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On January 9th this year, at approximately 21:00 hours, a fire broke out in the fourth floor of the building that housed the Bay Horse. The pub had actually been closed for a few months because of flooding. I suppose the work of the Strathclyde fire Brigade pouring thousands of gallons ... Read review
At the edge of the market town of Sudbury, this traditional family-run local pub offers en ... more
suite accommodation, a friendly atmosphere, free Wi-Fi and free parking.The Bay Horse is within walking distance of Sudbury’s town centre and is situated on the main Bury St Edmunds road, the A134.The Bay Horse is run by your hosts, Charlie and Micaela, who pride themselves on offering a relaxed, friendly atmosphere and comfortable en suite accommodation.The rooms are located to the rear of the pub, separate from the main building. Each room has a TV with Freeview digital channels, a hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities.Free Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available throughout.At the front of the pub, there is a covered and heated patio area for the cooler nights. There is also a substantial garden at the back of the building for the warmer summer days.The pub hosts live music every Saturday night.
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The Bay Horse Inn is a lovely 16c Coaching Inn situated on the Village Green in the ... more
picturesque village of Winton Winton is a typical Cumbrian settlement from the Early English period nestling in the beautiful Eden Valley It is an ideal starting point for numerous scenic walks including the Nine Standards and Wild Boar FellThe village is approximately 15 miles north of Kirkby StephenKirkby Stephen is situated on the A685 approximately 10 miles north east the M6 Motorway Junction 38 and 4miles west of the A66 at BroughWe offer excellent home cooked food and very comfortable accommodation
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The Bay horse Inn is a stone built building located in the quiet village of brandon It ... more
is situated on a hill overlooking Durham city which is only a short drive away The bay horse has 10 chalet bedrooms being a mixture of double twin single and family roomsThey are situated around a courtyard behind the pub the Hotel has a locally reknowned restarant and has a tradtional bar serving a range of beers and real ales
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The Bay Horse is situated in the quiet market town of Bromyard just 12 miles north west ... more
of HerefordA traditional timber building dateing back to the 16th century with a wealth of period features Each of our 5 en suite rooms feature a wealth of period character combined with modern facilities Our dining room is open 7 days a week and offers simple traditional food made from locally sourced ingredients special dietry requirements can be catered forThe bar is the traditional hub of the comunity that you might expect from an Inn that has been operating for nearly 500 years Local characters always present we also offer entertainment at weekends in the form of live music from some of the excelent local bands
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Advantages: It is a real down to earth pub (literally!!) Disadvantages: it has been demolished
...the building that housed the Bay Horse. The pub had actually been closed for a few months because of flooding. I suppose the work of the Strathclyde fire Brigade pouring thousands of gallons of water onto the flames did not help the Bay Horse's cause any. (OK, who ordered the water in their whisky?)
The building had to be demolished causing chaos to city centre traffic for a couple of weeks (just how long does it take to rip a building ... ...very good hearing!!) but the bay horse had character. It also had its fair share of characters!
That said, it was not one of the nicest city centre pubs. If truth be told, it was a bit of a dump. I can count on my two hands the number of times I frequented it (not exactly a regular shall we say?)
Whilst the passing of such an establishment is regrettable (unless you happened to be the bloke that copped the insurance ... more
My initial review of this establishment was somewhat lacking in details (my gratitude to all of those that pointed this out to me) so I thought that I would set the record straight.
When I say that this is a REAL down to earth pub, I LITERALLY meant it, for it has been demolished.
On January 9th this year, at approximately 21:00 hours, a fire broke out in the fourth floor of the building that housed the Bay Horse. The pub had actually been closed for a few months because of flooding. I suppose the work of the Strathclyde fire Brigade pouring thousands of gallons of water onto the flames did not help the Bay Horse's cause any. (OK, who ordered the water in their whisky?)
The building had to be demolished causing chaos to city centre traffic for a couple of weeks (just how long does it take to rip a building down?
It is sad to see any city centre pub disappearing, because, in my opinion, there are not enough real pubs in the city centre of Glasgow. Admittedly there are hundreds of places to buy a drink, but not too many "pubs." Booze boutiques may appeal to younger folk, with too much money and not enough sense (and by the time they reach my age not very good hearing!!) but the bay horse had character. It also had its fair share of characters!
That said, it was not one of the nicest city centre pubs. If truth be told, it was a bit of a dump. I can count on my two hands the number of times I frequented it (not exactly a regular shall we say?)
Whilst the passing of such an establishment is regrettable (unless you happened to be the bloke that copped the insurance cheque) to the majority of city centre drinkers, and certainly the majority of tourists to my dear green place (Glasgow) it is no real loss.
Advantages: Very Close to Hereford centre. Disadvantages: Non really
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I was booked to do a church service in Hereford and my hubby suggested that we go for the weekend, so onto the internet I went, doing a Google search for hotels in the Hereford area. As we were aiming for the HR4 postcode area, we looked for a similar postcode. After looking at a couple of hotels, this one caught my eye, I liked the fact that it had its own website and I thought it looked very nice from the pictures, I also took a look at reviews and the menu on offer.
There were only a couple of short reviews on the one site, one was in favour of the Inn and other ran it down slightly. From experience we decided to take the one review with a pinch of salt and rang up the Inn. I do like it when you can talk to a person instead of emailing when it comes to things like this. You can tell a lot from the way ...
Advantages: Near school, cheap beer, Millionaire machine Disadvantages: It ain't a classy joint....
Lets just get a couple of things straight before I start. York and the York area is home to 19 pubs and inns named The BayHorse or The BayHorse Inn. Through no fault of my own, BayHorse pubs in York are known as ones who harbour men of a certain sexual persuasion. Whether you would want to frequent one is none of my business. However, the BayHorse I am assessing is The BayHorse, located on the A19 route into York, addressed 105 Main Street, Fulford, York.
To get there, from the centre of York, follow signs for the A19 to Selby, progress into Fulford, a suburb of York. After passing a Repsol filling station, around 200m further south, on the left hand side of the road, is the BayHorse. From the South, go into York from the McArthur Glen Designer Outlet exit of the A64. The pub is on the right hand side of the road about 3 ...
Dawson 20.02.2002
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Advantages: Cheap Beer, location. Disadvantages: Lack of seating
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And....the ultimate instrument for a good pub....... The Weakest Link machine! However, its at the abnormally high price of £1 per play. This is why you should go to The Old White Swan or the BayHorse (both reviewed or soon to be reviewed), or the underwater King's Arms in York where its 50p per play. The Cab also has a reasonably good juke box.
Furthermore, the Hansom cab has reasonably un-peaky toilets. Clean but small. Thats fine by me.
Food is served at a reasonable price considering this pub is smack bang in the centre of York. Sandwiches and Yorkshires - standard York Pub fare.
All in all, the Hansom Cab is a great pub for about 7 or 8pm on a night out. You can get in 3 pints of Sam's and a go on the Weakest Link for under £5, possibly sit in an incredibly comfortable seat. Its also right in the centre of town, handy ...
Dawson 21.02.2002
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