Leeds lost pubs
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I've been in the West Riding Refreshment Rooms this evening in Dewsbury. 6/7 cask beers, draught cider, Belgian Beers, genuine continental lagers - the place was heaving. Caught the train home and thought about calling in at the Rock in Morley for an odd one - cask beer gone - loud music - hardly anyone in the place.Is it surprising given the economic climate that pubs are closing. They're taking the line of least resistance and serving cr@p to the punters and the punters can buy the same cr@p much cheaper at Morrisons (etc) what a surprise the pubs are closing.
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hooley wrote: drapesy wrote: There's work going on at the Prince of Wales on Swinegate Good. I just hope it doesn't turn into another trendy wine bar with no cask ales. I'd noticed this too - the frontage has all been repainted and the pub signs have been taken down. Not sure if this is a good thing or a bad thing...
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simong wrote: Aeldfrith wrote: Went past the Tut tonight and the lights were on, but the doors were shut. It was only 5.45 though. I havent seen it open on a lunchtime for ages. Yes, I noticed that last night too at about 6.30. Mike at the Tarn has mentioned before that it's hardly open at the moment - there's a few takers for the quiz on Thursday nights and a decent handful on Saturday evenings but they never seem to have any cask ale so I don't bother hanging around. It's a far cry from when it was packed out at weekends a few years ago. Passed by the Tut n Shive this aft and it was closed and now has a "Pub To Let" sign outside.
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