BeerBusGuide

Mobile friendly guide to the best bus routes serving the best bars in town! Developing @hop_Gram beer-centric photo messenger Ride. Walk. Drink!

[Pubs 🍻 @GBbooze]

Kirkstall Brewery Tap, Kirkstall Rd, Burley, #Leeds 🍻
Kirkstall Taproom & Kitchen showcases Kirkstall Brewery in a space which has the look and feel of their historic, community pubs. Enjoy the freshest Kirkstall beer across nineteen lines. 📸https://t.co/DuvfBUsr3u

[Britain's Lost & Living Pubs @Britains___Pubs]

If you ever need inspiration, simply look to quintessential Britain and it's beautiful pubs.

Chilham Village in Kent, UK

[Tweedy Pubs @TweedyPubs]

An embarrassment of riches at the Harp today - 4 of the 8 cask ales are bitters! Might give one a miss for use of Amarillo hops (Downlands Brewery Best) but even 3/8 is a great showing in London in 2026. Started with a Harvey's Sussex Best (of course), which was excellent...

[Britain's Lost & Living Pubs @Britains___Pubs]

'Leaving', Ye Old Cheshire Cheese (2022) by AS Morrigan

[Mersey Ferries @MerseyFerries]

The first new Mersey Ferry in more than 60 years takes to the water. ❤️ A landmark day for our region's world-famous ferry service. 🚢⚓#RoyalDaffodilEra #MerseyFerry

[Vinnie Sullivan @VinnieSull1van]

This weekend for @PubHistoryTours in Richmond, we will be visiting the 'White Cross', a very special pub where, now and then, the River Thames floods so high that you're literally stuck inside it.

Join us for a walk in a beautiful, historic area with a few beverages here and there. If you love walking, seeing, or photographing beautiful places, you're going to love this one. Be you on your own, a couple, or bringing friends and family, our days out have something for everyone.

Fear not, if we get stuck, they do offer wellies. Unless you'd prefer to be stuck inside of course. It's always good to see these historic gems while we can as you never know what's around the corner.

See you soon. 🤝

[Nigel Sadler @NigelSommelier]

Fuller's Vintage Ale 2026 is now available to order from them direct:

"Vintage Ale 2026 features a blend of modern hop varieties. Jester from the Old World, delivering citrus & stone fruit notes. Dolcita from the New World giving influences of Peach, Berry & Orange."

[Pubs 🍻 @GBbooze]

Tynemouth Lodge Hotel, North Shields, Tyne and Wear.
The only pub in the area to be listed in every edition of the CAMRA Good Beer Guide for the last 40 years. It has been trading as a public house since 1799. 🍻

[London Pub Map @LondonPubMap]

The Thornbury Castle
📍29A Enford St, London W1H 1DN
🚇 Baker Street
🍺 £7.40 Cruzcampo

The Thornbury Castle is located in a quiet side street just off busy Marylebone Road in central London. The nearest Tube is Baker Street.

Although the date on the building states 1852, I found that there has been a pub on this site since 1839. It initially traded under names such as the Mechanics’ Institution Tavern and the Princess Royal before being officially licensed and named the Thornbury Castle in 1852. The pub was rebuilt in an Art Deco design and style in 1938. This independent pub has been operated by the same team since 2022.

This is an intimate and cosy one-bar pub that is traditionally decorated. The servery is located on the left as you enter, with the bar area wrapping around it. To the back is a raised dining area and a snug, while at the front of the pub are benches under an awning.

The decor consists of a chevron wood floor, beautiful wood wall panelling, a touch of green paint, traditional seating with a leather banquette, plus some foliage dotted about.

Continued in comments… 👇

[Britain's Lost & Living Pubs @Britains___Pubs]

Domino Players, North London Pub, 1935

📸 by Bill Brandt

[Cask Marque @caskmarque]

@TimothyTaylors is today’s Brewery of the Day for @caskaleweek 🎉

Read Pete Brown’s excellent Cask ale: Britain’s original craft beer in @GoodFoodGuideUK here:

https://t.co/0LxE8sUker

#CaskAleWeek

[Pubs 🍻 @GBbooze]

Cabot Court Hotel, Weston-super-Mare, #Somerset 🍻
John Cabot was an Italian-born navigator who settled in Bristol in the late 15th century. In 1547, he sailed west and sighted land and named it ‘Newfoundland’, making him ‘the discoverer of America’. #Spoons

[PINtPOINT @PINtPOINT_app]

A record 10,000 pubs are doing Cask Ale Week, and 16% of cask drinkers are now under 35. The format nobody else can pour is having a moment.
New on PINtPRESS.

https://t.co/X6HQ6e14sa

@caskmarque
@CAMRA_Official
@FirebrandBeer
@caskaleweek
@SIBANational

[Vinnie Sullivan @VinnieSull1van]

The old boys smoking and drinking outside of the village public house "familiarly and affectionately called the pub by all classes of Englishmen" are, or were, a homely sign of generational community. 🍻⏳️

[John Silloth @JSilloth]

Central, Gateshead

Fantastic coffin-shaped pub with Art-Nouveau vibe in the back rooms. Dark wood fittings. Vast etched windows. Little wonder it's on CAMRA's heritage list!

[Chelsea Dan @ChelseaDan5]

First class Bacon and Sausage Roll in a White Buttered Roll with Ketchup and Brown Sauce from the Pimlico Cabmens Shelter SW1,One of the best I've had in a while. Pay them a visit and Support Cabmens Shelters🍻��🍞

[Pub Signs of Britain @pubsignsbritain]

The Black Horse, Friargate, Preston. Rebuilt in 1898, this pub is Grade II listed with a three star rated interior of outstanding national historic importance. #Preston #Pubs #PubSigns #PubSignThursday

[York Beer Festival @beerfestyork]

The first day of the festival is going with a swing - we had the Trade Session this afternoon and the public session now underway until 10.30pm
Tickets available for the next 3 days here: https://t.co/6NNQJPKp4i

[Britain's Lost & Living Pubs @Britains___Pubs]

Britain's pubs are more important than anything that threatens them.

[Pubs 🍻 @GBbooze]

The Chandos Arms, Oakley, #Aylesbury 🍻
Built in the early 18th-century, the pub was originally called the Three Horseshoes and was renamed The Chandos Arms around 1836/7.