Pub Guide
- Abbots Salford
- Salford Hall Hotel
Abbots Salford
WR11 8UT
moc.puorgamrak@yessydo.amrak
(01386) 871300
Grade I listed Cotswold stone former manor house converted into a hotel and quiet leisure complex with a spa, library and games room featuring a snooker table. The interior has many features reminiscent of its ancient past. There are two handpumps in the small bar to the right of the main entrance, and meals are served in the Sir Phillip Hobbie Restaurant.
- Vineyard Inn
Abbots Salford
WR11 8UT
ku.oc.nnidrayeniv@tcatnoc
(01386) 870217
Family-run country pub and restaurant. Outside there's an extensive patio area and garden served by its own bar hatch.
- Salford Hall Hotel
Abbots Salford
WR11 8UT
- Alcester
- Alcester Rugby Club
Birmingham Road
Alcester
B49 5QF
(01789) 764061
Clubhouse was officially opened in 1984.
- Alcester Unionist Club
High Street
Alcester
B49 5AB
(01789) 762458
The Club has a modern Lounge and Bar area, fully air-conditioned, where they serve a good range of Beers, Real Ales and Wines to both members and their guests. Large variety of regular events held.
- Bear
High Street
Alcester
B49 5AB
(01789) 763847
High Street pub which has been re-furbished to a good standard, popular with the younger set. Cask-Marque accredited. Was originally a Coaching Inn (C17).
- Dog & Partridge
15 Bleachfield Street
Alcester
B49 5BB
(01789) 762421
An old pub tucked away down a side street, with a strong community involvement. The Garden Bar is open Fri eves and all day at weekends in summer. Light meals are available in the pub, and barbecues outside in summer.
- Holly Bush
37 Henley Street
Alcester
B49 5QX
(01789) 507370
Now leased by Everards to Peter and Helen. A 17th century local in a historic market town. Restoration has preserved many original features within the pub. Real fires. Quiet room. Garden. Shakespeare CAMRA Branch Pub of the Year 2000, 2001, 2002, 2007. 2011, 2014 (Warwickshire) while under previous management.
- Roebuck
Birmingham Road
Alcester
B49 5QA
(01789) 762410
An old inn on the edge of town with two restaurants and 11 en-suite bedrooms (including ground-floor rooms for disabled). Re-opened Dec 2011 with landlord Adam Coleman. Free house. Extensive eating area, including a conservatory and a reasonably-sized bar.
- Royal Oak
44 High Street
Alcester
B49 5AB
(01789) 565211
Shakespeare CAMRA winter Pub of the Season, December 2021.
The Royal Oak is a grade two late 18c / early 19c listed building situated at the lower end of Alcester High Street just to the side of the very impressive gold painted letter box. It is primarily a large open plan pub but with sufficient space to provide the visitor with number of options should they wish to socialise in larger groups or as couples. With a nice welcoming log fire at the front of the pub there are three hand pulled beers on offer, chosen on a rotational basis from regional and national brewers, and there is live music on Thursday nights.
- Turks Head
4 High Street
Alcester
B49 5AD
(01789) 765948
Converted back to a pub in 1999 after many years as Turks Head Antiques. Bare wooden floors, old furniture, wattle n daub walls and a brick chimney breast combine to give this 17th century town house a rustic atmosphere. It is narrow fronted, extending way back in traditional market town style to a lovely walled garden. An adventurous range of meals and bar snacks feature locally sourced ingredients. Baby changing facilities and toy box available. Real Fire. Garden. Voted local CAMRA branch Pub of the Year 2018 and 2019. 2022 marks the 20th year that Carl and Karen have been landlords of the pub.
- Alcester Rugby Club
Birmingham Road
Alcester
B49 5QF
- Alderminster
- Bell
Shipston Rd
Alderminster
CV37 8NY
(01789) 335671
Following a major refurbishment by Brunning and Price this former coaching inn reopened in February 2020. An L-shaped bar has 7 handpumps serving 6 cask beers and a cider, each with a handy blackboard description including distance from the brewery. The regular beer comes 224 miles from St Austell whereas a changing beer may come just 13 miles from Church Farm. There is a polished wooden floor with central fire grate open on both sides, as well as several different-sized rooms for eating (dogs welcome in some).
- Bell
Shipston Rd
Alderminster
CV37 8NY
- Alveston
- Baraset Barn
Pimlico Lane
Alveston
CV37 7RJ
(01789) 295510
A gastro pub converted from an old barn. The new interior retains some historic features like the original flagstones, alongside striking new designs like the glass-fronted kitchen. It has a function room and a garden.
- Ferry
Ferry Lane
Alveston
CV37 7QX
(01789) 269883
An old inn facing the village green, which concentrates on food while maintaining high standards with its beers.
- Baraset Barn
Pimlico Lane
Alveston
CV37 7RJ
- Armscote
- Fuzzy Duck
Ilmington Road
Armscote
CV37 8DD
moc.etocsmrakcudyzzuf@ofni
(01608) 682635
Re-opened as the Fuzzy Duck (previously the Fox and Goose, Armscote Inn, the Wagon Wheel). £3.60 per pint. Small bar area. Modern contemporary decor inside. Main focus is on restaurant food. Accommodation. Garden. Real Fire.
- Fuzzy Duck
Ilmington Road
Armscote
CV37 8DD
- Arrow
- Arrow Mill
Arrow
B49 5NL
ku.oc.ecirpdnagninnurb@llimworra
(01789) 333790
A bar, restaurant and hotel in an old mill, which was valued at 3/6d in the Domesday Book. The waterwheel still turns in the Millstream Restaurant. The hotel has 18 bedrooms and full conference and function facilities. 7 changing ales served on the 14 hand pumps.
- Arrow Mill
Arrow
B49 5NL
- Aston Cantlow
- Aston Cantlow Club
Bearley Road
Aston Cantlow
B95 6HY
(01789) 488361
The former Sun Inn was bought for £600 in 1916 as the village club, and lies in the village Conservation Area. The club is CIU affiliated, but it should not prove too difficult to get someone to sign you in.
- Kings Head
Bearley Road
Aston Cantlow
B95 6HY
(01789) 488242
The bar has flagstone floors and a low timbered ceiling with many other small areas to drink or dine off a central serving area. Shakespeare`s parents were married at the village church in 1557. Famous since the 1940s for its duck suppers, it was proclaimed Warwickshire Dining Pub of the Year 2007/08. Occasional live jazz, see pub website for full listings. Real fire. Lunches. Evening meals. Restaurant. Garden.
- Aston Cantlow Club
Bearley Road
Aston Cantlow
B95 6HY
- Badsey
- Round of Gras
Bretforton Road
Badsey
WR11 7XQ
(01386) 830206
An open-plan roadside inn, on the eastern edge of the village with an attractive beer garden. It is named in honour of the asparagus that is the speciality of this part of the Vale of Evesham, the gras features in dishes during the asparagus season, other locally sourced produce is used all the year round. Comfortable seating areas for games and drinking. Garden, Function room.
- Wheatsheaf
High Street
Badsey
WR11 7EJ
ku.oc.yesadbnnifahetsaehw@yriuqne
(01386) 830380
17th Century pub which has been a farm, an army billet and a bakery. Two double and two family rooms in converted stable block. Courtyard/BBQ area. Bar Meals. Restaurant (not Sun eves), Function Room.
- Round of Gras
Bretforton Road
Badsey
WR11 7XQ
- Barton
- Cottage of Content
15 Welford Road
Barton
B50 4NP
(01789) 772279
Traditional village pub with low-beams and flagstone floor. Single bar with two drinking areas, one with tv and games. Seperate restaurant area. Camping field to the rear close to the river and Barton Lock. Renowned for its good home-cooked food and generous portions. Garden. Lunches. Evening Meals. Caravan/camp Site. Play area. Shakespeare CAMRA Pub of the Season, Autumn 2011.
- Cottage of Content
15 Welford Road
Barton
B50 4NP
- Bidford-on-Avon
- Bulls Head
34 High Street
Bidford-on-Avon
B50 4AA
(01789) 772242
Landlady Lisa arrived in September 2017 from the nearby Vineyard Inn and is ably assisted on the bar by Hayley. The pub's facade has been given a new look and there is a sunny beer garden plus a Sports TV bar. Bus 18X between Stratford and Evesham stops half hourly at the door. There is a Sunday carvery.
- Frog
High Street
Bidford-on-Avon
B50 4BG
moc.drofdibgorfeht@ofni
(01789) 772369
Riverside pub with its own moorings, the former Frog and Bulrush and Pleasure Boat is a magnet for trippers in summer, but maintains a steady local trade through the winter. A new dining area with riverside balcony, and an extended garden are recent additions. Quiz night each Thursday and live music alternate Fridays. Garden, moorings, Lunches. In the summer months food is also served 5-9pm Tues-Sat.
- Bulls Head
34 High Street
Bidford-on-Avon
B50 4AA
- Binton
- Binton Social Club
Nr Stratford-upon-avon
Binton
CV37 9TW
(01789) 750631
Set in a gently sloping field, formerly an orchard, it is a Caravan Club CL site. The wooden clubhouse hosts bingo, pool, darts, and skittles as well as discos and live music at weekends.A firkin of cask is bought for the weekend if an event is happening such as a caravan rally. Otherwise there is none. The choice of beer changes. There is also a 6-acre field for rallies.
- Binton Social Club
Nr Stratford-upon-avon
Binton
CV37 9TW
- Brailes (Lower)
- Feldon Valley Golf Club
Sutton Lane
Brailes (Lower)
OX15 5BB
(01608) 685633
A modern building on the edge of the village. The bar and restaurant feature a roof terrace with extensive views. Garden, Lunches, Eve meals. The bar is open all day nominally 11-6 but may vary if there is an event or the weather curtails play. Non members are welcome.
- George Inn
High Street
Brailes (Lower)
OX15 5HN
moc.liamg@seliarbnniegroegeht
(01608) 685788
A traditional coaching inn with elements from 16th to 18th centuries: Grade II listed. It has two inglenook fireplaces with real fires in winter. Outside is a large garden including an Aunt Sally pitch and a covered smoking area. There is a car park through the archway and bus 3 between Shipston and Banbury stops at the door. The pub sign again shows St George and not King George - apparently the masons constructing St George's church opposite lived here in the 1300s. Tracey reopened the pub in August 2020 after some months of closure. The fifth handpump usually serves a seasonal ale.
- Feldon Valley Golf Club
Sutton Lane
Brailes (Lower)
OX15 5BB
- Bretforton
- Fleece Inn
The Cross
Bretforton
WR11 7JE
(01386) 831173
The Fleece Inn is a renowned fifteenth century timber framed village pub owned by the National Trust on the edge of the Cotswolds. Recognised by CAMRA as being one of Britain’s best Real Heritage pubs it houses a world-famous collection of 17th century pewter which can be viewed in one of the three main interior rooms. The pub also has its own orchard garden which is very popular with families in the summer and the food comes highly recommended. As a focus for the local community Morris dancers and music feature all year round and regular entertainment evenings are organised in the adjacent medieval barn. This really is a pub not to be missed if you are ever in the area.
- Fleece Inn
The Cross
Bretforton
WR11 7JE
- Broadway
- Broadway Hotel
The Green
Broadway
WR12 7AA
(01386) 852401
Centrally located on the village green; the 16th Century Broadway Hotel is home to a lively bar, award-winning Brasserie and 19 beautiful bedrooms. The Jockey Bar is full of charming original features from the minstrels gallery to the open log fireplaces and is popular with guests and locals alike for a bite to eat and drink. Outside patio and large separate marque. Dogs are also welcome.
- Crown & Trumpet Inn
14 Church Street
Broadway
WR12 7AE
ku.oc.syadilohdlowstoc@ofni
(01386) 853202
Fine 17th-century Cotswold stone inn on the road to Snowshill, complete with oak beams and log fires along with plenty of Flowers brewery memorabilia. The North Cotswold beers alternate through the seasons. Live Jazz or Blues music on Thurs. Real Fire, Garden, Accommodation. Food is homemade on the premises using locally sourced seasonal dishes for Lunch and Evening Meals.
- Horse & Hound
54 High Street
Broadway
WR12 7DT
(01386) 852287
Like most buildings in Broadway it is built of the local honey-coloured stone. Drinking area to the right and eating to the left. Five letting bedrooms. Accommodation. Restaurant. Lunches. Eve Meals.
- Swan Hotel
2 The Green
Broadway
WR12 7AA
(01386) 852278
A Cotswold stone pub, with stripped-pine bar with a good-value blackboard of bar meals. Real ale was dropped in June 2007, returning during 2008. Part of the Village, Pub and Kitchen chain of public houses (Overall owned by MandB). Lunches. Eve Meals. Patio.
- Broadway Hotel
The Green
Broadway
WR12 7AA
- Broom
- Broom Hall Inn
Bidford Road
Broom
B50 4HE
(01789) 773757
Large black and white building with carvery restaurant, a function room in the Barn and 12 en-suite bedrooms. Accommodation. Lunch and Evening Meals. Garden.
- Broom Tavern
32 High Street
Broom
B50 4HL
ku.oc.nrevatmoorb@seiriuqne
(01789) 778199
A lovely brick and timber historic building with much character, it has been tastefully made over and still retains a cosy snug. Reopened by 2 experienced chefs with a good pedigree aiming to serve local produce. Lunches, evening meals, 3 beer gardens, Annual Beer and Cider Festival August Bank Holiday weekend, dog friendly.
- Broom Hall Inn
Bidford Road
Broom
B50 4HE
- Charlecote
- Charlecote Pheasant
Charlecote
CV35 9EW
(01789) 279954
Owned by Shearing Hotels, it has 70 rooms, a tennis court and outdoor swimming pool. Parking. Accommodation. Lunches. Evening meals. Restaurant. Function rooms. On X17 bus route.
- Charlecote Pheasant
Charlecote
CV35 9EW
- Cherington
- Cherington Arms
Cherington
CV36 5HS
(01608) 685183
A 17th century inn with exposed beams and Cotswold stone walls. A real fire will warm you in winter, there is ample parking and the beer garden leads down to the River Stour. The pub re-opened in March 2022 after a three month closure with new hosts Elin and Gilberto. Additional info: Initially reopened offering drinks only but food is planned.
- Cherington Arms
Cherington
CV36 5HS
- Childswickham
- Childswickham Inn
Broadway Road
Childswickham
WR12 7HP
ku.oc.nnimahkciwsdlihc@seiriuqne
(01386) 852461
A Victorian inn situated on the main road through the village it is easily accessed off the Evesham to Broadway road. With two dining areas, a relaxed bar and brasserie which mixes modern style with a warm country welcome. There is also a pleasant garden with chairs and tables, primarily on decking, with further separate seating areas under parasols.
- Childswickham Inn
Broadway Road
Childswickham
WR12 7HP
- Cleeve Prior
- Kings Arms
Bidford road
Cleeve Prior
WR11 8LQ
(01789) 601706
Re-opened in October 2018 after refurbishment, this friendly 16th-century village pub with thick stone walls, oak beams and high-backed settles has long had a reputation for traditional home-cooked food using finest local produce. Real Fire. Quiet room. Lunches. Eve meals. Small garden with a lovely outlook over the countryside. Disabled access.
- Kings Arms
Bidford road
Cleeve Prior
WR11 8LQ
- Clifford Chambers
- New Inn
Clifford Chambers
CV37 8HR
(01789) 293402
A 400-year old coaching inn, in what was formerly part of Gloucestershire, with 19 en-suite bedrooms. Real fire. Good value carvery lunchtime and evening. Accommodation.
- New Inn
Clifford Chambers
CV37 8HR
- Edgehill
- Castle Inn
Edgehill
OX15 6DJ
ku.oc.llihegdetaeltsac@seiriuqne
(01295) 670255
A most interesting pub which can be seen for miles. Built from local stone as a round tower in 1742 to mark the centenary of the Battle of Edgehill. A wooden drawbridge links the 70ft tower with a smaller square tower. Good views out over the Civil War battle site. Featured in CAMRA book 101 Beer Days Out. Real Fire. Garden. Letting bedrooms are available.
- Castle Inn
Edgehill
OX15 6DJ
- Ettington
- Caffeine & Machine
Banbury Road
Ettington
CV37 7NS
(01789) 740267
The Caffeine & Machine was once the Dower House to Ettington Manor. Phil McGovern and Dan Macken took over the tenancy in autumn 2018, achieving an extensive refurbishment with striking decor and a particular emphasis on the automotive and motorcycle culture. A huge cedar tree overlooks the large garden, where a large twin teepee has been installed to provide an extra bar at busy times.
- Chequers
91 Banbury Road
Ettington
CV37 7SR
ku.oc.notgnitte-sreuqehc-eht@olleh
(01789) 740387
Taken on by new owners in May 2018, this 18th-century village pub re-opened in April 2019 after extensive refurbishment and offers a warm and friendly welcome to villagers, walkers and other visitors. It now features stylish decor and furnishings, while tables in the L-shaped bar and restaurant areas accommodate increased numbers of diners to enjoy an enhanced food menu which includes vegetarian options (vegan also available if ordered in advance). As well as real ale, an interesting range of wines and gins is on offer. The Chequers is easily found on the A422 in Ettington, between Banbury and Stratford-upon-Avon. There is level wheelchair access to the restaurant, but not to the bar or toilets.
- Caffeine & Machine
Banbury Road
Ettington
CV37 7NS
- Evesham
- Angel Vaults
11 Port Street
Evesham
WR11 3LA
(01386) 47188
Basic but friendly open plan corner pub with pool table and juke box. Under new management since Oct 2013 with Steve and Sharon.
- BBC/Ecgwins Club
117 High Street
Evesham
WR11 4EQ
(01386) 446311
A large Edwardian building, comfortably fitted out with three rooms round a central bar. The former BBC Social Club changed its name in 2007, to honour the saint who founded the abbey in 701AD. Annual membership costs £30, and temporary membership may be arranged for pre-booked parties. Runs a small beer festival around Easter.
- BCM
64 Bridge Street
Evesham
WR11 4RY
07703 753064
Opened in 2018 in a 16th-century, Grade II listed building which was previously a cafe/Restaurant. Three, or four, real ales are usually on offer including a house beer from Green Duck Brewery, together with various craft beers and cans. Family run with one main room and a small courtyard outside. No food sales but customers are welcome to bring their own from home or local takeaways. Although the pub is a bit difficult to find if you are outside of the area it usually an interesting choice of beers which are not regularly available in the town. Please check opening times on the pub's Facebook page which also gives an idea of the beers that are currently available.
- Bengeworth Club
18 Coronation Street
Evesham
WR11 3DA
(01386) 442317
Private members Club. Relaxed atmosphere as you chat and socialize. The Club also features many sports including, football, darts, skittles and crib
- Cider Mill
Pershore Road
Evesham
WR11 2NA
(01386) 49298
A locals pub on the western approaches to town, refurbished mid-2007 Garden. Refurnished in 2017.
- Evesham Rowing Club
Abbey Road
Evesham
WR11 4ST
(01386) 446131
Club with large function room.
- Evesham Rugby Club
Blind Lane
Evesham
WR11 4JX
(01386) 446469
Rugby club.
- Fairfield
Battleton Road
Evesham
WR11 1HU
(01386) 244063
Refurbished. Re-opened. Review required.
- Northwick Hotel
Waterside
Evesham
WR11 1BT
(01386) 40322
A hotel on the banks of the Avon with 29 en-suite rooms. The real ale is in Jacksons Bar across the courtyard. This is decorated in contemporary style and has a conservatory area which backs on to the garden and childrens play area. Flagstoned floor. Accommodation, Lunches, Eve meals. Garden.
- Old Swanne Inne
66 High Street
Evesham
WR11 4HG
(01386) 442650
The Swanne was an inn in 1586 and went through many changes before opening as a Wetherspoons in late 1998. A later indenture, c1650, uses the modern spelling of The Swan Inn. Recently refurbished with many prints about the local history. Handily situated close to the bus stops in the centre of town. Serving a full range of Wetherspoon real ales with more seating available at the rear.
- Olde Red Horse
17 Vine Street
Evesham
WR11 4RE
ku.oc.liamtoh@esrohderedloey
(01386) 442784
A black and white 15th-century coaching inn with award-winning floral displays. This popular and friendly two-room pub attracts old and young alike. The public bar has TV, dartboard and jukebox, and the courtyard is decorated with gargoyles and grotesques. The lounge has an area set aside for dining and many features linked to the historic Evesham Abbey. Traditional home-cooked food is served including an excellent-value steak night.
- Orchard
Twyford Roundabout
Evesham
WR11 4TP
(01386) 444300
A Beef Eater franchised pub and hotel complex on the bypass. Modern interior. Good range of food available all day.
- Red Lion
6 Market place
Evesham
WR11 4RE
ku.oc.llayornonnac@liam
(01386) 761688
Free house tucked away in the corner of Evesham's Market Square. First recorded use as a public house in 1728, closed in 1910. Re-opened in June 2014. Very basic but full of character with a small bar, large seating area and smaller snug. Live music is on Friday evenings and Sunday afternoons. No TV, no alcopops and no food, although you are welcome to order from nearby food outlets and the cafe next door and eat in the pub. Plates and cutlery available. Note: Up to 5 Cannon Royall ales may be available.
- Royal Oak
Vine Street
Evesham
WR11 4RE
(01386) 442465
From the outside this looks like a quaint olde worlde tavern, refurbished inside during 2014. Their main interest is food (Fresh, locally sourced and ethically produced) full menu is available all day, every day from about 9.30am
- Strawberry Field
Charity Crescent
Evesham
WR11 2UT
(01386) 422535
A large modern family orientated Hungry Horse branded pub features a Wacky Warehouse for children. Located just off the bypass. Lots of bric-a-brac decorates the pub, some of it suspended from the rafters.
- Swan
Port Street
Evesham
WR11 1AT
(01386) 449587
Having been a keg only pub for some years the Swan introduced cask beer in early 2013 at about the same time that rock bands began to perform at weekends. Live music every weekend (usually Sat). The landlord observed that these bands and their supporters have a great liking for real ale. Not to be confused with Wetherspoons Old Swanne Inne, High Street.
- Trumpet Inn
13 Merstow Green
Evesham
WR11 4BD
moc.liamg@nnitepmurteht
(01386) 442816
Traditional pub with a great local support offering a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Many facilities including darts and monthly live music nights. Homemade cooked food served daily with many weekly specials and Sunday roasts - call for further details. Large grassed garden with covered shelter at the rear of the pub and further seating at the front. Tucked away at the Southern end of the High Street close to the Merstow Green car park.
- Valkyrie Cafe Bar
Market Square
Evesham
WR11 4RW
(01386) 48680
Opened in January 2017 - previously PJs Moon & Sixpence.
- Angel Vaults
11 Port Street
Evesham
WR11 3LA
- Great Alne
- Mother Huffcap
Spernall Lane
Great Alne
B49 6HY
ku.oc.pacffuhrehtom@olleh
(01789) 488800
A Country pub. Closed for nearly 3 years from 2019. Reopened to serve the local community in December 2021 under new owners S Pert and A Taylor. Menu includes gluten-free, vegetarian & vegan options. Bus X19 passes the door. Ample car park. Garden.
- Mother Huffcap
Spernall Lane
Great Alne
B49 6HY
- Halford
- Halford Bridge
Fosseway
Halford
CV36 5BN
(01789) 748217
A stone-built Grade II listed coaching inn dating from 1567 on the Fosse Way (A429). There is a restaurant and a flower-decked courtyard, plus 12 en-suite bedrooms. Reopened November 2021 (bar only, maybe no real ale at first) under new management.
- Halford Bridge
Fosseway
Halford
CV36 5BN
- Hampton Lucy
- Boars Head
Church Street
Hampton Lucy
CV35 8BE
moc.liamg@yculnotpmahdaehsraobeht
(01789) 840533
Cosy and attractive free house, built in the 17th Century as a cider house and now owned by a local trust; the present kitchen was originally a mortuary. Situated on a Sustrans route close to the river Avon, popular with cyclists, walkers and visitors to nearby Charlecote Park (NT). A sheltered rear garden is popular for Sunday afternoon barbecues in summer. Real fire, garden. lunches & evening meals. Warwickshire County Champion Pub of the Year 2010.
- Boars Head
Church Street
Hampton Lucy
CV35 8BE
- Harvington
- Golden Cross
Village Street
Harvington
WR11 8PQ
(01386) 304505
Village pub situated on the top Alcester cross-roads of the village. Beers are sold on three handpumps with Wye Valley ales always present and a range of national brands sold on an ever changing basis with an Adnams option usually available as the main third option. A traditional cider is also sold on hand pump.
- Golden Cross
Village Street
Harvington
WR11 8PQ
- Honeybourne
- Thatched Tavern
12 High Street
Honeybourne
WR11 7PQ
ku.oc.nrevatdehctaht@sgnikoob
(01386) 834273
A long, narrow, Grade-II-listed pub divided into bar, lounge and restaurant areas. A child- and dog-friendly pub with log fires, a garden, and bar food available as well as restaurant meals. The nearby holiday cottage sleeps 5.
- Thatched Tavern
12 High Street
Honeybourne
WR11 7PQ
- Ilmington
- Howard Arms
Lower Green
Ilmington
CV36 4LT
(01608) 682226
A 400-year-old rambling mellow stone-built inn, located in the village green. It has eight individual letting bedrooms and has received numerous accolades including the Good Pub Guides. An ideal base for a walking or touring holiday in the Cotswolds and Shakespeare country. Real Fire. Accommodation. Garden. Lunches. Eve Meals.
- Red Lion
Front Street
Ilmington
CV36 4LX
ku.oc.notgnimlinoildereht@ofni
(01608) 682089
A traditional country pub providing excellent company, food and drink including a wide selection of Hook Norton ales and artisanal gins. The tenants as from March 2018 are Dee and Andy, who have been part of the village community for many years. There is live music once a month.
- Howard Arms
Lower Green
Ilmington
CV36 4LT
- Iron Cross
- Queens Head
Iron Cross
WR11 8SH
moc.oohay@fehcpotnaidni
(01386) 870257
County pub offering an extensive Indian cuisine menu and traditional roasts on Sundays (noon-4pm).
- Queens Head
Iron Cross
WR11 8SH
- Kineton
- Carpenters Arms
Banbury Street
Kineton
CV35 0JS
(01926) 640364
Reopened in October 2018 under new management.
- Kineton Sports & Social Club
Bridge Street
Kineton
CV35 0FA
(01926) 640901
Large bar and separate event hall, KSSC already plays host to a wide range of activities on a regular basis. These include live music, circuit training, badminton, skittles.
- Swan Hotel
Banbury Street
Kineton
CV35 0JS
(01926) 640664
Modernised and comfortable hotel with an open plan bar and real fires with a beer garden and patio. There is a separate restaurant and accommodation is available. The lease was taken over late 2019 by the El Café tapas bar based in Shipston on Stour, and a similar delicious menu is available here in Kineton.
- Carpenters Arms
Banbury Street
Kineton
CV35 0JS
- Kings Coughton
- Kings Court Hotel
Kings Coughton
B49 5QQ
(01789) 763111
Originally a tudor farmhouse, with many additions over the centuries, including a modern accommodation block. The hotel has many bedrooms, a restaurant and three function rooms. Real ale is in the Twisted Boot bar. The bar is open all day, food is served lunchtimes and evenings every day. Accommodation. Function room. Restaurant. Garden.
- Moat House
Birmingham Rd
Kings Coughton
B49 5QF
(01789) 762984
An L-shaped black-and-white timbered inn with period details with old beams and flagstones. Warm and welcoming. Refurbished to a high standard by the Lovely Pubs Group. Restaurant. Has a native American tent for smokers in the garden.
- Kings Court Hotel
Kings Coughton
B49 5QQ
- Little Compton
- Red Lion
Little Compton
GL56 0RT
(01608) 674397
This Cotswold stone pub has flagstoned floors and log fires to welcome you in winter. There are settles in the public bar on which you can relax and maybe watch a game of pool. Close to the boundary of three counties, a popular base for exploring the Cotswolds and the nearby Rollright Stones. Real Fire, Garden, Lunches, Eve meals, Public bar.
- Red Lion
Little Compton
GL56 0RT
- Long Compton
- Red Lion
Main Street
Long Compton
CV36 5JS
(01608) 684221
A stone built pub on the edge of the Cotswolds. Bus 50 passes the door. There are five letting bedrooms, plus a pool room. Children and dogs are welcome inside the pub and in the large garden. Accommodation, Lunches, Eve Meals, Garden. Food available all sessions.
- Red Lion
Main Street
Long Compton
CV36 5JS
- Long Marston
- Masons Arms
Long Marston
CV37 8RG
(01789) 720586
Built in 1685 and a pub since 1861. Food served lunchtime and evenings 7 days a week. The function room has a skittle alley, and also doubles as lounge/restaurant. Real fire. Lunches. Eve meals. Function room. Front and rear gardens.
- Masons Arms
Long Marston
CV37 8RG
- Lower Quinton
- College Arms
Lower Quinton
CV37 8SG
ku.oc.smra-egelloc-eht@aynat
(01789) 720066
An old pub, the stone-built part dating from the early 16th century. Was a farmhouse up to 1897, the brick-built part being outbuildings. The college in the name is Magdalen, Oxford, which was the Lord of the Manor, and this is the only pub in Britain permitted to bear Magdalen arms on its sign. Bus 3 provides an hourly service to the village Mon-Sat from Stratford. Last return from opposite the pub is at 3.30pm.
- College Arms
Lower Quinton
CV37 8SG
- Loxley
- Fox Inn
Goldicote Road
Loxley
CV35 9JS
(01789) 840933
Having closed in January 2020 this pub happily reopens on 21 May 2021, as a community pub now wholly owned by a group of shareholders following a successful campaign. National Cycle Route 41 runs within 0.3 km of this friendly village pub which welcomes cyclists and walkers as well as local people.
- Fox Inn
Goldicote Road
Loxley
CV35 9JS
- Newbold-on-Stour
- White Hart Inn
Stratford Road
Newbold-on-Stour
CV37 8TS
(01789) 450205
16th century traditional country pub and restaurant with low-ceilinged timber-frames. Open fires, flagstone floors and a warm and friendly atmosphere. Food is served every session. Well behaved dogs and children are welcome. This pub still retains the old game of Ring the Bull. Large garden. Ample car park. The previous landlord, Jim Cruttwell, ran the pub for 36 years.
- White Hart Inn
Stratford Road
Newbold-on-Stour
CV37 8TS
- North Littleton
- Ivy Inn
Arrow Lane
North Littleton
WR11 8EF
ku.oc.nniyvieht@ofni
(01386) 834841
Located in the heart of North Littleton, The Ivy Inn has undergone refurbishment since being purchased in August 2017 and now boasts new fixtures and fittings whilst maintaining many of its original features, including a beautifully inviting open fire in the bar, ample parking and a green at the front of the property. The restaurant area features a log burner and bare stone walls in keeping with the country feel. Private dining area seating up to 14 people.
- Ivy Inn
Arrow Lane
North Littleton
WR11 8EF
- Norton
- Norton Grange
Evesham Road
Norton
WR11 4TL
(01386) 871477
Refurbished in 2011 which has resulted in very pleasant outdoor drinking areas for the family and subtle use of outside lighting. The Marstons logo is more prevalent around the pub, offering two for the price of one meals. Large garden and patio.
- Norton Grange
Evesham Road
Norton
WR11 4TL
- Offenham
- Bridge Inn & Ferry
Boat Lane
Offenham
WR11 8QZ
ku.oc.mahneffonniegdirbeht@ofni
(01386) 446565
Traditional country freehouse dating back to the 1700s with its own moorings and a garden leading down to the Avon. It provides a great venue for whiling away those lazy summer afternoons down by the riverside. Real Fire. Garden. Lunches. Eve Meals.
- Fish & Anchor
Offenham
WR11 8QT
(01386) 40374
Pub with a restaurant, beer garden and large car park. Dog-friendly in the bar and garden with walks from the pub. Friendly, knowledgeable bar staff and well kept beers. Ice cream sold from the garden in the summer. The caravan park behind the pub is now run independently and renamed as Offenham Touring Park.
- Bridge Inn & Ferry
Boat Lane
Offenham
WR11 8QZ
- Oxhill
- Peacock
Main Street
Oxhill
CV35 0QU
(01295) 688060
This smart village inn with a restaurant changed hands in 2015 when owner Mark Farrel took over. It has 4 changing ales and is open all day, with food served daily Tuesday-Sunday as well as Bank Holiday Mondays.
- Peacock
Main Street
Oxhill
CV35 0QU
- Pebworth
- Masons Arms
Broad Marston Road
Pebworth
CV37 8XN
(01789) 721612
Friendly village pub which reopened in October 2018 after 2 years closed. Three real ales are served, with Cask Marque accreditation achieved in 2019. Separate games-room has a pool table and a TV showing major sports events. Feature nights may highlight open mic, ladies' darts or poker activities, for example.
- Masons Arms
Broad Marston Road
Pebworth
CV37 8XN
- Ratley
- Rose & Crown
Featherbow Lane
Ratley
OX15 6DS
moc.liamg@yeltarnworcesor
(01295) 678148
A superb country pub at the bottom of the village, now with the new landlord Simon Porter. Dating back to the 11th century, it is stone built with exposed beams and a flagstone floor. Ownership of this free house changed early in 2014, so did the tenant, Quentin. Log-burning stoves provide winter warmth; Aunt Sally is played in the garden during summer months. This friendly local is reputedly haunted by the ghost of a Roundhead from the nearby battle of Edgehill. Always has a specialty keg beer on (changing). Selection of bottled beers, ciders plus non alcoholic with a TV screen at the bar showing the beer & cider menus. Children's room. Garden. Wheelchair-friendly.
- Rose & Crown
Featherbow Lane
Ratley
OX15 6DS
- Salford Priors
- Bell
Evesham Road
Salford Priors
WR11 8UU
(01789) 509486
The black and white timbered exterior belies the light modern interior of this refurbished pub having a nice cosy bar with real fire, leather sofas and low tables. Do not be deceived by the exterior.
- Bell
Evesham Road
Salford Priors
WR11 8UU
- Sedgeberrow
- Queens Head
1 Main Street
Sedgeberrow
WR11 7UE
(01926) 642171
Although this venue became an Indian restaurant in May 2021, the bar trade continues independently and normally serves at least two real ales.
- Queens Head
1 Main Street
Sedgeberrow
WR11 7UE
- Shipston-on-Stour
- Black Horse Inn
Station Road
Shipston-on-Stour
CV36 4BT
ku.oc.notspihsesrohkcalb@ofni
(01608) 238489
The oldest pub in Shipston, this ancient stone-built 15th century pub is the only thatched building in Shipston. The licence dates back to 1540. Cosy and welcoming lounge with large inglenook log fire. Excellent Thai Food restaurant (take-away available). Garden with large decking area. Traditional pub games and sports TV are popular in the left hand bar. Live music in the garden during summer.
- Coach & Horses
16 New Street
Shipston-on-Stour
CV36 4EN
(01608) 661335
This end of terrace brick pub has an L-shaped bar in an open-plan layout, and has been extended to include the next-door premises. A central open real log fire provides winter warmth to the carpeted restaurant area on one side and the bar on the other. Dominoes, cribbage, darts and Aunt Sally are all well supported and there is occasional live music. Garden.
- George Townhouse
High Street
Shipston-on-Stour
CV36 4AJ
ku.oc.notspihsegroegeht@koob
(01608) 661453
Previously the George Hotel. A Brakspear-owned hotel in the Market Place. Restaurant with Food lunchtimes and evenings daily. Accommodation. 16 rooms all have flat-screen TV, CD/DVD player/iPod dock.
- Horseshoe Inn
Church Street
Shipston-on-Stour
CV36 4AP
(01608) 662190
An early 17th century coaching inn in the historic market town of Shipston on Stour. New tenants took over in October 2020.
- Lazy Pug
Church Street
Shipston-on-Stour
CV36 4AS
(01608) 662487
Known as the Falcon from 2002, the pub returned to its old name of White Horse in the summer of 2019. After closing for 5 months because of COVID-19 it reopened under new management in September 2020, and in 2021 is renamed the Lazy Pug.
- Shipston Rugby Club
Mayo Road
Shipston-on-Stour
CV36 4BH
(01608) 662107
Visitors are welcome to support the rugby on match days and make use of the bar. Past Captain`s Luncheon held during 2012 to mark 50 years of the club`s existence. The ram is the club`s mascot and motif. Bar and kitchen facilities available for functions. Outdoor drinking area, Function room.
- Thirst Edition
46b Church St
Shipston-on-Stour
CV36 4AS
ku.oc.noitidetsriht@ofni
(01608) 664974
Shipston's first micropub opened on Good Friday 2018 and offers 4-5 changing real ales which are served straight from the cask and cover a wide range (265 in the first 14 months), often local, nearly always including one dark beer and often a vegan option. Up to 8 ciders, bottled craft beers, several wines and 6 gins are also available. There is seating for twenty, and bus 50 from Stratford runs every two hours with a stop outside. Limited kerbside parking, pay-and-display car park 150 m on Telegraph Street (40p per hour up to 2 hours, free after 6 pm). No children under 18 years of age. Reopening after Covid restrictions: serving outside from April 2021 (weather permitting), live music and other events resuming late May. See Facebook for details and updates.
- White Bear
High Street
Shipston-on-Stour
CV36 4AJ
moc.yrewerb-notgninnod@raebetihweht
(01608) 664199
Georgian pub situated in the Market Place. Punch Taverns sold this pub in 2013 to the Donnington Brewery in nearby Stow on the Wold. Food is available lunch and evenings. Real Fire. Letting rooms. SKY Sports TV available. Separate function room at rear of pub has a pool table. Car park.
- Black Horse Inn
Station Road
Shipston-on-Stour
CV36 4BT
- Shottery
- Bell
Bell Lane
Shottery
CV37 9HD
(01789) 269645
Set in the middle of the Shottery one-way system, this Greene King pub attracts visitors to the nearby Anne Hathaways Cottage. Historic pub (est.1728), tastefully and comfortably furnished. Food is served all day every day. Extensive menu and plenty of separate eating/drinking areas including a modern patio area. Shakespeare CAMRA first ever meeting held here on Oct 20th, 1981. Shakespeare CAMRA celebrated their 30th birthday here on Oct 20th, 2011.
- Bell
Bell Lane
Shottery
CV37 9HD
- Snitterfield
- Snitterfield Arms
Bearley Road
Snitterfield
CV37 0JH
moc.liamg@dleifrettinseht
(01789) 777034
Friendly village pub, popular in normal times for meals and ale. The stylish bar area is in a modern style, whilst the restaurant area shows a relaxed environment with two seating areas. Reopened under new management October 2021. The landlord aims to include a darker ale among the three changing beers on offer.
- Snitterfield Sports Club
Wolverton Road
Snitterfield
CV37 0HB
(01789) 731731
In the Sports Club Building there is The Snipe Bar with both SKY & BT Sports. Also provides table tennis, snooker & pool.
- Stratford Manor Hotel
Warwick Road
Snitterfield
CV37 0PY
(01789) 731173
Hotel with bar, restaurant, health club, meeting rooms and 104 bedrooms.
- Snitterfield Arms
Bearley Road
Snitterfield
CV37 0JH
- Stratford-upon-Avon
- Arden Hotel
Waterside
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6BA
(01789) 298682
Located in historic Stratford-upon-Avon, directly opposite the Royal Shakespeare Company Theatres. Formerly part of the Thistle Hotels group. Ceased real ale in autumn 2007 after more than 20 years due to low demand. It has re-gained the original name after a major refurbishment (opening July 2010) as a 45-bedroom luxury hotel. Real Ale back on in 2011. £4 plus for a pint.
- Bear Freehouse
Swan's Nest Lane
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 7LT
(01789) 265540
The riverside Shoulder of Mutton, then a mere pub, was enlarged in 1673 by Sir John Clopton as part of his scheme to develop the Avon navigation. The Bear Freehouse is now part of the Swans Nest hotel, next to Bistrot Pierre restaurant. Lunches. Eve meals. Outside seating area.
- British Legion
29 Bull Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6DT
(01789) 297619
An old building tucked away in the narrow backstreets of Stratford Old Town. Quiet interior with a typical club environment. Membership to British Legion is not required but guests will need to be signed in before entry.
- Bull
9 Bull Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6DT
ku.oc.droftartstallubeht@seiriuqne
(01789) 471931
This old pub tucked away in the narrow backstreets of Stratford's Old Town has been known as the West End at various times over the years, but was taken over in 2020 by the local Melt Pub Company and has reverted to its old name once again. Live music and other events. Garden/large heated patio.
- Church Street Townhouse
16 Church Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6HB
ku.oc.esuohnwotdroftarts@ofni
(01789) 262222
A 400 year old grade II listed building in the heart of Stratford with two bars, The Library a cosy, oak beamed room with bookshelves and oil paintings and The Blue Bar, light and airy with views over the ancient, half timbered buildings the area is famous for. All day bistro. On Mon-Sat at 5.30pm a pianist tinkles the ivories for an hour so we can have music while we sup. Good food and 12 en-suite letting rooms.
- Coach House
42 Rother Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6LP
ku.oc.sbupstropnevad@esuohhcaoc
(01789) 293071
A 475-year-old pub in Rother market area of Stratford. Recently renovated to reveal many of the original features. Disabled facilities have been installed to make it more accessible. Previously called The Lamplighter, it is a Davenports brewery’s managed pub.
- Cox`s Yard
Bridgefoot
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6YY
(01789) 404600
Apostrophe Pubs owned Pub. Previously the Lazy Cow, Coxs Yard. Lively modern music bar / leisure complex with upstairs function venue for restaurant food all day. Comfortable riverside terrace with fine views of Clopton Bridge and the river. Originally opened by Charles Wells in a converted timber yard on the banks of the Avon in September 1998. Former home of the small Coxs Yard Brewery. Family area.
- Dirty Duck
Waterside
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6BA
(01789) 297312
Originally the Black Swan, it has traditionally been the local for actors at the nearby Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Many of their signed photos adorn the walls. A cosy and popular Greene King Old English Inn overlooking the theatre gardens and the Avon. Restaurant food served all day. Garden. Real fire.
- DoubleTree by Hilton Stratford-upon-Avon
Arden Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6QQ
(01789) 271000
Modern hotel built in retro style in the mid-90s on the former Hospital site and originally named the Stratford Victoria Hotel. 2008 saw a £7-million transformation into a `chic venue` known as the Stratford Hotel. In July 2018 it was renamed again after Hilton had taken over the parent company. Garden. Parking. Accommodation. Restaurant. Separate bar is open to non-residents - ale £4.50 a pint.
- Encore
Bridge Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6AB
(01789) 269462
Restaurant, all-day foodThe pub is Cask Marque accredited for beer quality.
- Falcon Indigo Hotel
Chapel Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6HA
0330 102 7244
A 16th century, Grade II listed timber-framed hotel reopened April 2019 after substantial refurbishment both inside and out. Now known as the Falcon Indigo Hotel, it has 93 bedrooms,the Woodsman restaurant which is praised for its venison dishes, and a garden. The bar serves two cask beers on handpump. Opposite the hotel is the site of New Place, Shakespeare's last home. Could the Bard have used this as his local?
- Garrick
25 High Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6AU
(01789) 292186
A timber-framed building dating from 1594. It has been a pub since 1718, and known as the Garrick since 1769, in honour of the famous actor who arranged the first Shakespeare’s Birthday celebrations in that year. Like many town pubs it extends a long way back, but the front bar is probably the smallest in Stratford. Lots of beams throughout which were renovated in 1912. A large brass plaque commemorates a 30 foot deep well. All day meals. Dogs welcome.
- Golden Bee
42 Sheep Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6EE
(01789) 203860
A large, town-centre Wetherspoons within easy walking distance of the river Avon and theatres. Opened in 2001, it takes its name from the refreshment rooms which occupied this timber-framed building in the early twentieth century. The walls are adorned with many pictures of Shakespeare and his plays. Free Wi-Fi. Regular mini-festivals throughout the year. Cask Marque accredited for beer quality. Outdoor drinking area. All-day food. Shakespeare CAMRA Pub of the Season, Winter 2013.
- Keys
6 Ely Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6LW
(01789) 290382
An old pub just off the High Street (previously the Cross Keys). Refurbished in Oct 2014. The new look has an open airy feel with many exposed beams and sympathetic painting. A separate dining area serves lunches and evening meals specialising in Sharing Platter boards. Live music every Thursday evening and Sunday afternoon.
- Loxleys Restaurant
3 Sheep Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6EF
(01789) 292128
Although this is principally a restaurant they have a cosy bar area with traditional low beams and oak timbers. You are welcome to sit in the bar area with draught ale without having to order a meal.
- Old Thatch Tavern
Greenhill Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6LE
(01789) 295216
Situated on the corner of the market place, Stratford-upon-avons 2nd oldest pub actually does boast a thatched roof. Acquired by Fullers in March 2012. Food is served all day every day.
- Old Tramway
Shipston Road
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 7LW
(01789) 297593
Formerly the only Davenports pub in Stratford, the building dates from 1856 and is a four-square red brick edifice which seems Georgian rather than Victorian both inside and out. The embankment of the old Moreton-in-Marsh tramway runs at the bottom of the garden, now acts as a footpath into Stratford centre. An outside bar was constructed during 2012. Friendly atmosphere. Garden. Food served lunchtimes and evenings.
- One Elm
Guild Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6QZ
(01789) 404919
Formerly the Bar Humbug / Recession and before that the One Elm. A narrow pub extending a long way back from the road, done out in a bare wood style. Closed January 2003, reopened August 2003 as a Gastro-pub with real ale, reverting back to the original name of One Elm. Refurbished in March 2012 to give a clean modern environment. Patio Garden at rear, front drinking area.
- Paddock
37 Evesham Road
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 9AA
ku.oc.droftartskcoddapeht@seiriuqne
07939 168101
This roughly triangular edge-of-town building became a pub in the 1890s and was until recently known as the Salmon Tail after the shape of the plot it was built on. After a period of closure during the Covid pandemic, it reopened as an Irish pub on 17 May 2021 under new ownership and with a new name.
- Pen & Parchment
Bridgefoot
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6YY
(01789) 297697
Originally a boatbuilders yard, then the Unicorn and the Navigation, the pub is situated between the Avon and the canal. At this Greene King pub you can sit outside and observe the open topped tourist buses as they come and go at the boarding point next door. Food all day.
- Phoenix
38 Guild Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6QY
A little touch of London in Stratford upon Avon, The Phoenix is owned by local hospitality entrepreneurs Rachel & Sue Hawkins. The Phoenix is open all day every day for food, drinks, cocktails and wines. The Rosé Terrace is a place to grab a seat under the palm trees and pretend you’re on holiday for an hour or a day.
- Queens Head
Ely Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6LN
(01789) 204914
Lively 18th-century town pub, extended. February 2015 has seen a major refurbishment of the pub interior and exterior plus a very keen landlord with over 20 years experience. Features include exposed beams, two real fires, a stone-flagged floor and an L-shaped bar. Evening meals Fri, Sat. Owned by Punch Taverns. Garden. Accommodation. Lunches. Eve Meals.
- Red Lion
Warwick Road
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6YW
(01789) 266858
This canalside pub is part of the Whitbread Table-Table group which often features a place to stay at a Premier Inn (in this case opposite the pub).Garden, Play area.
- Riverside
Tiddington Road
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 7AB
ku.oc.droftartsedisrevir@seiriuqne
(01789) 200160
Riverside is an outstanding iconic architectural structure overlooking the River Avon.
- Rose & Crown
15-17 Sheep Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6EF
(01789) 297884
A rambling old pub: like a Tardis, it seems to get bigger the further in you go till eventually reaching the barn and beer garden. Cask Marque accredited for beer quality. Garden. Loyalty card scheme.
- Squirrel
Drayton Avenue
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 9LD
(01789) 551125
A brick built pub on the Bishopton estate just off the Alcester Road 1 mile from the town centre. Its 2 rooms have polished wood floors and the lounge has a raised carpeted area with a large bay window containing green banquette seating for comfortable dining. The Sports Bar has darts, a pool table, sports TV. A quiz is held on Sunday evenings. Garden area with smoking den. Bus 19 from town stops here. Food is available most hours of the day but the kitchen has a break between 3-5 Mon-Fri.
- Stratford Alehouse
12B Greenhill Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6LF
07746 807966
Family-run, one-bar micropub serving real ales, ciders and wines. Since opening in 2013 more than 1380 different real ales have made an appearance, all dispensed by gravity. No gaming machines. Occasional TV sports games shown and there may be music events / bands such as Stratford Folk Club (1st & 3rd Weds) - check Facebook for music details. Snacks are served.
- Stratford ArtsHouse
14 Rother Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6LU
(01789) 207100
A multi-purpose venue offering a diverse range cultural events, arts and educational activities. Open during performances.
- Stratford-upon-Avon Rugby Club
Pearcecroft, Loxley Road
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 7DP
(01789) 297796
IPA is the regular beer, but on first-team matchdays one (or sometimes two) guest beers may be available. Outdoor drinking area, function room.
- White Swan Hotel
Rother Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6NH
ku.oc.srelluf@letohnawsetihw
(01789) 297022
Pleasant 15th century timber framed hotel opposite the American Fountain in the Market Place, with an ancient wall painting of Tobit and the Angels. Passing through several chains it was bought by Fullers in 2011 and has undergone an impressive restoration. Central located bar with several pleasant seating areas. Accommodation. Lunches. Eve meals. Restaurant. Function room.
- Windmill
22 Church Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6HB
(01789) 297687
The Windmill has been an inn in Stratford upon Avon since 1599 and claims to be the oldest in the town. The timber-framed, low-ceilinged building has a large bar area made from several smaller rooms, plus a lounge on the right, with an outdoor patio/smokers area at the rear. Lunches. Evening meals. Good value for Sunday lunch. Part of the Greene King chain.
- Yard of Ale
Justins Avenue
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 0DF
(01789) 204476
A modern sports bar just off the Birmingham Road, with a multi-generational local trade. Pool table and wide-screen TV for sports fans, and occasional live music or Karaoke evenings. Real ale returned in January 2007. Buses 221 and 222 stop outside in Justins Avenue.
- Arden Hotel
Waterside
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6BA
- Stretton-on-Fosse
- Plough Inn
Stretton-on-Fosse
GL56 9QX
moc.hguolpnotterts@ofni
(01608) 661053
A small stone built village pub with an inglenook fireplace and a flagstone bar with a side room for dining. Deservedly popular with villagers and visitors alike for both its well kept beer and quality food. It is very friendly and well worth a visit. Small garden.
- Plough Inn
Stretton-on-Fosse
GL56 9QX
- Temple Grafton
- Blue Boar Inn
Temple Grafton
B49 6NR
(01789) 750010
Stone-built hilltop pub just over the boundary from the dry parish of Temple Grafton, it has been an alehouse since the 1600s. A central serving area dominates interconnecting bars and restaurant area. It features a 35-foot well and flagstone floors, open fires in winter, an outside patio with umbrellas for summer, and widescreen Sky Sports TV all year round. Acquired by Marstons in 2007. Garden, Accommodation, Lunches, Eve meals.
- Blue Boar Inn
Temple Grafton
B49 6NR
- Tiddington
- Crown Inn
14 Main St
Tiddington
CV37 7AZ
(01789) 297010
Refurbished and re-opened on 4th April 2012. Two separate bar areas, one with games and pool table and one for eating and drinking. Separate dining area. Lots of outside drinking space (out front and two gardens). Large car park.
- Crown Inn
14 Main St
Tiddington
CV37 7AZ
- Tredington
- Lion
Stratford Road
Tredington
CV36 4NS
(01608) 664411
Pub reopened September 2021 after refurbishment, under new owners and with new name (previously White Lion). A friendly, traditional English pub on the main road (A3400), with wooden beams and thatched roof. Outside patio area. Large garden. Large car park. Bus services 50 and 50A stop near the door.
- Lion
Stratford Road
Tredington
CV36 4NS
- Tysoe
- Peacock
Main Street
Tysoe
CV35 0SE
(01295) 680338
A large two-bar pub with a separate dining area which doubles as a Chinese eat-in (or takeaway) when pub is open (except Tuesday). Lunches. Eve meals.
- Peacock
Main Street
Tysoe
CV35 0SE
- Welford-on-Avon
- Bell Inn
Binton Road
Welford-on-Avon
CV37 8EB
(01789) 750353
Old country pub with real fires in the winter and a large patio garden for the summer. Food is available all sessions. Real fire, Garden with circular smoking den.
- Four Alls
Binton Bridge
Welford-on-Avon
CV37 8PW
(01789) 332184
This riverside pub has undergone extensive development and has recently reopened as an upmarket Country Pub and Dining by Oakman Inns. Re-opened June 2018.
- Shakespeare Inn
Chapel Street
Welford-on-Avon
CV37 8PX
(01789) 750388
The Shakespeare Inn is in the heart of the historic centre of Welford on Avon. Enthusiastic landlord and good value bacon sarnies (JR). Pub re-opened April 6th 2013.
- Bell Inn
Binton Road
Welford-on-Avon
CV37 8EB
- Wellesbourne
- Kings Head
Warwick Road
Wellesbourne
CV35 9LX
(01789) 840206
A comfortable old hotel near the church, which has recently upgraded its accommodation. This Vintage Inn has a flagstoned bar area with wooden floors and persian carpets. Lunchtime and Evening meals. Accommodation.
- Kings Head
Warwick Road
Wellesbourne
CV35 9LX
- Whatcote
- Royal Oak
Whatcote rd
Whatcote
CV36 5EF
ku.oc.etoctahwkaolayoreht@maeteht
(01295) 688100
An ancient stone-built pub in the middle of the village, it dates back to 1168 and was originally built to house masons building the church. The extensive inglenook contains rungs leading to a hideaway. Patronised by Cromwell's officers after the nearby Battle of Edgehill. Previously it was a Hook Norton pub, but now free of tie. Completely refurbished and re-opened in Sept 2017. Food is served all sessions; Michelin star 2021. Outdoor drinking area.
- Royal Oak
Whatcote rd
Whatcote
CV36 5EF
- Whichford
- Norman Knight
Whichford
CV36 5PE
ku.oc.thginknamroneht@ofni
(01608) 684621
The stone-flag-floored pub has two rooms plus a restaurant and a garden with tables overlooking the green. Seven handpumps dispense local beers and ciders. Food is locally sourced where possible, including lamb and pork from the family farm. Classic cars gather on the third Thursday of the summer months. Live music features occasionally. A great village pub.
- Norman Knight
Whichford
CV36 5PE
- Wilmcote
- Mary Arden Inn
The Green
Wilmcote
CV37 9XJ
(01789) 267030
A comfortable hotel facing the village green and in sight of Mary Ardens house, the home of Shakespeares mother. Now part of Utopia Inns. Has with a flagstoned bar area and a welcoming open coal fire in winter. Each of the 11 bedrooms has a complete works of Shakespeare as well as TV, tea-making, etc. Food Mon-Sat Lunch and Evening, Sun 12-4. Accommodation. Garden.
- Wilmcote Sports & Social Club
16 Aston Cantlow Road
Wilmcote
CV37 9XX
(01789) 297895
Large Function Room. New Members Welcome
- Mary Arden Inn
The Green
Wilmcote
CV37 9XJ
- Wixford
- Fish
Wixford
B49 6DA
(01789) 778593
No separate rooms, but distinct dining, lounge and public bar areas. Meals all day Friday and Saturday. Steak night Thursday, fish night Friday. The outdoor smoking area has armchairs and a pool table! Riverside garden/patio.
- Fish
Wixford
B49 6DA
- Wootton Wawen
- Bulls Head
Stratford Road
Wootton Wawen
B95 6BD
bup.daehsllubeht@emoclew
(01564) 795803
Reopened under new management 24 May 2021. An ancient, Grade-II-listed, half-timbered inn with many rooms, low ceilings and wood fires. Parts of the church opposite are Anglo-Saxon. Hourly bus service X20 between Stratford and Birmingham stops nearby. Garden. Parking. Real Thai food a speciality.
- Navigation Inn
Stratford Road
Wootton Wawen
B95 6BZ
(01564) 792676
A canalside pub and restaurant on the A3400 next to the canal marina. Live jazz occurs some Mondays and bus X20 stops hourly in the village during the day. Garden, Childrens play area. Reopened November 2021 after refurbishment, under new management
- Bulls Head
Stratford Road
Wootton Wawen
B95 6BD