The Leg Of Mutton And Cauliflower.
Is that in Nottingham?
Peveril of the Peak for me.
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The Swinging Witch in Northwich. I never went in as when I lived there in the early 90s I was warned not to (especially as I wasnât a local) as it had quite the reputation as rough af and fighty. A quick google and it looks like theyâve cleaned it up now after a few name and owner changes.
Off the top of my head, The Cat and Mutton.
Used to cycle past a place called Scoff & Banter on the way to uni - it might be a chain, and it might not even be a pub, but this thread has reminded me of it and made me very angery
Just remembered thereâs an ex-flatroof pub, now Desi pub around the corner from my parentsâ house called The Fiery Holes.
Excellent name for a pub/curryhouse hybrid, that.
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If I ever own a pub Iâm gonna call it The dog and bollock
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The House of Trembling Madness is still there. Clive was there on Thursday. They have opened a second pub not too far away from the original as well.
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The Bleeding Heart Tavern in the Holborn end of Clerkenwell in London.
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Thereâs a pub in Dalston that just kept the name of a former business that was on the premises: Farrâs School of Dancing.
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There used to be a pub in Welling, just about in London, called Fanny on the Hill.
Donât in my familyâs neck of the woods, in the Medway Towns in Kent, there was a pub called The Whoâd Haâ Thought It. No idea if itâs still there.
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Sorry Guv 
If I ever ran a pub it would have to be called The Kebab and Calculator after The Young Ones.
Probably strangest for me is the OP, when I was a student up there.
Maybe not the weirdest, but the shittest wouldâve been The Pub off Oxford Road in town
Used to have to text âWeâre in the pub The Pubâ. An absolute nonsense really.
La Buscatrufa
My student union bar was called The Dogs Bollocks - had apparently been decided by a student vote in boaty mcboatface style and they went through with it.
The Ferret and Radiator
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