Pubs in Looe, Cornwall*

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Pubs

• Fisherman's Arms
• what have thet done to the bullers?! the old landlord has gone and they've killed it stone dead. no atmosphere anymore, shit music, no food and they sacked the fantastic bar staff (you can find them in the fishermans, still a great pub). one problem that we found in every pub in looe was that they all serve flat lager. c'mon guys, lager's supposed to be fizzy and gassy and make you do enormous burps.
• Fishermans and Bullers are where you meet the personalities in town. i dont need to drink anywhere else!! The fish wins on temperature control with industrial fans in the summer and huge roaring fires every night in winter.
• Bullers Arms! Spit and Sawdust and a decent pint of cider. I miss you guys!
• BULLERS, best pub in Looe since the demise of the proper job old Decker! Wish I was there now but stuck elsewhere!
• BEST PUB BY A MILE IN LOOE HAS TO BE THE BULLERS. IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR SUMPTIOUS DECOR, FINEST WINES AND AN UPMARKET CLIENTELE THEN SOD OFF. IT'S A GOOD FRIENDLY 'REAL' PUB SERVING A GREAT PINT AND PLAYING SOME INTERESTING MUSIC ON THE CD PLAYER BEHIND THE BAR. GOOD POOL TABLE TOO.
• The Jolly Sailor will welcome fresh faced people!

• THE GUINNESS IS FANTASTIC IN LOOE. BEST IV'E HAD OUT OF IRELAND. THE FISHERMANS ARMS IS A GREAT PUB WITH A REALLY FRIENDLY STAFF. THEY WERE KINDNESS ITSELF TO US. THE BULLERS IS A PROPER PUB. THE GLOBE IS FRIENDLY,GREAT GUINNESS AND A GOOD POOL TABLE. TO THE TWAT WHO WROTE ABOUT DUELLING BANJOS, LOOE IS BEST PLACE FOR FRIENDLY LOCALS IV'E EVER BEEN TO. EVERY SHOP, PUB, CAFE ETC THE PEOPLE ARE GREAT.
• The Locker public house overlooking the sea but is seasonal.
• There's nothing I can say to describe these places. Nothing, lets just say that you'll walk in and immediatly think you're in a scene from "Deliverence", yes, you will hear Duelling Banjos.
• Ye Olde Salutation Inn (or something along those lines - it definitely had 'salutation' in it anyway ...) does yummy, good value food and an excellent pint of Guiness.
• The Harbour Moon - a really friendly atmosphere.
• The Bullers - a drinking Pub
• Ye Olde Fishermans Arms in Higher Market Street dates back to 1611 and has most of its original features. There is great Irish/folk music every Thursday and serves the best pint of guiness this side of the water! There are also B&B rooms if you have too much to drink (01503)265800

• Too many to list all Pretty good.

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