ICRTouch proud to sponsor 2023 Pub & Bar Awards

Here at ICRTouch, we’ve been collaborating with the hospitality industry for the past 20+ years, developing electronic point of sale (EPoS) software. Our goal has always been to help pub and bar owners save time and increase revenue. Our all-in-one solution of seamlessly integrated products is specifically developed to handle the fast-paced environments of pubs and bars, enabling owners to work smarter, not harder.
National Pub and Bar Awards

But we’re more than just tills and EPoS – ICRTouch solutions cover every aspect of hospitality businesses. Our flexible software helps manage customer loyalty, receive orders from multiple channels, handle stock efficiently, automate reservations and so much more. 

We take pride in the success stories of the businesses we’ve had the privilege of supporting over the years, and are delighted to now be a part of the National Pub & Bar Awards team. We recognise the integral, positive impact that pubs and bars have on our communities and we’re excited to celebrate some of the UK’s best!

Congratulations to all 94 county winners across the country. We’re looking forward to celebrating at the official awards ceremony on 28th June in London where the regional winners and the overall UK’s best pub/bar will be announced.

Special congratulations go to our local pub, The Fighting Cocks, who picked up a county award win!

The full list of county winners is below.

East Midlands
Rutland, The Admiral Hornblower
Leicestershire, The Griffin Inn
Derbyshire, The Red Lion at Peak Edge
Northamptonshire, The Tollemache Arms
Nottinghamshire, Ye Olde Bridge Inn

East of England
Suffolk, Coach & Horses
Essex, Galvin Green Man
Hertfordshire, The Black Horse, Barnet
Norfolk, The Kings Head, Letheringsett
Bedfordshire, The Manor Bar & Barbers
Cambridgeshire, The Three Hills

London
Greater London, The Barley Mow, Mayfair
City of London, The Oyster Shed

North East
Durham, The Bay Horse
Northumberland, The Crown Inn Humshaugh
Tyne and Wear, Three Mile

North West
Cumbria, The Brown Horse Inn
Greater, Manchester The Crown and Kettle
Cheshire, The Swan at Marbury
Lancashire, The White Bull at Oswaldtwistle
Merseyside, The Windmill, Southport

Northern Ireland
Tyrone, Bogans
Antrim, Hearth
Derry/Londonderry, Peadar O’Donnell’s
Armagh, The Hole in the Wall
Down, The Maghera Inn
Fermanagh, The Taphouse

North West Scotland
Highland, The Ben Nevis Bar
Na h-Eileanan Siar (Western Isles), The Cross Inn
Stirling, The Cross Keys, Kippen
Argyll and Bute, Tigh An Truish

North East Scotland
Perth and Kinross, BrewDog Perth
Orkney Islands, Helgi’s
City of Aberdeen, Siberia Bar & Hotel
City of Dundee, The Barrelman
Aberdeenshire, The Boat Inn
Fife, The Criterion
Clackmannanshire, The Mansfield Arms
Moray, The Old Mill Inn
Angus, The Picture House
Shetland Islands, The Welcome Inn

South East Scotland
West Lothian, Platform 3
East Lothian, The Bonnie Badger
Scottish Borders, The Bridge Inn
Midlothian, The Bridge Inn at Ratho
City of Edinburgh, The Scran & Scallie
Falkirk, The Wheatsheaf

South West Scotland
Renfrewshire, The Boarding House
East Renfrewshire, The Cartvale
North Lanarkshire, The Electric Bar
City of Glasgow, The Gate
North Ayrshire, The Red Squirrel
South Ayrshire, The Smoking Goat
East Dunbartonshire, The Stables
Dumfries and Galloway, The Steamboat Inn
South Lanarkshire, The Strathaven
East Ayrshire, The Weston
Inverclyde, Tokyo Joe
Dunbartonshire, Tullie Inn

South East
Berkshire Hare & Hounds, Newbury
West Sussex, The Blue Bell at Cocking
Isle of Wight, The Fighting Cocks
Kent, The Marquis of Granby
Buckinghamshire, The Oarsman
Surrey, The Running Horses, Mickleham
Oxfordshire, The Rusty Bicycle
East Sussex, The Stag Inn
Hampshire, The Vaults

South West
Wiltshire, Bell & Crown
Gloucestershire, The Crown at Ampney Brook
Cornwall, The Driftwood Spars
Dorset, The Langton Arms
Bristol, The Lost & Found Bristol
Devon, The Masons Arms
Somerset, The Swan Wedmore

Wales
West Glamorgan, Britannia Inn
Gwent, The Clytha Arms
Gwynedd, The Fairy Falls Hotel
South Glamorgan, The Heathcock
Powys, The Old Black Lion
Mid Glamorgan, The Old House 1147
Clwyd, Three Eagles
Dyfed, White Hart Thatched Inn & Brewery

West Midlands
West Midlands, Attic Brew Co.
Staffordshire, Fitzherbert Arms
Shropshire, Pheasant at Neenton
Worcestershire, The Hart at Headless Cross
Warwickshire, The Red Lion, Long Compton
Herefordshire, The Riverside at Aymestrey

Yorkshire and the Humber
West Yorkshire, Shibden Mill Inn
North Yorkshire, The Fat Badger Harrogate
East Riding of Yorkshire, The Goodmanham Arms
Lincolnshire, The Strait and Narrow
South Yorkshire, The Woodman

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