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Pubs Galore Top 10 Pubs Boak & Bailey Twitter Poll Boak & Bailey Twitter poll Pubs Galore top 10 pubs Bartons Arms BIrmingham 1 Bartons Arms Aston Birmingham 2 Bell Aldworth 2 Bell Inn Aldworth Reading 3 Bridge Inn Topsham 1 Bridge Topsham Exeter 2 Cross Keys Thame 1 Cross Keys Thame 1 Fat Cat Sheffield 1 Fat Cat Kelham Island Sheffield 1 Fat Cat Norwich 1 Fat Cat West End Norwich 2 Gardeners Arms Lewes 1 Gardener's Arms Lewes 1 Great Western Wolverhampton 4 Great Western Wolverhampton 3 Grove Huddersfield 3 Grove Huddersfield 5 Harp Covent Garden 1 Harp Charing Cross WC2 2 Hemingford Arms Islington 1 Hemingford Arms Barnsbury N1 1 Hope Carshalton 4 Hope Carshalton 3 Live and Let Live Cambridge 1 Live & Let Live Cambridge 1 Manor Arms Broughton in Furness 1 Manor Arms Broughton in Furness 1 Marble Arch Manchester 1 Marble Arch Northern Quarter Manchester 4 Nag's Head Reading 1 Nags Head Reading 4 Shakespeare's Sheffield 1 Shakespeares Kelham Island Sheffield. 1 Southampton Arms NW5 1 Southampton Arms Gospel Oak NW5 2 Square and Compass Worth Matravers 1 Square & Compass Worth Matravers Swanage 3 Swan with two necks Pendleton 1 Swan with Two Necks Pendleton Clitheroe 1 Three Stags Wardlow Mires 1 Three Stags Heads Wardlow Buxton 1 Ye Old Mitre London? 1 Ye Old Mitre Holborn EC1 2 Albion KIngston upon Thames 1 Abbotsford New Town Edinburgh 1 Alexandra SW19 1 Albion Conwy 1 Barrels Hereford 1 Alfred Upper Hale Farnham 1 Berry Walmer 1 Anderson Fortrose 1 Biddles Clapton 1 Angel Northern Quarter Manchester 1 Bow bar Edinburgh 1 Angels Micropub Belper 1 Brandling Villa Gosforth 1 Antelope Surbiton 2 Britannia Elterwater 1 Bar Fringe Northern Quarter Manchester 1 Cafe Royal Edinburgh 1 Barley Mow Kirk Ireton Ashbourne 1 Cambridge Blue Cambridge 1 Barrels Berwick upon Tweed 1 Castle Hotel Manchester 1 Beacon Hotel Sedgley Dudley 3 Coach and Horses Soho 1 Bell Walton-on-the Hill Tadworth 1 Cricketers Berwick, E Sussex 1 Bell Inn Kersey Ipswich 1 Dog Burton 1 Bhurtpore Aston Nantwich 2 Drapers Arms Bristol 1 Black Dog Whitstable 1 Enigma Tap North Shields 1 Black Friar Blackfriars EC4 1 Euston Tap Euston 1 Black Horse Clapton In Gordano Bristol 1 Fat Cat Ipswich 1 Black Horse Hotel Preston 4 Final Whistle Southwell 1 Black Lion Consall Stoke on Trent 1 Free Trade Inn Newcastle 2 Blake Hotel Walkley Sheffield 1 Gallaghers Birkenhead 1 Blue Anchor Helston 1 Golden Smog Stockton on Tees 1 Blue Bell York 2 Grill Aberdeen 1 Blythe Hill Tavern Catford SE23 1 Hanging Bat Edinburgh 1 Boltmaker's Arms Keighley 1 Helgies Kirkwall 1 Brace of Pheasants Plush Dorchester 1 Jolly Angler Manchester 1 Bridge End Ruabon Wrexham 1 Kean's Head Nottingham 1 Bridge Hotel Newcastle 2 Lamb & Flag Oxford 1 Britannia Upper Gornal Dudley 1 Laurieston Glasgow 1 Briton's Protection Manchester 1 Magnet Free House Stockport 1 Brunswick Inn Derby 5 Mash Tun Aberlour 1 Bull & Bladder (Vine) Brierley Hill 4 Mean Eyed Cat Newcastle 1 Burnt Pig Ilkeston 1 Nellies (White Horse) Beverley 1 Camp House Inn Grimley Worcester 1 North Riding Brew pub Scarborough 1 Case Is Altered Five Ways Warwick 1 Office Morpeth 1 Cask Pimlico SW1 2 Old Ship Seahouses 2 Castle Inn St Ives (Cornwall) 1 Packhorse LIttle Longstone 1 Charles Lamb Canonbury N1 1 Pride of Spitalfields Spitalfields 1 Chesham Arms Hackney E8 2 Queen's Head King's Cross 1 City Arms Manchester 2 Queen's Head Stow on Wold 1 Cock Tavern Hackney E8 1 Red Lion Alnmouth 1 Codsall Station Codsall Wolverhampton 1 Rutland Arms Sheffield 1 Court House Dudley 1 Sair Linthwaite 1 Cover Bridge Inn Wensleydale Leyburn 2 Salutation Ham 1 Craft Beer Co Covent Garden WC1 1 Ship & MItre Liverpool 2 Cricketers St Helens 1 Snuffy Jacks Bristol 1 Cross Keys Chester 1 Star St Just (wrong Star) 1 Crown Beeston 1 Star Crowlas (right star) 1 Crown and Anchor Stockwell SW9 1 Star and Garter Bromley 1 Crown Inn Stockport 3 Swan York 1 Crown Inn Churchill Winscombe 1 Sweffling White Horse Saxmundham 1 Crown Posada Newcastle 1 Town Mouse Newcastle 1 Cumberland Arms Ouseburn Newcastle 1 Turnpike Withington (Manchester) 1 Dacre Arms Blackheath SE13 1 Victoria Inn Colchester 1 Dove Street Inn Ipswich 1 Woodlands Silverdale 1 Drayman's Son Ely 1 Dukes Head Highgate 1 Total nominations 89 Dun Cow Sunderland 1 Earle Arms Heydon Norwich 1 Elephant Faversham 1 Express Kew Bridge Brentford 1 FAB Café Manchester 1 Falkland Arms Great Tew Chipping Norton 1 Farmers Arms Muker Richmond (N Yorks) 1 Fat Cat and Canary Thorpe Hamlet Norwich 1 Fernandes Brewery Tap Wakefield 1 Fleece Inn Bretforton Evesham 3 Flowerpots Inn Cheriton Alresford 1 Fox & Goose Hebden Bridge 1 Gardeners Arms Jericho Oxford 1 Garland Redhill 1 George & Dragon Inn Aysgarth Leyburn 1 Globe Dunstable 2 Golden Lion Lancaster 1 Grapes Liverpool Central Liverpool 1 Grocers Cadishead Manchester 1 Grove Leeds 2 Guide Dog Southampton 3 Guildford Arms New Town Edinburgh 1 Halfway House Brenchley Tonbridge 2 Halfway House Edinburgh 1 Halfway House Pitney Langport 1 Hand & Shears Smithfield EC1 2 Hare & Hounds Wadsworth Hebden Bridge 1 Harrogate Tap Harrogate 1 Harrow Inn Steep Petersfield 1 Harry's Bar Wakefield 3 Herdwick Lancaster University Lancaster 1 Hogarths Preston 1 Hole in Wall Southsea 1 Holly Bush Inn Makeney Belper 1 Hope Heaton Norris Stockport 1 House of Trembling Madness York 1 Imperial Exeter 1 John Hewitt Cathedral Quarter Belfast 1 Kays Bar New Town Edinburgh 1 Kelham Island Tavern Kelham Island Sheffield 2 King and Co Clapham SW4 1 King George V Brompton Gillingham 1 Kings Arms Kidlington 1 Kings Head (The Low House) Laxfield Woodbridge 1 Lady Luck Canterbury 1 Land of Liberty, Peace & Plenty Heronsgate Rickmansworth 1 Leslies Bar Newington Edinburgh 1 Lion Tavern Moorfields Liverpool 1 Ma Egerton’s Liverpool 1 Major Tom’s Harrogate 1 Malt & Hops Leith Edinburgh 1 Malt n Hops Chorley 1 Malt Shovel Northampton 1 Masons Arms Billinge Wigan 1 Masons Arms Headington Oxford 1 Masons Arms Teddington 1 Mayflower Rotherhithe SE16 1 Mitre North Sheen Richmond 1 Monks Walk Beverley 1 Moorbrook Moor Park Preston 1 New Inn Clitheroe 1 New Oxford Salford 1 Newport Inn Braishfield Romsey 1 North Bar Leeds 1 Oak Dewlish Dorchester 1 Oddfellow’s Arms Nantwich 1 Old Bell and Crown Hatherden Andover 1 Old Cock Otley 1 Old Fountain Old Street EC1 1 Old Spot Inn Dursley 1 Old Swan Inn (Ma Pardoe's) Netherton Dudley 3 Orange Tree Winchmore Hill N21 2 Organ Grinder Loughborough 3 Pelican Inn Gloucester 1 Peveril of the Peak Manchester 1 Philharmonic Dining Rooms Liverpool 1 Plasterers Arms Norwich 1 Plough Worcester 1 Post Office Vaults Birmingham 1 Princess Louise Holborn WC1 1 Rake Borough Market SE1 1 Red Lion Snargate Romney Marsh 2 Roscoe Head Liverpool 3 Royal Exchange Stone 2 Royal Oak Borough SE1 3 Royal Standard Wooburn Common High Wycombe 1 Royal Standard of England Forty Green Beaconsfield 1 Salehurst Halt Salehurst Robertsbridge 1 Salisbury Harringay N4 1 Seven Stars Chancery Lane WC2 1 Seven Stars Rugby 2 Ship and Castle Aberystwyth 1 Shipwrights Arms Hollow Shore Faversham 1 Slip Inn Clementhorpe York 1 Sportsman Huddersfield 1 Star Inn Bath 3 Strugglers Inn Lincoln 1 Surrey Oaks Parkgate Dorking 1 Talbot St Helens 1 Talbot Arms Settle 1 Tapping the Admiral Kentish Town NW1 1 Templar Hotel Leeds 1 Thatchers Arms Northmoor Green Bridgwater 1 Trafalgar South Wimbledon SW19 1 Trotter Inn Crickham Wedmore 1 Victoria Great Harwood Blackburn 2 Victoria Beeston Nottingham 1 Victoria Bayswater W2 1 Warrington Hotel Maida Vale W9 1 Wellington Birmingham 3 Wenlock Arms Hoxton N1 4 West Riding Licensed Refreshment Rooms Dewsbury 1 Whalebone Wincomlee Hull 2 White Horse Welton Daventry 1 White Horse Hedgerley Slough 1 White Star Liverpool 1 Whitelocks First City Luncheon Bar Leeds 1 Wigan Central Wigan 2 Wilton's Whitechapel E1 1 Wonston Arms Wonston Winchester 1 Wyndham Arms Salisbury 1 Ye Old Boot Inn Chester 1 Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese Fleet Street EC4 1 Ye Olde Mitre Inne High Barnet Barnet 1 Yew Tree Cauldon Stoke on Trent 1 Total nominations 282 Participants 28.
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