The Butcher's Arms is the original micropub and the birthplace of the micropub revolution. Owned and managed by Martyn Hillier, it has become the template upon which all subsequent micropubs…
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Based in a room at Hartlepool Railway Station that has been, at various points in its existence, a waiting room, a taxi company office and a newsagent, this pub is…
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Run by 'The 4 Tapsters' - Dunc, Merf, Phil and Stu, this micropub has recently been awarded "Newark Pub of the Year 2012" by CAMRA . There are usually 4…
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The ale house is probably the smallest pub in Derbyshire. Originally a butchers shop, it is a cosy and friendly place to enjoy a drink and a chat with friends…
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The pub is named after a two-funneled paddle steamer which operated excursions from Ramsgate to France around the beginning of the twentieth century and old photos of the ship and…
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This Micropub is a multi award winning 'micropub' & cafe located on Platform One at Downham Market Railway Station in Norfolk and represents a great reason to miss your train.…
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Tap room for Offbeat Brewery open on Thursdays and Fridays 5pm to 10pm. Big monthly open night #FirstyFriday (first Friday of the month) with more beers and live music. Head…
More Details Named after Macclesfield’s nickname of Treacletown*. In the premises formerly occupied by a saddlery shop, the narrow building has a boarded floor, simple wooden tables and chairs on each side…
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Since birth, the pub has sold over 120 different real ales, and there are usually four or five ales on the go. Real ales are offered from a range of…
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The pub takes its name from a poem written by Defoe called 'The Storm' (1703) in which Defoe makes some unflattering remarks about the town. Owned by father and daughter…
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Run by a husband and wife who have had previous life stomping grounds in Colombia, North and South London - what a mix. This is a small pub located in…
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The Four Candles is dedicated to serving the finest real ales, cider and English wines to the people of St Peter's and Broadstairs. It's a place to meet, chat and…
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This excellent bar is set in a former pet shop, and named after a relative of one of the joint owners. It is just a minutes walk from Tiverton's pannier…
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The Woodyard Brewpub was opened in late 2012, on the site of Masters Brewery in Somerset. With 10 real ales on permanently and floorspace of only 21sqm, this truly is…
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This micropub was previously a hairdressing salon, which is hard to imagine given the fantastic transformation which has taken place. Neil King, the owner, has managed pubs for Wetherspoon's for…
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Owned and run by Walter, this micropub was previously a dry-cleaners and before that, the shop sold car parts. In the spirit of 'keeping it local' Walter is currently stocking…
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Nicola and Kevin Harding from Broadstairs are the driving force behind this extremely popular micropub. They stay completely true to the micropub concept but they also offer a great choice…
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Nottingham’s first micropub with just one room that can seat 24. You can see your beer being pulled straight from the cask via a small window into the cellar. There…
More Details The brain child of Ian Jones, this is the first Micropub in the South West. The Micropub was formerly a shoe repair shop. You can take home your favourite beer…
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Although larger than some of the micro-pubs in Thanet, The Wheel Alehouse still classes itself as a micropub and meets with the general requirements of selling Real Ale, Cider &…
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The name The Tankerton Arms was taken from an old Tankerton favourite which stood at the top of Tankerton Slopes and closed several years ago much to the dismay of…
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Previously a corn chandler's shop selling, amongst other things, millet for bird seed. Most recently an electrical lighting shop. Has a separate cooled cask room with wooden gravity stillage which…
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The Hovelling Boat Inn is a few paces up from Ramsgate Harbour, tucked away at 12 York Street. This Micropub opened on Good Friday 2013 on the site of the…
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Formerly Steve’s Kitchen Showroom, the premises has undergone a massive transformation to become Herne Bay’s Micropub. Steve, together with long time business colleague, Mark, have teamed up to bring the…
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Associated with the Late Knights Brewery of Penge, this Micropub is situated in what was previously a cafe unit. There are plans to permanently relocate to an adjacent property. There…
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The Bouncing Barrel is the third pub to open in Herne Bay which demonstrates the popularity of the micropub formula. The Barrel offers cheese boards with a range of local…
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This pub has some of the best views in Margate and is based in the harbour arm just around the corner from the Turner Contemporary Galley. The pub was previously…
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The pub is owned and managed by Graham Austen who was formerly a roofer and cabinet maker. Graham certainly knows his ale having spent many years organising local beer festivals.…
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The comfortable single lounge bar, formerly a Polish restaurant is reminiscent of a traditional pub having a variety of seating, old pictures, beer mats and posters on the walls and…
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The pub is owned and managed by Ian Allott who is the perfect charming host. Ian has completely transformed this retail unit to give it a real unique quality. The…
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Beer Dock is really doing something unique and different for the beer market and giving hundreds of microbrewers a chance to get there beer out there permanently. For customer and…
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This Micro Pub has been running for two years, formally known as the Liberty Belle and is now under the new management of Jo and Andy Pearson who are changing…
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Situated in a busy local shopping area in Middlesbrough between a tattooist and an Indian take-away it seats about 23 and a few more standing. Having worked in the civil…
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The Beer Shack is located at a former Christian bookshop and caters for 25 to 30 people within a 20m squared space. The micropub has been launched by James Mansfield…
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This micropub used to be an antiques shop and before that it was a fishmonger and it is run by Carl and Nancy. At the back of the micropub is…
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The pub, formerly a launderette, is run by husband and wife team Mitchell and Alison Evans. In their former lives Mitchell was a lawyer and Alison an insolvency specialist, but…
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Driven by a quest for freedom, Nigel Watson opened this micropub in August 2013. The micropub is situated close to the pier in Worthing and less than 15 mins walk…
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Situated slap bang in the middle of Whitstable this stylish microub is a cracker. Originally a delicatessen, the micropub opened on September 22nd 2013. Since it's previous incarnation, the premises…
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The pub is owned and run by Gary and Angela Morton. After building their brewery business over the last 6 years, the addition of their own outlet was the next…
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Kipps’ Alehouse was named after the novel written by H.G Wells, a story of a young man growing up in and around Folkestone. This micropub is located within the cobbled…
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This fantastic trailblazing micropub opened on October 11th 2013 and is the first of its kind in Merseyside. To quote former primary school teacher owner, Pat Moore "About 12 months…
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Bromsgrove’s first micro pub has opened its doors on Worcester Road. The Little Ale House is owned and run by Terry Bacon. The pub is tastefully designed with casks on…
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This micropub stands in the vicinity of the long-gone Sittingbourne Paper Mill – hence its name – and its large frosted windows hark back to an era when workers once…
More Details This micropub serves 6 real ales covering all of the major styles and served in over sized lined glasses with 10 ciders and perrys available from the cool room. They…
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The Cask and Pottle is the first micropub in Staffordshire and is situated five miles from Burton on Trent, the brewing capital of England. Run by retired couple Gary Hopper…
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The pub is the first of its kind in Wiltshire with 5 ale and 1 cider handpumps, a proper lager and a Belgian fruit beer on keg along with a…
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This micropub was formerly a Hairdressers and is situated on Minster High Street. Real ales, ciders and wines are on offer served from an airtight cooled room behind the small…
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This wonderful one-room micropub run by Bill O'Brien is bringing beer drinking back to basics. Bill, formerly a printer, decided to take the leap after he and his wife Debbie…
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