Pub Hopping

After devouring the tacos, we set out to find a pub that would be not-too-loud, but also not-too-old.. A tall order?  Result: sort of.  After a few failed attempts (each time we gazed in through the glass, the crowd looked far older than we were anticipating), we found the Wargrave Arms.

From the outside, it looked like a nice place that didn't seem too busy. Inside, the atmosphere was glorious.  The dark wood paneling, hand-carved bar, people that looked happy and...music that was straight out of a really terrible American diner.  Perfect.

All of us at the Wargrave Arms

After the Wargrave Arms, we moved onto the Harcourt Arms.  It was a lot busier, actually completely packed with people, and so we didn't end up staying too long.  They had an upstairs which held our group plus another pretty comfortably.  Most of the night was spent at the Victory (which happens to be directly across the street from The Landward). 

With the celebration complete, we ended up getting to bed before 2:00 AM so we could get up and secure those tickets to "The Misanthrope."