Belly Busters, Lord Byron

Belly Busters, Lord Byron, 20-22 Bridge Street East, Middlesbrough TS2, 2012 • Not two names you’d normally associate together, it is in fact Belly Busters cafe at the Lord Byron pub. Set in the magnificent desolation of Middlesbrough’s flattened ex-docklands, it still appeared to be there in 2017.

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By Vici MacDonald
On 2018/07/15
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2012, Middlesbrough, Shopfront Elegy

aristocratic name, eaterie, nice name, traditional

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