Note seasonal opening means closed on Monday in Jan/Feb unless there is a gig on.
Lively, stone-built Victorian pub located at the top of Walkley Hill on the Rodborough to Minchinhampton road out of Stroud. The pub manages to be simultaneously bohemian, homely and welcoming, with a challenging colour scheme and a big reputation for live music.
The L-shaped bar boasts an eclectic mix of furniture, fittings and memorabilia - the walls covered with film and music posters - including a variety of chandeliers, and a log fire. The pub hosts a legendary May Bank Holiday beer festival. Art exhibitions and themed nights are held, including quizzes, backgammon, crib, scrabble, folk music, stand-up comedy, open mic nights, live bands and even political hustings. Live music on Sunday and Monday evenings is ticketed.
Pizzas and burgers are served from a kitchen adjoining the large covered courtyard.
Stairs lead up to a walled garden with an elegant cruck-framed shelter.
Children and dogs welcome.
*** Opening hours correct as of 27/02/25 ***
Historic Interest
The building was extensively remodelled or possibly rebuilt in 1912, to designs by architect Percy Morley-Horder, who was also known for his work at Rodborough Court and the Apperly Family Mausoleum, both nearby.
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This Pub serves 2 changing beers and 3 regular beers.
Prince Albert, Stroud
Changing beers typically include: Church End - Fallen Angel , Tiley's (varies) , Uley (varies)
The venue's range of changing beers regularly includes the following rare beer styles: Porter, Stout, Strong IPA
Source: National
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