I travel a lot and love going into random (non chain) pubs. I love the way that just about all of the pubs you went in there had the Welsh flag proudly displayed.
@@petersavage9456 It's better than many but no way as good as the Wesh one... Ignoring (if it was possible the history) the Nazi flag is more striking than the UJ..
Union Jack doesn't represent the whole union Representation of NI , England, and Scotland. Fuck the Union Jack and all those who like it.....politely, of course
Bancor is in north west Wales. It is a very very welsh area - most of the locals speak welsh, and it is fiercely welsh,, Caernarfon a bit further along (about 6 miles away) is even more welsh as are most of the towns round there such as Dogellau,
And not a black rubbish bag in sight.......im a Brummie and it made me so angry of how certain members of the local communities in our City have so little regard for their surroundings 😢Disgrace
me and my parents escaped birmingham, our flat got robbed, and our other flat got infested with rats, we moved to the south west and it felt like a different country
best thing i find about small working class pubs is that you don't need to be with a big crowd to enjoy yourself, can just sit and have a few and talk to locals and it's a great crack
I found your channel about a month ago. Your content is entertaining and even though you say you go to the pubs in 'rough areas' the people are genuine and not up themselves. Keep em coming.
The 'rough pubs' are the best pubs... just as long as the local nutter doesn't want to stab you. It's the trade off regarding the soulless big city bars😂
It’s a student city, it’s only ‘busy’ during uni term times, most just stick to weather spoons and head down to the club. Get over to Caernarfon or Conwy decent day drinking spots.
I am the owner of the Skerries in Bangor. I'm a subscriber to your channel and watch all of your videos. I have my back to you behind the bar as you come in, as I was sorting something out for the staff. I knew that you were popping to Bangor when you mentioned it at the end of the Birmingham episode, and I was hoping to have a pint with you when you came in? Im gutted that I was pre-occupied and didn't notice you. Maybe another time, all the best 🍺
Just seen your the article on Nottinghamshire live news, enjoy watching your content and you know how a good head is on a pint , best of luck with your channel 👍
Just found your channel yesterday - subscribed. Love the videos, me and a couple of mates have been doing this for years and so it's cool to find your vids. Keep up the good work!
Bangor isn't rough. It's run down like a lot of town centres but it isn't rough. It was a much better place in the 90s before all the big out of town shops were built, again like many places. You need to go to South Wales for really rough towns, we're much more civilized in North Wales 😉😅
Nice one buddy. It was like going on a pub crawl with leaving my sofa 😂. I love visiting different places to check out the local pubs and wildlife etc, some places I’m welcome others I ain’t 😂. Keep up the good work 👍
You have just described in a nutshell any non local walking into a Welsh pub, by far the least welcoming of any in these Islands. I can only assume it because it gets the least tourists of anywhere else.
Not rough at all in fact looks like paradise compared to your recent walk round that area of brum lol .... keep up the vids like the oldy worldiie pubs so juch more character
To be fair I'd have no issue drinking in any of these bars , looked far safer than any Mancunian offering 🤣 Scotland next , I remember drinking in the Gorbals back in the 80's....now that was an experience
“Pretty dodgy, it’s not dodgy” haha brilliant. Great video as ever man! Absolutely love these! As a huge Wigan Warriors fan, I’d love you to do Wigan. 🥧 🍺 🏉❤️🤍🍒
For those watching that may have wondered about the sign saying Free House. England's 'Free House' Heritage Prior to the 19th century, England had various types of establishments serving alcohol, including alehouses, taverns, and inns. The term “pub” emerged in the late 17th century to distinguish public houses from private residences. Beerhouse Act of 1830 The Beerhouse Act of 1830 marked a significant milestone in the history of public houses. This legislation allowed for the proliferation of smaller, more humble establishments, known as “beer houses,” which were granted licenses to serve beer and other beverages. These beer houses were often unpretentious, with a single room or two, and were subject to more restrictive licenses than traditional inns and taverns. Free Houses Free houses, also known as independent pubs, have a distinct history. These establishments were not tied to a specific brewery or pub company (PubCo), unlike most pubs, which were owned and controlled by breweries. Free houses operated independently, often with a diverse selection of beers and ales. They were not bound by the same restrictions as tied pubs and could offer a wider range of beverages. Decline of Free Houses By the end of the 19th century, the majority of public houses in England were owned by breweries, and the number of free houses decreased significantly. This was largely due to the consolidation of breweries and the expansion of their tied estates. Beer Orders and Pubcos In 1989, the British government introduced the Beer Orders, aimed at increasing the number of free houses by forcing breweries to sell their tied houses. However, this led to the creation of pub companies (PubCos), which acquired the tied houses and transformed them into branded establishments. As a result, tens of thousands of pubs remained tied to breweries, and the number of free houses remained limited. Modern Era Today, free houses in England are relatively rare, with only a few truly independent pubs remaining. These establishments often prioritize offering a diverse selection of beers and ales, as well as a unique atmosphere and character. Despite the decline of free houses, the concept remains an important part of England’s pub heritage, with many enthusiasts seeking out these independent establishments for their distinct offerings and charm.
Possibly do a price check on the pool tables? Called into rando pub up the valleys other week, 30p a game (decent table too). £1.50 - £2 a game in Cardiff pubs I use 😮
Enjoyed your videos. I moved from Handsworth Wood ( your last video)to Anglesey where I worked in Bangor many years ago. The bars you visited seemed a bit tame but it was early. The locals told me to avoid certain bars where an English accent was not welcome. Home to Welsh Nationalists. Things could get tasty. Suggest you call in on Chester when you head North to Scotland Place of my youth and lots of great bars to wander around. You may want to avoid those frequented by the squaddies from the local army camp.
Nice one mate, recently found your videos and love seeing all these random pubs. Aye get to Glasgow, my hometown, go to the home of my football team Partick Thistle, a place called Maryhill, loads of proper old man proper pubs, dunno if you will come back out some of them though😂 you might a few scars to get in them👍 Take care big man🍺
I love Bangor. Had you turned right as you were walking back up from Paddy's, there was a great dive bar up that street. Full of locals. Sound as pounds the lot of them but sometimes it maybe a little grim. I can't remember the name of it. I do remember the students were terrified of going in there. It might no longer be there but I hope it still is.
It's called the Nelson Arms because the Menai Strait is apparently where a young Nelson learnt navigation. He said if you could sail through the Menai Strait, you could sail anywhere.
You Wana go to high street in Swansea... Some pretty rough places there... Or try the mumbles mile...used to be famous for stag parties as I believe it's a mile of pubs... All next to the Swansea bay :) love ya channel x
The Lord Nelson in Urmston is worth a visit. Holt's pub, they brew their own version of stout called, "Trailblazer." I think you'd like it. Used to frequent there in my 20's, buy a packet of Park Drive and sink a gallon of Holt's bitter, sat happily puffing away in the front room affectionately known as, "The Chapel of Rest." Happy days.
I used to live in Bangor years ago when I went to university there. I lived in Birmingham too for nearly 10 years (Stockland Green, Erdington and Wylde Green) and they are different worlds. Some parts of Bangor are pretty rough though too but overall it's OK and quite safe. I live on Anglesey now and it's very quiet there. Menai Bridge is a nice town it's well worth a visit👍
I was born in Maes-g , just up the road from there . Alot of my family live there and in the surrounding areas (Freeman, family name). I LOVE Bangor ❤️. I moved to manchester when i was 3 back in 83 . Now live in New Moston. You should review the Charlestown pub and the gardeners arms 😅
That first pub was falling apart the wooden windows was rotten and needs a lick of paint and a new sign windows fixing but smoking ban and prices of the drinks people struggling for money that's why alot get shut down then get abandoned i used to enjoy my cheap holidays in Wales years ago was good of that bloke to tell you the next pub is the cathedral sorry the castle 😂🤣🍺🍻
Problem with Bangor is it's a student town so it has a lot of bars & pubs, however when the students are on their holidays they are always half empty at best.
As a consumer of far too much alcohol I can honestly say never tried Guinness, closest thing I had was a stout once that was like eating a Sunday dinner.
The second pub(mostyn arms) and third pub (skerries) looked decent but the town bars were ropey. Never understood why some bar staff look like you've pissed on their chips. I'm in love with the blonde in pink top in skerries in the corner. Like a young Patsy Kensit.
South Wales is the roughest part of Wales. Watch out down there though as the locals are really handy with their fists and have a lot of pent-up frustrations. And be careful chatting to the birds as she might set some juiced-up guy on to you to break your nose 😊
It looks dead!Most people probably go into Liverpool for a bank holiday weekend.... But, sadly nowadays, the students kill a place because they don't usually support the local pubs and go home with their washing at weekends!
I travel a lot and love going into random (non chain) pubs. I love the way that just about all of the pubs you went in there had the Welsh flag proudly displayed.
I am not Welsh but the Welsh flag is the best design for a flag ever! 😊
@@yellard6785 Union Jack is much more vibrant to look at.
@@petersavage9456 It's better than many but no way as good as
the Wesh one... Ignoring (if it was possible the history) the Nazi flag is more striking than the UJ..
Union Jack doesn't represent the whole union
Representation of NI , England, and Scotland.
Fuck the Union Jack and all those who like it.....politely, of course
Bancor is in north west Wales. It is a very very welsh area - most of the locals speak welsh, and it is fiercely welsh,, Caernarfon a bit further along (about 6 miles away) is even more welsh as are most of the towns round there such as Dogellau,
All these pubs look decent! Probably one of the most positive episodes of Honest Places!
Bangor is a nice area, compared to where I am down in the South of Wales.
And not a black rubbish bag in sight.......im a Brummie and it made me so angry of how certain members of the local communities in our City have so little regard for their surroundings 😢Disgrace
To be honest i didn't see any, was abit dark though but yeh nothing like Birmingham pal 👍
Import third world become third world.
I’m a Brummie and they are savages
Not "multicultural" in Bangor thankfully.
me and my parents escaped birmingham, our flat got robbed, and our other flat got infested with rats, we moved to the south west and it felt like a different country
best thing i find about small working class pubs is that you don't need to be with a big crowd to enjoy yourself, can just sit and have a few and talk to locals and it's a great crack
So true mate 👍
I believe you mean 'craic', unless you were actually rocking up in your local
Spot on. no egos
@@rjones2401there’s always 1 🤯🤯
@Reece-Mincher3601 it was crack first. It only became craic in the 20th century
I enjoy watching all these videos of you checking out the local spots. Keep up the awesome content!
Cheers pal, really appreciaye it 👍
I found your channel about a month ago. Your content is entertaining and even though you say you go to the pubs in 'rough areas' the people are genuine and not up themselves. Keep em coming.
They are the best welcoming one. Cheers pal, really appreciate it 👍
The 'rough pubs' are the best pubs... just as long as the local nutter doesn't want to stab you. It's the trade off regarding the soulless big city bars😂
I love the feel of your videos man, so chilled out just going in and out of different pubs for pints, makes me wanna do a pub crawl so bad!
Do it
Love this kind of content. A real review of pubs. No censorship,
It’s a student city, it’s only ‘busy’ during uni term times, most just stick to weather spoons and head down to the club. Get over to Caernarfon or Conwy decent day drinking spots.
I am the owner of the Skerries in Bangor. I'm a subscriber to your channel and watch all of your videos.
I have my back to you behind the bar as you come in, as I was sorting something out for the staff.
I knew that you were popping to Bangor when you mentioned it at the end of the Birmingham episode, and I was hoping to have a pint with you when you came in? Im gutted that I was pre-occupied and didn't notice you.
Maybe another time, all the best 🍺
🤣 no way. Thanks pal 👍 great bar, remember going in a while back and deffo was glad to return. Yeh shame couldn't of had a pint 👍
Interesting. I'm from Bangor and thought the Nelson was still a no go. It looks pretty decent now👍
I was just surprised to see you behind the bar tbf 😂
@@TheScotinwales ya cheeky sod 😂😂😂
@@patrickrevilles723 😂😂
The bouncer telling you paddy's was rough! Missed a few good pubs too, enjoying the videos, so nice to see Bangor 👌
Got too drunk to get to them all. Cheers pal 👍
Paddy's ain't even rough, had many a night in there during my uni days, great city!
Brilliant videos in Bangor l love going to different pubs when i have a weekend away in wales .its a shame so many have closed
The Lord Nelson, ugly outside, beautiful inside. What a change from the last video. You went from the ghetto to Beverly Hills.
Beverly Hill billies more like haha
Thank you. We've pit a lot of work in to the pub.
The painting of the outside has begun!!
Only recently came across your channel. Good work mate, keep them coming! P.s. I grew up in North Wales. If you want rough, try Rhyl
Bangors my birth place good to see around 🏴
Boss place for a night out 👍
lads you walked straight past the Globe - best pub in Bangor
I remember in Vaults a bloke tried to fondle my balls
That Mostyn looking a banging local, be deadly living across the road from there!
Am I the only person to see the humour in this comment after watching the video clip?
I used to live around the corner, and yes it was deadly!
Those pints looked delicious ! Your vids make me want a Guinness more than the Guinness ads on TV ?
Just seen your the article on Nottinghamshire live news, enjoy watching your content and you know how a good head is on a pint , best of luck with your channel 👍
Really? You got a link pal? Cheers mate
The first Barmaid seemed lovely defo head threre for a pint if ever in the area
Yeh she was....had good info on the area too
Those pubs looked pretty ok mate, so did the Guinness, a refreshing change from horrible handsworth though!
They were half decent pal! Yeh it really was 🤣
They look comfy and clean but "Gastro Pub" they ain't! 😅
Just found your channel yesterday - subscribed. Love the videos, me and a couple of mates have been doing this for years and so it's cool to find your vids. Keep up the good work!
look forward to seeing Scotland!!!
Me too!
No we don’t.
Bangor isn't rough. It's run down like a lot of town centres but it isn't rough. It was a much better place in the 90s before all the big out of town shops were built, again like many places. You need to go to South Wales for really rough towns, we're much more civilized in North Wales 😉😅
Nice one buddy. It was like going on a pub crawl with leaving my sofa 😂. I love visiting different places to check out the local pubs and wildlife etc, some places I’m welcome others I ain’t 😂. Keep up the good work 👍
I'll spend the money for you and you can save money and watch 🤣
Sounds good to me 👌😂
Love the looks you when you walk in off the regulars😂.
Whos these lads
🤣🤣🤣
You have just described in a nutshell any non local walking into a Welsh pub, by far the least welcoming of any in these Islands. I can only assume it because it gets the least tourists of anywhere else.
Not rough at all in fact looks like paradise compared to your recent walk round that area of brum lol .... keep up the vids like the oldy worldiie pubs so juch more character
Yeh it is paradise compared. Cheers pal 👍
Love these random trips to rough pubs. Loads of scope for the channel by going around the UK.
Cheers pal, appreciate it!
This pub doesn’t look rough to me
At least they know how to pour Guinness unlike the last pub in Brum! Edit: new sub, can't beat old school pubs - becoming rare!
That is true. Cheers pal, appreciate it 👍
Love your videos. That barman in the Mostyn Arms reminded me of the actor Tim Healy
Cheers pal. He was proper sound him 👍
@@honestplaces Keith Bach (Bach being Welsh for little) he's proper sound
It’s like being on a long holiday pub crawl without moving from the comfort of your home , just banging 😊
Didn't we have a lovely time the day we went to Bangor!!!
Really good channel m8, raw and honest reviews. Grew up in a lot of places like this and used to go to a lot of run down rough places
They are the best places init! Cheers pal, really appreciate it 👍
What having a pub crawl is all about - local pubs, having a chat with friendly locals and getting a head on.
Happy hour and no punters to be happy shame sign of the times in the pub game
As an English person I love the display of Welsh flags in these pubs.
Cheers for doing the video mate 🎉🎉🎉
Great upload mate,love the content, everyone loves a happy hour, least ur not wading ur way through trash this time 😉
Cheers pal....yeh it was nice to be litter free 🤣
You had a lucky escape there, it was probably kickin off in the chippy...........Bangin!!
🤣
Im sure the Irish would've been proud of that pint of Guinness. It looked fantastic 😛😛😛
It was bangin
To be fair I'd have no issue drinking in any of these bars , looked far safer than any Mancunian offering 🤣
Scotland next , I remember drinking in the Gorbals back in the 80's....now that was an experience
Been to Bangor plenty of time's but not drinking, the pubs and bars look pretty good too me
“Pretty dodgy, it’s not dodgy” haha brilliant.
Great video as ever man!
Absolutely love these! As a huge Wigan Warriors fan, I’d love you to do Wigan. 🥧 🍺 🏉❤️🤍🍒
Cheers pal. Yeh i'll get to Wigan at some point
Hey love your content. Can you do Burnley one day. Sound be some good content there pal ! 😃
For those watching that may have wondered about the sign saying Free House.
England's 'Free House' Heritage
Prior to the 19th century, England had various types of establishments serving alcohol, including alehouses, taverns, and inns. The term “pub” emerged in the late 17th century to distinguish public houses from private residences.
Beerhouse Act of 1830
The Beerhouse Act of 1830 marked a significant milestone in the history of public houses. This legislation allowed for the proliferation of smaller, more humble establishments, known as “beer houses,” which were granted licenses to serve beer and other beverages. These beer houses were often unpretentious, with a single room or two, and were subject to more restrictive licenses than traditional inns and taverns.
Free Houses
Free houses, also known as independent pubs, have a distinct history. These establishments were not tied to a specific brewery or pub company (PubCo), unlike most pubs, which were owned and controlled by breweries. Free houses operated independently, often with a diverse selection of beers and ales. They were not bound by the same restrictions as tied pubs and could offer a wider range of beverages.
Decline of Free Houses
By the end of the 19th century, the majority of public houses in England were owned by breweries, and the number of free houses decreased significantly. This was largely due to the consolidation of breweries and the expansion of their tied estates.
Beer Orders and Pubcos
In 1989, the British government introduced the Beer Orders, aimed at increasing the number of free houses by forcing breweries to sell their tied houses. However, this led to the creation of pub companies (PubCos), which acquired the tied houses and transformed them into branded establishments. As a result, tens of thousands of pubs remained tied to breweries, and the number of free houses remained limited.
Modern Era
Today, free houses in England are relatively rare, with only a few truly independent pubs remaining. These establishments often prioritize offering a diverse selection of beers and ales, as well as a unique atmosphere and character. Despite the decline of free houses, the concept remains an important part of England’s pub heritage, with many enthusiasts seeking out these independent establishments for their distinct offerings and charm.
Possibly do a price check on the pool tables? Called into rando pub up the valleys other week, 30p a game (decent table too). £1.50 - £2 a game in Cardiff pubs I use 😮
£2 a game! Jeeeez
Top channel this one , thanks , really interesting again !!..🤪
Nice one mate, appreciate it 👍
Cheers for videos 🎉🎉
Enjoyed your videos. I moved from Handsworth Wood ( your last video)to Anglesey where I worked in Bangor many years ago. The bars you visited seemed a bit tame but it was early. The locals told me to avoid certain bars where an English accent was not welcome. Home to Welsh Nationalists. Things could get tasty.
Suggest you call in on Chester when you head North to Scotland Place of my youth and lots of great bars to wander around. You may want to avoid those frequented by the squaddies from the local army camp.
I've lived just outside Bangor for 23 years with a London accent never had 1 bit of bother in bangor, Bethesda, cfon, etc. Mate
Go via Barrow-in-Furness on the way up to Scotland. Loads of dodge pubs around there!
Yeh that place is grim. Need to go back
I don't think he recommended The Castle, he just gave you a direction to the nearest pub, as per your request.
Anymore north wales visits, Prestatyn or Rhyl maybe?
Loads pal but about getting the time 👍
Nice one mate, recently found your videos and love seeing all these random pubs. Aye get to Glasgow, my hometown, go to the home of my football team Partick Thistle, a place called Maryhill, loads of proper old man proper pubs, dunno if you will come back out some of them though😂 you might a few scars to get in them👍 Take care big man🍺
I'm really excited to pal 👍 appreciate the comment mate
No don’t get to Glasgow.
I love Bangor. Had you turned right as you were walking back up from Paddy's, there was a great dive bar up that street. Full of locals. Sound as pounds the lot of them but sometimes it maybe a little grim. I can't remember the name of it. I do remember the students were terrified of going in there. It might no longer be there but I hope it still is.
Yeh the people are sound there....proper mint place for a sesh
Yes called the Globe. I used to live right round the corner.
It's called the Nelson Arms because the Menai Strait is apparently where a young Nelson learnt navigation. He said if you could sail through the Menai Strait, you could sail anywhere.
You Wana go to high street in Swansea... Some pretty rough places there... Or try the mumbles mile...used to be famous for stag parties as I believe it's a mile of pubs... All next to the Swansea bay :) love ya channel x
The Lord Nelson in Urmston is worth a visit. Holt's pub, they brew their own version of stout called, "Trailblazer." I think you'd like it.
Used to frequent there in my 20's, buy a packet of Park Drive and sink a gallon of Holt's bitter, sat happily puffing away in the front room affectionately known as, "The Chapel of Rest." Happy days.
Morecambe, Carlisle and Workington next...??? Maybe Wigton for the win???
The list is soooo long!
"A bit of Crumpet" More like " You are a Muppet"
You know it!
The happy hour confusion made me crack up xD
I used to live in Bangor years ago when I went to university there. I lived in Birmingham too for nearly 10 years (Stockland Green, Erdington and Wylde Green) and they are different worlds. Some parts of Bangor are pretty rough though too but overall it's OK and quite safe. I live on Anglesey now and it's very quiet there. Menai Bridge is a nice town it's well worth a visit👍
Nice vid mate. Great to see Skerries rep. Shame you didn’t get round to any of my other locals but there’s always next time 😂
Bangor is where I used to go on me nights out. Fat cats, yates, rascals ,greek, some house partys, awesome times
Do Caernarfon, plenty of pubs plus very welcoming
Caernarfon is rough lol
You and ya mate falling out cos of Guinness lol
It most certainly is a Cathedral!
Next time in Bangor do upper Bangor. Paddys, the Globe, the Menai. 👍
If a town has pubs that are still open then it must be okay. But most of them seemed not that full which is strange for a Bank Holiday weekend.
People got too drunk the night beforr
Love this . I was here many years ago.
Get yourself back. Cheers pal
It was Bangor Cathedral opposite the pub he directed you to - it's just small and has a church-like appearance.
Thought that... thanks for clearing it up 👍
@@honestplacesNo probs.
I was born in Maes-g , just up the road from there . Alot of my family live there and in the surrounding areas (Freeman, family name). I LOVE Bangor ❤️. I moved to manchester when i was 3 back in 83 . Now live in New Moston. You should review the Charlestown pub and the gardeners arms 😅
Good vid mate, nice SMP too 😎
Try Cork City ☘️ 👍 cheap flights. Best pubs in the world says Cillian Murphy himself. But try the local stouts which are cheaper than Guinness.
Been before. Need to get back
@@honestplaces Sound advice . Low cost flights , wonderful pints but .... accommodation can be pricey .
That first pub was falling apart the wooden windows was rotten and needs a lick of paint and a new sign windows fixing but smoking ban and prices of the drinks people struggling for money that's why alot get shut down then get abandoned i used to enjoy my cheap holidays in Wales years ago was good of that bloke to tell you the next pub is the cathedral sorry the castle 😂🤣🍺🍻
Loving the content keep them coming 👍
Cheers pal. Appreciate it 👍
Problem with Bangor is it's a student town so it has a lot of bars & pubs, however when the students are on their holidays they are always half empty at best.
Not long found your channel, awsome content mate great to watch 👍. Gives people an insight or ideas where to go 👍 Where are you from.
Cheers pal, really appreciate it 👍
Not far from Huddersfield pal
Ah OK mate I couldn't be sure if you were Yorkshire/manchester. 👍
Should have a drink in Flint next time you're in North Wales. Few pubs there for ya within about 5 mins walk of eachother
As a consumer of far too much alcohol I can honestly say never tried Guinness, closest thing I had was a stout once that was like eating a Sunday dinner.
I hate all that "chocolate stout, vanilla stout crap"
If you think Bangor is a _rough Welsh town_ then you truly haven't gone via Llanelli or Swansea
The second pub(mostyn arms) and third pub (skerries) looked decent but the town bars were ropey. Never understood why some bar staff look like you've pissed on their chips. I'm in love with the blonde in pink top in skerries in the corner. Like a young Patsy Kensit.
Get yourself to the skerries then!
Skerries is probably the roughest one in video, used to be real problems with crack and heroine users int toilets
Guiness looked good at all the pubs!
They all did 👍
South Wales is the roughest part of Wales. Watch out down there though as the locals are really handy with their fists and have a lot of pent-up frustrations. And be careful chatting to the birds as she might set some juiced-up guy on to you to break your nose 😊
Merthyr Tydfil was the nicest place to have a pint in the 90s :)
Been to Merthyr a few times when following non league football. Always found it decent and friendly.
I miss pub crawling, we drove in the sixties a bit naughty I know, you young people frowning 😂
Bangor pubs look good love all the Welsh flags
Bangor isn't rough, you want to come down south to somewhere like one of our Merthyr, Rhymney valley or Rhondda Valley pubs now they are rough.
I'm on it
Nice pubs. Cheers for sharing. Man, really dig your tattoos. Have a link for the artist/shop? Must have cost a fortune!
Cheers pal. ONE WAY TATTOO, stockport 👍
My mate went to bangor on the piss years ago and he had to fight about 20 lads off the local estate 😂
Can see Bangor getting rowdy some night!
what camera do you use in the pubs mate, do you make it obvious you are filming etc?
If i get the vibe i just use my hand held....if abit awkward i switch to kinda hidden 2nd one 👍
Looks posh compared to Birmingham
Deffo mate 🤣
Decent pubs them, surprised they kept so many open
Nice selection 👍
"Crumpet" 😅, Love that.
Have you had a trip to turkey 🇹🇷 and you still shave your 🌰 🪒
I do love the videos mate. Keep it up!
Never been 🤣 low matinence shaved init
Loving this mate exactly what I would do if I could escape the wife 😢😢😢 LOL. Videos would be every day 😑😮
You want to get your arse down to South Wales mate. Gurnos in Merthyr Tydfil, Townhill in Swansea or Ely in Cardiff are good places to start 😉
What is your definition of "rough"? The pubs you enter look decidedly smooth!
It looks dead!Most people probably go into Liverpool for a bank holiday weekend.... But, sadly nowadays, the students kill a place because they don't usually support the local pubs and go home with their washing at weekends!
Zero litter, you love to see it.
Bangor doesnt have rough pubs, I'm 54 and not a tough guy by any stretch and I've never needed to avoid any pub in our city.
Pubs died a death because they stayed the same, while home entertainment changed and that's that
Also young people don’t tend to drink as much as previous generations