Pubs in Aylesbury
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Dairy Maid
Dunsham Lane, Aylesbury HP20 2ER
Pleasant comfortable pub after its refurbishment some three years ago. The circular bar is surrounded by the drinking areas. Has two pool tables. Part of The Hungry Horse chain, it offers huge dishes at low prices. Locally valued therefore listed as an asset of community value.
Fever & Cirque
14 Kingsbury, Aylesbury HP20 2HT
Open as a three room nightclub.
Victoria Club
22 Kingsbury, Aylesbury HP20 2HT
Private member's club independant of the CIU. Live music is very popular. Non-members can be signed in when a entry fee is paid. Large music stage is upstairs.
Feathers
17 Kingsbury Court, Kingsbury, Aylesbury HP20 2JA
Lively modern style pub. A very mixed clientele during the day with a focus on meals and televised sport. Weekend evenings develop into a more youthful scene as the place becomes busy and louder. Large selection of ales. Guests are often from the Marston stable. Customers can enjoy a beer outside the premises looking onto the attractive Kingsbury Square in the Summer.
Mirage Gentlemen's Club - Bar & Club
39a Buckingham Street, Aylesbury HP20 2NQ
From their website: "Located in Aylesbury town centre Buckinghamshire, Mirage is the area's most exclusive and luxurious, social entertainment night spot." Operates as a Gentlemen's Club during the week but turns into a nightclub on weekends.
Egg & Monkey
1 Silver Street, Aylesbury HP20 2PT
Local LGBT venue. Welcoming of everyone. Large dancefloor and plenty of music entertainment. Unfortunately no real ale.
Queens Head
1 Temple Square, Aylesbury HP20 2QA
Open plan pub with a small function room and courtyard beer garden. Set in a quiet square in Aylesbury's quaint old town. Music features on weekend evenings. Plenty of other events held throughout the week.
Emperors Lounge
31 Buckingham Street, Aylesbury HP20 2LA
Another pub now unrecognisable from it's refurbishment. Light and airy with plenty of seating. Bar is at the back facing more seating.
King's Head
Market Square, Aylesbury HP20 2RW
A National Trust pub run by the Chiltern brewery for many years. It has the oldest courtyard inn in England complete with cobbles and with the converted stables occupying one side. The bar has up to four Chiltern ales of which two often change and a guest beer – often a Stout or Porter in the Winter months. A cider is often represented. A helpful chalkboard to the side notes current beers and beers to come. The ales are often used in the cooking and in their cheeses and chutneys. It is one the few pubs that has no television or piped music.
Aylesbury Ex Services Club
Aylesbury, Aylesbury HP21 7QP
"The state-of-the-art clubhouse contains a member's lounge/bar, games area and a large banqueting hall. The improved facilities have enabled the club to provide a new home for the Aylesbury Open Dart competitions as well as charity competions. You no longer have to be a former member of the armed services to join. "Since it was launched in 1967, the club has grown from small beginnings to become one of Aylesbury's largest clubs with nearly 1,000 members. It provides facilities for a number of services, including the Royal British Legion, Royal Naval Association and the Royal Green Jackets."
Bricklayers Arms
Walton Terrace, Aylesbury HP21 7QY
Once part of the hamlet of Walton, this 17th-century pub is situated on a cross roads opposite the Aristocrat, just round the corner from Walton pond once a centre for breeding the famous Aylesbury Duck. The pub has an attractive timber beamed interior on several levels, with a beam roofed function room at the rear. A large fire provides a warm welcome in the winter, while a sizable enclosed beer garden at the back is a sun trap in the summer.
Old Millwrights Arms
83 Walton Road, Aylesbury HP21 7SN
Vibrant community pub with 9 handpumps, 7 of which for real ales including Locales and 2 for draught cider. Extensive menu including tapas and stone baked pizzas.