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Loading... The quiet pint : a guide to pubs with no piped music (1996)by Derek Dempster, Josephine Dempster
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. This unique pub quide has established a loyal following among those discerning drinkers who abhor the muzak systems and jukeboxes which infest so many otherwise pleasant inns. Fully revised and updated, this fifth edition includes hundreds of pubs, grouped by county or region, ranging from simple alehouses to sophisticated gastropubs. This unique pub guide is aimed at those discerning drinkers who abhor the muzak systems and jukeboxes which infest so many otherwise pleasant inns, although pubs that feature live music are included. Fully revised and updated, the guide includes hundreds of pubs, grouped by country or region, ranging from simple alehouses to sophisticated gastropubs. In addition to addresses, phone numbers and opening hours, the entries give information on the real ales available, the food served in bars and/or restaurants, the licensee's attitude to children and dogs, car parking and, of course, a description of the inn and any special attractions such as gardens, facilities for horses or boats and nearby walks or places of interest to visitors. no reviews | add a review
Piped music is so common that it can be very difficult to find an indoor public place without it. This pub guide lists over 600 pubs in England, Scotland and Wales which do not have piped music, and provides entertaining descriptions of each. No library descriptions found. |
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