Visited 25th November 2010.
After leaving 'The Savoy' we managed to get back on track and realised that if we had previously turned left instead of right we would have reached a part of town with two 'spoons in the same road, not next to each other, but close. We picked on 'The Sir Daniel Arms' as the first of the pair to try. It's a nice looking pub inside but a problem quickly arises - no Buffalo Trace, I opt for a Bulleit and Pepsi instead with Mrs S. opting for a Pepsi. Again, it's a busy pub but the lunchtime rush is over now so we are able to find a table with not to much effort. It's a dark pub, two stories and with a dance floor but I was disappointed with the loos - a bit more regular checking required.
After leaving 'The Savoy' we managed to get back on track and realised that if we had previously turned left instead of right we would have reached a part of town with two 'spoons in the same road, not next to each other, but close. We picked on 'The Sir Daniel Arms' as the first of the pair to try. It's a nice looking pub inside but a problem quickly arises - no Buffalo Trace, I opt for a Bulleit and Pepsi instead with Mrs S. opting for a Pepsi. Again, it's a busy pub but the lunchtime rush is over now so we are able to find a table with not to much effort. It's a dark pub, two stories and with a dance floor but I was disappointed with the loos - a bit more regular checking required.
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