Please note that the pub is having a soft opening from 3rd June 2026 and the opening hours shown are for this. More details will be added when it becomes clear.
A beautiful Cotswolds pub situated at the southern end of the Sapperton Tunnel on the charmingly derelict Thames and Severn canal. Originally built in the 1780's for the tunnel diggers and the "leggers".
Reopened in June 2026 after more than five years following extensive renovation and redecoration. This has not compromised its historical roots and remains a comfortable and cosy inn.
Entrance is now gained through the reinstated door on the right leading to the "locals" bar where four handpumps are found serving two permanent and two changing ales from local breweries. There is a larger bar area to the left, a small snug and a restaurant which opens on to a courtyard and then to the large garden. There are plenty of outside seating options where the stunning views can be admired.
The car park is found at the end of the long drive off the Coates to Tarlton road but the pub is also accessed by foot from various directions and it sits on the Wysis Way footpath.
Close to the historic market town of Cirencester, the source of the River Thames and other Cotswolds attractions.
It is the sister pub to the Bell at Sapperton.
This Pub serves 2 changing beers and 2 regular beers.
Changing beers typically include: Corinium (varies) , Uley (varies)
Cask Ale
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