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Imagine my surprise when I walked into the new Yorkshireman . alias Mulberry Tavern ,  What a shock I got . Talk about a change from when I used to go in .  So . asked for a JD & Diet Coke & got a normal coke & couldn't drink it . Blokes in front so ****** they couldn't stand up . Women dressed like teenagers . BRING IT ON 

Excellent band too to top it off

 

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12 hours ago, lavery549@yahoo said:

Imagine my surprise when I walked into the new Yorkshireman . alias Mulberry Tavern ,  What a shock I got . Talk about a change from when I used to go in .  So . asked for a JD & Diet Coke & got a normal coke & couldn't drink it . Blokes in front so ****** they couldn't stand up . Women dressed like teenagers . BRING IT ON 

Excellent band too to top it off

 

I can’t work out if you think it was a good or bad experience. Can you add more details to your review of your visit.

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5 hours ago, carosio said:

How much for the drinks? Don't go in pubs these days so have lost touch.

Same here, I rarely go in a pub these days, I went to the Ridgeway Arms last month and was surprised when it was over £8 for a coke and a pint.

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17 hours ago, carosio said:

Anyone who's a regular pub/club go-er must have money to burn. In 2012 my employer held the Christmas do at the Hollywood Bowl and  a small bottle of Budweiser was £4.09p!

A decent pub will charge £3.50 to £5 a pint on average I’d say dependent on what you’re drinking - you can pay a lot more or less depending on where you’re happy drinking,

17 hours ago, carosio said:

Anyone who's a regular pub/club go-er must have money to burn. In 2012 my employer held the Christmas do at the Hollywood Bowl and  a small bottle of Budweiser was £4.09p!

You would go drinking regularly at the Hollywood bowl though would you. Not surprised at the prices there. Same as when you go cinema etc 

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As an older guy and pensioner, it's not my scene to frequent city centre establishments. From what I've read and heard, it doesn't appeal anyway unlike back in the "Old Days".  A venture along West St pubs (again on the firm's night out) put me off for good! Times change and each to his/her own.

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