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get the name sorted first, it's THE TRAMWAY. The last time I was in The
Tramway, it was a Friday night pre - town visit, Squeeze were No. 1 with
'Cool for Cats' which was very apt for all the clientele, myself included,
we thought we were the coolest of cats in one of the hippest joints around.
That was then and this is now - whilst it is certainly no hip joint now,
The Tramway is most definitely a Top Toffee Ale'ouse where you receive a
very friendly welcome. |
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Paula Connolly
and husband Alan (in the away shirt with EFC tatoo's, reputedly has one
on his chest, Paula says her chest is tatoo free but would not prove it).
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Top place, wall
to wall Blues, all ages, kids and Grandads welcome. Painted outside Royal
Blue and White it needs to be full so you don't study the decor, however
the ripped seats did have blue elephant tape on! |
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Tetley House,
all the usual including Shitesponsored lager, However there is Strongbow
on draught for gettin juiced up. VFM, cheap prices and good service. Cans
of coke and cartons for Young Toffees not rip off draught. |
Yes, the lot!
Sky TV (bar only) small screen on with sound, together with Radio City,
together with Martha Reeves & The Vandellas singing 'Dancin in the Street'
on the jukey, all at once so you can take your pick - mad 'ouse!
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Eddie (Robbie
Williams), Big Ian, Bottle o' Guiness Cathy and Karaoke Pete who performs
throughout the week. Daughters Samantha, Laura and Nichola.
Also, the Clan Dann
from U.A.E. |
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Features * * * * * |
The step into
the bar is a classic and gets every 'first timer', just look around at the
wry smiles from the locals. Finally, the ladder sticking out the ceiling
in the bar, whats that all about?
Top place!! |
