There is all sorts of currency stuck to the ceiling and the character remains with military memorabilia. Where else in London could you get a sausage on a stick for a pound !
	The Queens
	113 Lower Galdeford, Ludlow, Shropshire SY8 1RU - Tel: 01584 879 177
	Excellent family owned establishment located in the heart of historic Ludlow serving excellent food and exceptionally well kept ales. Although close to the famous Feathers Hotel, the Queens is found by turning left from the Feathers rather than right into the main town. The ales are local and the food produced from local produce along with a locally sourced & excellent wine list.
	Three Acres Inn
	Drinker Lane, Roydhouse, West Yorkshire HD8 8LR - Tel: 01484 602606
	One of the easiest inns to find in Britain and well worth it. The Three Acres sits in the shadow of the Emley Moor Transmitter which can be seen from miles around West Yorkshire and beyond. Find the transmitter and you're only a few hundred yards from a great inn. The Three Acres serves superb food with an integral seafood bar and varied menu. Cask ales are also on tap with a good wine selection.
	Three Kings Inn
	Church End, Hanley Castle, Worcestershire WR8 0BL - Tel: 01684 592686
	Totally unspoilt and extraordinary half timbered traditional real ale pub. A short walk from the river Severn the 16th century grade II listed Three Kings feels like walking into someone's front room for a pint. The locals may be sharing some home cooked food or a platter of cheeses that they've brought with them and if it's your first visit, expect them to want to chat to you about where you're from. No pub food available but then you should be here for the superb ales!
	Tower Inn
	Slapton, Kingsbridge, Devon TQ7 2PN - Tel: 01548 580216
	Wonderful little inn dating back to 1347 in the lovely village of Slapton in Start Bay. The Tower inn was originally the cottages of the workers who built the monastic collegiate which casts its' shadow over the inn. Stone walls and low ceilings give the Tower Inn a homely atmosphere and pictures on the wall of the bar of a couple of Sir Winston Churchill's classic quotes will bring a smile to your face. Excellent quality food along with a good wine list and a range of well kept cask ales. Parking is limited but then the village is worth walking through anyway and the destination well worth it.
	White Horse
	Village Lane, Hedgerley, Buckinghamshire SL2 3UY - Tel: 01753 643225
	Superb grade II listed 17th Century oak framed inn serving fantastic ales straight from, the cask. The White Horse serves great home cooked food and is located in a delightful village close to the wonderful Burnham Beeches.
	White Lion
	Audlem Road, Hankelow, Cheshire CW3 0JA - Tel:
	Superb community owned inn serving excellent ales and wonderful food.
	Woodcock Inn
	Woodcock Lane, Iden Green, Kent TN17 4HT - Tel: 01580 240009
	Not quite in the centre of Iden Green (and it's not a big centre) makes the Woodcock a little struggle to find, but well worth it. Surrounded by 'Moor Wood' with a car park on the opposite side of the lane, the Woodcock will appear to be full and that's because it is a small place with very low well worn beams. The woodcock does though, ooze quality. With fine food, excellent ales and a good wine list, you can't go wrong, even the ice bucket & spoon are made from silver. Friendly service and comfortable seating around a hop covered inglenook only add to the atmosphere.
	Y Talbot
	The Square, Tregaron, Dyfed SY25 6JL - Tel: 01974 298208
	19th century grade II listed building full of character and located in the heart of Wales but just half an hour from the coast. The food is spectacular and complimented by fine wines and great local ales. Often visited by vintage cars and long distance walkers.
	Ye Old Sparrow Hawk Inn
	Wheatley Lane Road, Fence, Lancashire BB12 9QG - Tel: 01282 440951
	Delightful 18th Century inn set in the shadow of Pendle Hill with splendid views towards the M65 valley & Burnley beyond. The Sparrowhawk serves excellent food cooked from locally sourced produce, a range of real ales and an impressive wine list. The inn itself is an interesting array of rooms set around a central bar area which has a grandiose glass dome set in the ceiling. The service is first-rate, efficient & professional.
	Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese
	145 Fleet Street, The City, London EC4A 2BU - Tel: 020 7353 6170
	A fabulous grade II listed old English inn dating back to 1667. Wood panelled interior frequented over the years by Dickens, Johnson, Thackeray and other literary giants in search of good food, good drink, and good conversation.
	Yew Tree
	Church Lane, Cauldon, Staffordshire ST10 3EJ - Tel: 01538 308348
	19th Century institution ! Named after the old Yew tree in the car park, the grade II listed Yew Tree serves excellently well kept ale and is filled with the most amazing collection of antique clocks and machines and hasn't changed for years. Well worth a visit.