Pubs with Bruce

Totnes, Devon. The "King Billy" (as it is affectionately known) was built during the monarchy of William IV, who reigned from 1830 to...

Littlehempston (Totnes, Devon). A cozy country pub that dates back to the late 1700s. A central bar is surrounded by several large...

Halwell, Devon. Located halfway between Totnes and Kingsbridge, this pub traces its roots back to the 14th century, with the current...

Brixham, Devon. This 500 year old building was originally a fisherman's cottage on the left and a sail loft on the right. The pub now...

Brixham, Devon. Established in 1688 it is one of the oldest pubs in Brixham. Located on Higher Street (appropriate as it was quite a...

Newton Abbot, Devon. Dates back to 1864 although a woman named Margaret Cose was known to be selling cider here in 1861. It retains its...

Southampton. An independently owned craft beer bar and brasserie located in the center of Southampton's Cultural Quarter on Above Bar...

Southampton. The present building was built in 1907 although there has been a hotel/pub on this site since 1846 - first the Railway...

Southampton. Built around 1860 and possibly originally named The Swan. There are various seating areas around the small central bar...

Southampton. The 12th century house on this site (the foundations and cellars of which still remain) was owned from 1220 by Benedict Ace,...

Southampton. The foundation and underlying vault of this building likely dates back to the 12th century, with the cellars being of Norman...

Southampton. The Woolhouse was built after the French raid of 1338 by Cistercian Monks from Beaulieu Abbey. It has two stories of stone...

Southampton. Established in 1873 although it is quite likely there was a pub on this site before that date. Situated against the historic...

Southampton. Established in 1855 (although some records indicate 1851), it was originally known as the Bunch of Grapes and is located on...

Southampton. Built around 1870 as Ferry House (Shipping Docks Board Office) and later the Southern Docks Railway Office. It was converted...

Durham. Dates back to at least 1600 but couldn't find much else about this pub. It has a small L-shaped bar just inside the front door,...

Durham. The pub has existed since at least 1850 and was originally called the City Tavern. In 1851 an Act of Parliament allowed meat,...

Durham. A Grade II listed pub, parts of which date back to the 15th century. It gets its name from a legend about a lost dun (brown) cow...

Durham. The building dates to 1190 and the pub is believed to be established around 1500, although is it said that the building hosted...

Newcastle upon Tyne, Gateshead. This quirky campervan themed micropub was opened in 2022 by a group of campervan enthusiasts and is...