An end of terrace Victorian building converted from a shop to a pub over three floors. Some say that it has a 'brown café' feel about it, like similar bars in Holland. All age ranges are drawn to it due to its 'difference' to other pubs and bars and its wide choice of real ales and ciders. The main bar is on the ground floor, and has up to seven beers on handpump, with many being brewed locally. There is a curved staircase to the cellar drinking area and a staircase to a larger drinking area on the first floor, with views overlooking the street. Real fires are provided in winter. The cellar has low intensity lighting and traditional seating and tables. Live folk music is provided on Thursday. A previous Northamptonshire Food and Drink Award Community Pub of the Year winner, and Local CAMRA Cider Pub of the Year 2022.
Conversion
An end of terrace Victorian building converted from a shop to a pub over three floors. The main bar is on the ground floor. There is a curved staircase to the cellar with low lighting and seating and a stairway to the top bar. There are sturdy wooden tables and chairs and a real fire in winter. A range of ales and ciders. No meals. Lunchtime opening only at weekends.
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This Pub serves 3 changing beers and 4 regular beers.
Olde England, Northampton
Changing beers typically include: Hop Back - Summer Lightning , Marston's (varies) , Phipps NBC (varies)
The venue's range of changing beers regularly includes the following rare beer styles: Mild, Porter, Stout, Real Lager
Source: Regional