Burton Bridge Brewery is situated just after the 'old' bridge that leads you into Burton on the…read moreA511. A real drinkers pub, they brew their own ale on site and hold regular events, like beer festivals. The bar is well stocked with real ales including the famous 'Porter', as well as a selection of strong fruit wines. Be careful of the bar itself though, it is sloping, so if you put your pint on it, you will soon be wearing it! The lounge area has a good range of comfortable seating, as well as large roaring fire. A great place to sit with a good pint and debate the ways of the world. Upstairs is a traditional pub skittle alley which you can hire out, which we did as parts of a work's do. The alley is housed in a large room away from then main pub. A little on the rustic side, with old doors to protect the room from any errant bowls, but comfortable nonetheless, with an area to seat about thirty. The room was extremely cold though, the two coal fires were welcome but failed to really heat the room hardly at all. The bowling was entertaining though, as we split ourselves into two teams, it became very competitive, with anybody with a modicum of skill being applauded loudly! The food was truly great as well, chicken curry and cottage pie, mushy peas and chips, never tasted so good. A great venue, a great night, to which I would recommend to anyone. At the end of February there is a 'Beer and Bangers' event!

Used this place only a couple of times with friends. Lively and friendly atmosphere seems a nice…read moreplace to enjoy a beer or three. Sadly my personal taste doesn't enjoy the beer selection so I wont be a regular. I would say it is a traditional beer drinkers pub and quoting from my uncle who is a regular it's a mans pub

Cheap booze so I mean, hello. The last time I went here was a while ago though. It was winter and I…read moresaw a little old(ish) woman wandering over the roads. I thought she was a resident who had escaped from a care home. Working in care with the elderly myself, I went over to her and ask if she's ok. She quickly gripped onto my arm, started charging me up the road, rammed a tenner into my hand, led me to bargain booze and demanded I buy her some vodka. So I did. And somehow I ended up back at her house which had no carpet, just a sea of letters and bills and newspapers and general crap. Anyway, I didn't get ID'd and the vodka was cheap. The end.

It has to be said that this shop is helped by the fact that it is conveniently located next to the…read morebest chippy in the area and therefore it is very easy to pop to both at the same time. Quite a small shop and therfore it is quite nerve wrecking walking around it for fear of knocking over a bottle or two! It is without doubt jammed packed with lots of variety of beer, wine and spirits. I would be surprised if they didn't have what you wanted. They also sell your daily newspapers and cigarettes and also have a cold fridge with selected beverages in just in case you don't have time to cool your drinks down before wanting to drink them. They do offer some good prices on things and also have good deals on throughout the year.

Another shop within the chain of Bargain Booze, this one isn't massive, but still has a good range…read moreof wine, beer and spirits, plus a few snacks. This just doesn't have the slightly dodgy feel of some off licences, and the staff are very friendly. They take cards in here, offer cashback, and have a cashpoint outside, which is really useful. Have some good offers on wines, like buy one get one free, and some very cheap imported beer.

This wine shop is located on Northfield Farm, next to its popular farm shop. A slightly bizarre…read morechoice but does mean that you can always find a bottle to drink with your meat purchase (providing you are within Amphora's limited opening hours). The wine selection inside is French dominated with a good selection from all of the principal growing areas and the proprietor, Patrick Whenham-Bossy is on hand to guide you to a wine which you will enjoy. He is a slightly eccentric but charming character who knows his stuff - he was a sommelier for a number of Michelin starred restaurants prior to opening this venture.

Great beer & food,what's not to like?? Lots of organised…read moreevents with bands & daily meal specials. The menu features warming broths, Ploughmans, homemade burgers, chilli con carne made with Grainstore beer, and rustic sandwiches. As you tuck in to your Ploughmans at your wooden barrel table Food is served Monday to Friday - 12pm to 3.00pm and 5.30pm to 9pm, Saturday - Breakfast from 9am to 11.30am, Meals served all day from Midday to 9pm, Sunday - Breakfast from 9am to 11.30am and Lunch from Midday to 5pm.

A cracking little joint that boasts its own micro brewery…read more I does the usual beers, but I would recommend trying their own brewed ales. They cater for large groups and also offer mini tours of the brewery which is always fun and getting to sample their hard work once the tour is over. It has a more than ample outdoor seating area at the front which is great, and even though this is a small little gaff, I have never waited long to be served, even when a mass crowd of bikers turn up on mass to enjoy this little local gem.

Bargain Booze does exactly what it says on the tin.They have a good selection of all drinks - wine,…read morebeer and spirits. I've been in a few times as it's not far from my sisters. The last time I went in for a bottle of wine and was trying to find a brand requested by my sister - the lady came over to help and started asking me questions about what food I was drinking it with and how the bottle I wanted was unsuitable for the food etc. Very pretentious but very helpful. I resisted her winery selling charm and left with what I went in for. They also sell sweets and cigarettes. I wouldn't say it's an amazing bargain though and you're much more likely to get a good booze deal at the co-op or whatever.

My favorite little off licence…read more. Has exactly what you would expect in a small local shop, beer, wine, spirits, milk, bread, loo roll, sweets, small frozen food selection, tins, etc.... Very polite and helpful owner, makes me feel welcome.

A standard corner-shop type newsagent's, with a little bit of everything at a fairly high premium,…read morebut friendly service where the owner quickly gets to know you and happily passes the time of day. Sure, you can buy most things cheaper at the Tesco down the road, but that's not the point. It's local, it's convenient, it's friendly. Can't really say fairer than that. The selection of wine and spirits aren't the best, but for a small local store it's reasonably well stocked