Beer and sandwiches: At the Corner House in Worthing
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Beer and sandwiches: The French House in Soho
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By Beer and sandwiches: At Have I Got Brews for You in Stony Stratford
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By Beer and sandwiches: At the Angel Inn in Durham
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By Beer and Sandwiches: At the Square and Compass in Dorset
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By Beer and Sandwiches: At the Denbigh Castle in Liverpool
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By Beer and Sandwiches: At the Anchor in Digbeth
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By Beer and Sandwiches: At the Wreckers Retreat in Devon
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