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Micropubs

Reviews from my visits to numerous micropubs all over the country – small watering holes that have been converted from various previous uses such as shops, banks, cafes and laundrettes.

Most of these visits cover my old home region of the East Midlands (mostly Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire) but where possible I will cover micropubs from all over the country. All I need to do is visit them and enjoy a pint or two there.

The Hoppy Place, Chaddesden

A visit to the Derby suburb of Chaddesden where a former coffee shop is now serving up a different form of liquid refreshment. Now a micropub, I checked out The Hoppy Place.

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In categories: Derbyshire Micropubs, East Midlands Micropubs, Micropubs


Ripley’s Little Ale House

Situated in the Derbyshire market town of Ripley is a town centre micropub that is aptly named Ripley’s Little Ale House. Little by name, but is it little for everything else?

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In categories: Derbyshire Micropubs, East Midlands Micropubs, Micropubs


The Hoptimist, Spondon

I was feeling rather hoptimistic about my latest micropub adventure as I set foot in the Derby suburb of Spondon to visit The Hoptimist, a former hardware store that now provides the tools for a relaxing drink or two.

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In categories: Derbyshire Micropubs, East Midlands Micropubs, Micropubs


The Pothole, Allestree

Having visited one of Allestree’s two micropubs it was time to visit the second small watering hole, actually this was the first to open in the suburb – The Pothole.

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In categories: Derbyshire Micropubs, East Midlands Micropubs, Micropubs


No. 189, Allestree

Named after its building number, the No. 189 is one of two micropubs currently operating in the Derby suburb of Allestree. I’d enjoy a warm evening here in June 2023 checking out this small boozer.

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In categories: Derbyshire Micropubs, East Midlands Micropubs, Micropubs