Sentences with phrase «street traditional pub»

One of the oldest local traditions in England, probably dating back to the fourteenth century, the Haxey Hood takes place on January 6th each year at Haxey Dating from the 1850's, when it sat amidst fields and farms, The Robin Hood & Little John is a delightful little back street traditional pub.

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Fish and Chips are traditional British fare served up in pubs throughout the United Kingdom and from street vendors — especially near the Thames in London.

This is a very traditional English country pub and as such, it is the type of place that most singles in Chester Le Street will feel right at home with.

Catch a drink or dinner in one of the traditional pubs, and if you're with kids, check out the street performers — my kids adored their tricks!

The cobbles which line the streets make way for shops full of traditional Bavarian wares and German taverns and pubs lure in visitors with the smell of classic delicacies.

It's a beautiful, vibrant and busy street, packed with plenty of places to eat, traditional pubs, eclectic shops, visitors attractions and entertaining buskers.

But if you're like me, and prefer the old, traditional type pubs then check out Fly in the Loaf, a nice little boozer on Hardman Street.