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This has to be a locals' pub, as there's no chance of a traveller coming across it by accident. Those who do drop in, though, will find a traditional two bar pub, where lively conversation holds sway over loud music. There is also a peaceful garden to the rear.
One star - A pub interior of special national historic interest
Listed status: Not listed
A two-storey 1880s-built community pub with single-storey extensions to left and right. Originally there was just one bar in the middle but, in the late 1950s, George's Bristol Brewery carried out a refurbishment – little has changed since. The lounge on the left is the original pub room extended to the left by incorporating a store room. It has a counter with a classic 1950s front, mirrored bar-back and dado panelling on the walls painted bright red. The only changes are the blocking-up of a fireplace left of the counter and the metal pot-shelf. Note the original front door in the bay. The public bar on the right was a private living room until the revamp and has a plainer counter front, period bar-back fitting, more bright red dado panelling and a tiled and minimal wood surround fireplace - even the original display case remains.
A two storey community pub of brick built 1880s with single storey extensions to left and right. Originally there was just one bar in the middle. Then in the late 1950s (1960 at the latest) George's Bristol Brewery carried out a refurbished and barely any changes since. The lounge on the left is the original pub room extended to the left by incorporating a store room. The counter has a classic 1950s front, there is mirrored bar back, dado panelling on the walls painted a bright red colour. The only changes since c.1960 are the blocking-up of a fireplace to the left of the counter and the metal pot shelf. Note the original front door in the bay. The public bar on the right was a private living room until its c.1960 revamp and has a plainer counter front, c.1960 bar back fitting, more dado panelling on the walls painted a bright red colour, a tiled and minimal wood surround fireplace, even the c.1960 display case remains. Toilets unchanged.
This Pub serves no changing beers and 2 regular beers.
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Sports TV
Garden
Parking
Dog Friendly
Smoking
Wi Fi
Real Ale
Real Heritage Pub
Cask Marque
Quiet
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