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wur
15 Dec 09 18:26
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What do you think of them? Seems to be the fashion in these parts to knock down all the internal walls in refurbs, doing away with lounge bars, snugs etc and turning the place into a barn.

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sparkmaster.
When: 15 Dec 09 18:27
less walls = more tables = more money from food, i suspect. It's a shame.
By:
Sir Denis Eton-Hogg
When: 15 Dec 09 18:28
just eat, pay up and feck off quietly thanguverymuch
By:
everythings gone green
When: 15 Dec 09 18:29
Better a refurb than a boarding up.
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wur
When: 15 Dec 09 18:31
I wouldn't mind so much about the loss of alternative drinking areas if the refurbs were otherwise well done, but they're nearly all crap.
By:
Reyes
When: 15 Dec 09 18:31
fewer walls sparky!
By:
lordnoise
When: 15 Dec 09 18:46
Less nooks and crannies for us naughty customers to hide in - its all about surveillance. Spot this one too - locking other doors into a pub leaving only one open. Easier for staff to monitor us naughty customers as we enter/leave.
Were all guilty until proven otherwise you know ...
By:
sparkmaster.
When: 15 Dec 09 18:52
I hang my head in shame Reyes!
By:
Pokermonster
When: 15 Dec 09 18:59
A friend of mine spent £250,000 refurbishing his pub. I thought he was making a mistake, but it has proven to be a wise move.
By:
HRH The Lager Khan
When: 15 Dec 09 19:01
I like the traditional English 'Irish pub' refurb - nothing like having a bike or a watering can nailed upside down to the celing.
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