RAIN is really rather wet, night follows day and PubSpy is missing pubs – some things are so blindingly obvious they don’t really need saying.
I LOVE Mexican food, a rather excited Mrs PubSpy exclaimed as she scooped up a weighty white paper bag filled to the brim with burritos, nachos, quesadillas and more.
VARIETY is the spice of life. That’s what people are always telling me as I stick to my rigid schedule.
LAST week, as I squinted down an empty bottleneck and watched the last of my lockdown liquor trickle out, I thought about hanging up my trilby and trench coat for good.
WEEK two in isolation, and a second week without my beloved pubs.
THE words seemed to leap from my television screen and smack me across the face.
When it finally stopped raining the PubSpy headed out and enjoyed a good walk and nice beer. But sadly he was not impressed with the food at The Beachy Head
A PUBSPY fact: did you know New Amsterdam was the original name for New York?
PubSpy tried his hand at trivia and failed in spectacular fashion this week as he visited the Robin Hood pub in Brighton’s Norfolk Place. But he couldn’t help but be won over by the award-winning establishment’s interesting decorative choices, welcoming atmosphere and a very unexpected pizza oven.
YOU couldn’t make it up.
