Re: What's the fiddlers like?

["Nick Walters" <nickw@bl...co.uk>]

The Imp? THE IMP?!?!?!

I once tried to start a conversation in there about the Poe story "The Imp 
of the Perverse" and was thrown out.

NW2
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Paul Vallis 
  To: Blue Aeroplanes List 
  Sent: Friday, October 30, 2009 10:10 AM
  Subject: Re: [BluePlanes] What's the fiddlers like?


  The Apple Tree is also smaller than my front room, but you will find 
most of the clientelle under the cover at the side of the pub, as most of 
them smoke as well as partaking of the hooligan soup they serve there.
   
  Other pubs a little further away but still less not much more than 5 
minutes walk from Fiddlers are the Windmill on Windmill Hill (good food, 
Bristol Beer Factory Ales, decent size boozer, recently done up) or the 
Coronation on Dean Lane (more of a back street boozer but a really nice 
atmosphere, Hopback Brewery ales, good pizzas - although they can take a 
while to arrive).  The Imp in the backstreets of Southville is ok too.
   
  Not been in the White Hart for a while.  I walked past the Ropewalk a 
few weeks back on the way to see Hazel Winter play at Fiddlers and there 
were about 4 people in there.
   
  PV1
   

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  From: Bristolianish@ao...com
  Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 17:33:37 -0400
  To: blueplanes@bl...org
  Subject: Re: [BluePlanes] What's the fiddlers like?


  eek - you don't mean the Apple Tree surely .....

  A genuine old style Bristol Cider house ... where anyone born the other 
side of the new cut (ie 200 yards away) is treated as Johnny foreigner 
..... best to be avoided ..

  of the pubs close to the venue - the Ropewalk is under new management 
and is an unknown quantity but used to be very good ..

  the White Hart is now run by Greek Tony .. a nice chap and the place is 
much improved under his management ....

  everywhere else should be treated with caution .....

  david ...

  In a message dated 29/10/2009 21:03:12 GMT Standard Time, 
Gordon.Wilhelmi@ro...org.uk writes:
    Couldn't agree more, a smashing little venue ( though only been there 
for the Planes ), in the heart of a truly atmospheric neighbourhood. 

    Try the 'Bunch of Grapes' (?), on the left as you meander through to 
Willway Street. We'll be there 8'ish, Eyvind from the Norway Branch, 
Bengan, a Blue Aeroplanes virgin, 

    and myself. Truly evil Cider. (Apparently).

    G
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