ah right sorry mate, this any better?..... The name "Catbrain" derives from the Middle English "cattes brazen" which is a reference to the cat brain pie that is the characteristic dish of the region.
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ah right sorry mate, this any better?..... The name "Catbrain" derives from the Middle English "cattes brazen" which is a reference to the cat brain pie that is the characteristic dish of the region.
Yep, much better. That's the one I'm sticking with.
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Hello Jordan how are you today mate.
Good thanks mate... off the cats brain pie though tbh, gives me bad breath! How are you mate?
carlos21
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I am not good mate sick again pal.
The Derby Arms - Great Urswick, tiny village just outside Ulverston, Cumbria.
Not only is it a cracking boozer, with the friendliest licensee that you'll ever meet, but it also has probably the best value B and B rooms in Cumbria - converted stable block. They also provide incredibly cheap licences to fish in the tarn facing it.
( which is full of fish )
If you want a cracking amazingly priced place pub to stay at whilst in Cumbria this is it - twenty mins from Bowness etc .
The village also has another good pub, that serves cracking food.
Went in Ye Cracke on Sat, hadn't been in ages. Was full of absolute student biffs unfortunately.
COYBL25, you like your drink, have you thought about AA :/
Joking of course, some nice boozers going on there.
Ha ha, I just love everything about proper pubs and beer mate. Its just a pity that my missus is a wine bar girl !
White Hart Inn : Bouth, Cumbria.
Tiny village a couple of miles from Newby Bridge.
Owned and run by ex TT rider, Nigel Barton.
17th Century coaching inn, superb collection of local ales, great food ( bit pricey ) and seven rooms above.
Wonderful pub.
...outside of Liverpool, I like the Taps in Lytham. Fine little boozer. Some great pubs in Liverpool City Centre, though.
Favourite pub in Durham, boss food, real ale and a free juke box
Walking distance from my house- has its own brewery attached: Sonnet 43 Brewhouse
Collingwood Arms in Jesmond, Newcastle.
Stunning two hundred year old pub which everything else has grown around, houses, flats etc, so it's like an island.
Great beers and decent food too.
Weirdly stops serving at 11pm, even at the weekend.
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