Unusual or Different Pub Names......

[NYboro]

The Gravediggers’ Arms in Edinburgh. Affectionately known as Diggers.

Unless it really is now named that, it is The Athletic Arms, known as the Diggers because it's across from the cemetery.

 

[Merlin]

Tickle Toby in Northallerton

 

[NorthumberlandBoro]

The Blackie Boy is still going in Newcastle.

It was renamed 'Swarleys' in 2021.

 

[Norfolkred1]

The Malacca in Aberdeen, not to get confused with Malaka, which means VV anker in Greek.

 

[North22]

I remember drinking in The C@ck when i went to watch Boro play Arsenal at Highbury many years ago.

 

[Scrug]

Hull Cheese.

 

[HarryVegas]

It was renamed 'Swarleys' in 2021.

Shows you how often I get into toon!

 

[Duffman]

The White Heifer that travelled in Darlington. Strange name I never really got

 

[Trug]

Glittering Star in Darlo. Although I believe it has been renamed now.

 

[NYboro]

Glittering Star in Darlo. Although I believe it has been renamed now.

Still the Glit but Humphrey Smith hasn't re-opened it after Covid.

 

[swordtrombonefish]

The Bucket of Blood. A pub in Hayle, Cornwall

Bunch Of Carrots. A country pub just outside Hereford

 

[Trug]

Middle Earth in Whitby

 

[NYboro]

The Golden Cōck in Darlo.

 

[swordtrombonefish]

The Nobody Inn near Exeter

 

[NYboro]

The Twice Brewed Inn (Northumberland).

 

[boynogg]

There is a black **** inn in Broughton Cumbria.

 

[Trug]

The Why Not in Hemlington. Not there now

 

[guisborough_rob]

Unless it really is now named that, it is The Athletic Arms, known as the Diggers because it's across from the cemetery.

You are of course correct. My mistake.

 

[Norman_Conquest]

There was a pub in Stoke Gabriel called The Church. The wife thought I had come over all religious when I used to say I think I will have a wander around The Church.

There was a set of stocks outside, very handy for putting kids in who thought they had found religion.

 

[Transitarmy]

The Why Not in Hemlington. Not there now

There was a pub in Swaziland (Eswatini) called the Why Not. I often thought the one in Hemlington was named after it.