Greenland Dock looking east, in the direction of the first pub.
The Moby Dick.
Ales on offer at the Moby Dick.
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#1 |
6.00pm - 7.00pm |
Moby Dick It has nice relaxing views over Greenland Dock, at least 4 different ales, and does decent pub food at decent prices. |
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From the Moby Dick, turn left and follow the footpath along the dock toward the boats. Turn right at the end and then right again on the other side of the dock.
The Wibbly Wobbly pub/boat.
The floating outside section, reached through the boat itself.
The inside. An article, scanned by Noel, about Malcolm Hardee and his tenure of this boat is here:
Some of the Mensan pub crawlers enjoying the sunset on the crawl itself.
Sunset view.
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#2 |
7.10pm - 8.10pm |
Wibbly Wobbly The star of the show tonight - a boat pub. The gentle rocking might have been too much for some people late on, I thought, so it was put at the beginning of the crawl instead. |
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En route to the Ship & Whale on the night of the crawl itself.
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#3 |
8.15pm - 8.45pm |
Ship & Whale Smart, relaxed venue with a popular beer garden. |
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#4 |
8.55pm - 9.25pm |
The Clipper Has live music most Friday nights. The research visit night featured a modern Amy Winehouse influenced singer of some talent but unfortunately on the crawl itself, they were only showing the football (England did win 5-0 however). |
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#5 |
9.40pm - 10.15pm |
Pizza Lounge Very much an upmarket pub catering for the recent influx of city types around these parts. Its garden is almost completely covered with wooden decking. |
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#6 |
10.30pm - closing |
Old Salt Quay Large and noisy pub on the riverbank. It's selling point is the garden, which is basically the river's edge, with great views of the city, and provides a quieter area than the inside. |
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