Lincoln boozers? which one?

[gemarriott]

Calling RAF Lincoln. a few quiet fellow armourers and I are looking for a boozer to meet at one saturday afternoon/evening which is easy to find for those of us travelling in to the area from outside.

All we ask is it is easy to find, has a quiet room where we can sit and drink lemonade or beer if so inclined and discuss our plans to take over the world or at least organise the next National armourers social gathering.

Oh yes need answers quick team!!DT_Xtremez_14:

 

[katinthehat]

Gem being a local to the area all my drinking life - I can recommend several - depends what kind of atmosphere you are after.
PM me if you like!!!

 

[vim_fuego]

I believe the Angel Bar would be most accomodating for you and your friends...

 

[gemarriott]

I believe the Angel Bar would be most accomodating for you and your friends...

You do know that if that is poof's powder palace the entire fellowship of knuckledraggers will be hunting you down like a pack of Wgafs hounds after a fox?DT_Xtremez_05:

 

[katinthehat]

You do know that if that is poof's powder palace the entire fellowship of knuckledraggers will be hunting you down like a pack of Wgafs hounds after a fox?DT_Xtremez_05:

You need the one just as you come over Pelham Bridge Gem, as you head out towards Branston - its like a Vaudeville Review bar... only by drags!!!
Great night out for a laugh!!!!

 

[mad_collie]

The Strugglers & The Victoria in the Bailgate.

Good range of real ales in both, only just around the corner from one another.

Sightings of an unsteady collie in the vicinity at closing time are unconfirmed.

Failing that, just go to the Witherspoons in Silver Street, there is a kebab shop & taxi rank just around the corner.

Sightings of an unsteady collie . . . etc etc

 

[katinthehat]

ooh the Vic was a favourite haunt in my youth... along with the Duke william, Lion & Snake, Ivy, Stag, etc etc..........

 

[vim_fuego]

The quieter pubs seem to be up that steep hill ie real ale and chunky jumpers...Thats my expert opinion after trailing around in the rain last Friday anyway...

 

[katinthehat]

The quieter pubs seem to be up that steep hill ie real ale and chunky jumpers...Thats my expert opinion after trailing around in the rain last Friday anyway...

They are all uphill that I posted above Vim.... and full of Teacher Training students....

 

[Major Geek]

You need the one just as you come over Pelham Bridge Gem, as you head out towards Branston - its like a Vaudeville Review bar... only by drags!!!
Great night out for a laugh!!!!

And a meeting place for swingers - apparently!

 

[Beerofund]

These will be right up your street Gem !!!!

http://www.pinkuk.com/listings/pubs/pubListing.asp?cid=62&town=Lincolnshire

 

[TheHogwartsBEngO]

Already been said that anywhere in the Bailgate area should suit. Try the Magna Carta - it's in the Courtyard that separates the front entrance of the Cathedral from the castle - on the corner where it drops down to steep hill. Very pleasant pub - lively at times but never gets too roudy.

Lion and Snake, Duke William and Prince of Wales are good too.

 

[Fablon biff chit]

The falcon - trebles for singles. Full of students though

 

[gemarriott]

Thanks for the ideas, we will no doubt be at one or more of them very soon.

 

[swiv]

pubs in Lincoln

pubs in Lincoln

Try the Morning Star Uphill in Greetwell gate . I live just round the corner and its a great pub. Swiv

 

[maxvon]

The Peacock is great for food as is The Strugglers- at the bottom of town theres always Orgasmic( tee hee) or the Tap and Spile.

 

[dkh51250]

Forgive the necro post. As a frequent visitor to Lincoln, the one thing I have noticed is the diminishing numbers of watering holes, since the days of my misspent youth. Gone, but not forgotten,The Queens Hotel, The Millers Arms, The Chaplin Arms, The Wildlife, Robeys Club, Rustons Club, The Lion, and many more. On a more upbeat note, nice to see that The Clangers in Waddo village was still hanging in there on my last visit.

 

[exraf]

The Still, Witch and Wardrobe.

 

[Late & Tired]

Quick question to those in the know...
Is 'The Jolly Brewer' on Broadgate still open?
I used to spend half my life in there in the late 80s, supposedly studying for HNC in Monks Road.
Used to be a decent pint.

 

[sid the squid]

The jolly Brewer is a good night for bands etc, good atmosphere and a real mixture of clientèle .
the widows cullens well is in the uphill area and very cheap (£2.30 for a decent lager) no music just plain old chatting and some interesting characters !