Kemble Brewery, Cheltenham

Small but deservedly popular, back-street local. Hard to find, but worth the effort for its good atmosphere. Originally built as a butcher's shop in 1845 it became a pub in 1847. The first owner came from Kemble and made cider from apples picked in the rear orchard. No brewing takes place now. The pub normally offers up to six ales from near and far. The single bar can get quite busy but there is a small attractive walled garden where smoking is permitted. The pub is popular with race goers and home football supporters.

Food on Sundays is very popular Sunday roast (booking recommended) in winter with BBQ and Greek food from May until September. Mid week food is now provided by pop up kitchens and hours / days available may vary. Please check before hand.

Acoustic Instruments available to play every night.

Live music regularly throughout Summer.

Facebook page is @The Kemble Brewery Inn Cheltenham, please ignore any other similar pages as they are from the previous management.

Opening hours, may close early if little trade.