There are between 100 and 120 pubs in Chester. Our objective is quite simple - to drink in all of them, in one year, on Thursday nights.
Saturday, September 24, 2011
No. 94 The Slug & Lettuce
Visited on 22/9/11. This is a cavernous nondescript modern bar which is part of a national chain. It was reasonably busy and seemed to be populated mainly by twenty-something ugly women wearing unfeasibly high heels and thirty-something ugly blokes wearing unfeasibly cheap suits. At one point we thought there might even have been a ‘singles’ night on, but dismissed the possibility because none of us were chatted up. Anyhow, unlike many similar establishments, real ale is on offer here - Morland Speckled Hen - and it was half decent to be fair. Not too dear either. Doubt we’ll be back like.
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I once walked past the place and overheard a women complaining that her son had said he'd meet her in the "Slug And Pellet" and how she'd stopped people to ask where said "Pellet" was !!
ReplyDeleteLaugh - I almost bought a round.
The Slug & Pellet is an ace name for a pub.
ReplyDeleteThe Royal on Woodchurch Road, Birkenhead has been renamed the Cock and Pullet. Whoever made that decision certainly is, and certainly does.
ReplyDeleteThat's got to be an urban myth. I demand photographic evidence.
ReplyDeleteI've heard of The Organ Inn; so you can ask someone in the street : How far's the organ in ?
ReplyDeleteAnd a mate swore he used to go to The Whippet Inn, where they sold, wait for it, their own cider.
http://birkonian.blogspot.com/2011/01/cock-and-pullet-birkenhead.html
ReplyDeleteI reckon nobody on that blog has even noticed it's a double entendre. Looks like a decent boozer though - another CBP 'on tour' maybe.
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