STEVIEBOY1
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Hi, Does any one know what the Pub is like on the Platforms at Crewe Railway Station. (Crewe Hero?)
Thanks.
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SSP. So extremely expensive. Not a huge amount of choice, but if you're just after a quick pint between trains, which most of their customers will be I suppose, it's adequate enough.Hi, Does any one know what the Pub is like on the Platforms at Crewe Railway Station. (Crewe Hero?)
Thanks.
Best leaving the station, there are a couple of pubs 5 minutes walk along Nantwich Road.It's all nitro-keg unfortunately. Also, I don't think they do many bottled beers (unlike the bar at Preston which at least has some decent bottled ales to choose from).
Shame really as it's a good location and so much more could be done with it.
Best leaving the station, there are a couple of pubs 5 minutes walk along Nantwich Road.
Brunswick or British Lion are ok - ish!
I usually try and break my journey at Chester when I can!
Wasn't there one called The Alexandra Arms or similar, I think you could see it when pulling out of the station, Northbound.The grotty hotel you are thinking of may well have been the Waverley. The Station Hotel was also suffering in terms of quality before it closed. Nearest half decent hotel in walking distance from the station is probably the Holiday Inn Express.
You have the Crewe Arms, but there were rumours that was/has closed.Wasn't there one called The Alexandra Arms or similar, I think you could see it when pulling out of the station, Northbound.
That may have the one that I was thinking of.You have the Crewe Arms, but there were rumours that was/has closed.
The Crewe Arms is now a Best Western hotel and still open. I stayed last year for a couple of nights and albeit basic, it was clean and comfortable (and has a fantastic departure screen behind reception!)That may have the one that I was thinking of.
Whatpub still has the Crewe Arms Hotel as open; it's part of the Best Western Group. Sadly no real ale is available.You have the Crewe Arms, but there were rumours that was/has closed.
Do you? I think it needs knocking down and having a good Reading-style rebuild.I must admit, I find Crewe station to be a thing of beauty, so I do tend to change there if there's good reason. I'll have to give the other pubs a try some time !
It certainly was unexpectedly closed with just a handwritten note on the door!You have the Crewe Arms, but there were rumours that was/has closed.
Hops and the Borough Arms are both very decent, though a fair trek from the station. The latter overlooks the Preston line.Is there even a decent boozer in Crewe? The one in the station is awful. All cooking lager and creamflow bitter.
Beer Dock on Nantwich Road was very good but it closed just before the pandemic.Is there even a decent boozer in Crewe? The one in the station is awful. All cooking lager and creamflow bitter.
It certainly was unexpectedly closed with just a handwritten note on the door!
Best Western claim it's theirs and open...but if you actually try to book it, it denies all knowledge of it. Their former direct phone number is disconnected.
It doesn't help that there are several hotels all called "Crewe Arms"!
Do you? I think it needs knocking down and having a good Reading-style rebuild.
I think that you may be thinking of the Alexandra at the North end of Derby station. That's the one with the class 37 cab in the garden.Wasn't there one called The Alexandra Arms or similar, I think you could see it when pulling out of the station, Northbound.
Yes, I know of someone who booked the Crewe Arms due to its convenience for joining a railtour early one Sunday morning. Unfortunately, they got the one at Madeley resulting in a couple of long and expensive taxi rides!It doesn't help that there are several hotels all called "Crewe Arms"!
Ah, no, I know that one in Derby, have been there a couple of times, there is or was, another rail related pub almost next door to that one too.I think that you may be thinking of the Alexandra at the North end of Derby station. That's the one with the class 37 cab in the garden.
Beer Dock on Nantwich Road was very good but it closed just before the pandemic.
Well that would kill a bit of times between trains too I suppose.Nantwich Road seems to be end-to-end knocking shops nowadays.
I walked past that a few months back not knowing about the 37 cab, one of those double take "What the......" moments!! Is it known by anyone which 37 it's from? Tried googling before but found nothing.I think that you may be thinking of the Alexandra at the North end of Derby station. That's the one with the class 37 cab in the garden.