This is the oldest licensed premises in Tavistock. Formerly Brown’s Hotel, this was acquired by JDW as one of their growing number of hotels in mid-2015. During the refurbishment, a "Holy Well" was discovered which once provided fresh water to Tavistock Abbey. It is now visible in a central area of the pub. Brown’s Hotel was formerly the Queen’s Head, an 18th century coaching inn with extensive stabling and yards and and situated on one of Tavistock’s main thoroughfares. The usual range of JDW food and drink is served. Several beer and cider festivals are held, including a Devon real ale festival.
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Historic Interest
Grade-II listed 20/12/83, exterior listed, with C18 staircase. List Entry No 132 6202, Legacy System No 93535. C18 re-modelled circa 1840. Three storeys, 3 windows stucco front. Slate roof. Modillion eaves cornice. Sash windows with shutters to upper floors. Wide central doorcase with 4 centred arch and canopy of cast iron and glass. C18 staircase with 3 turned balusters to each step.
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This Pub serves many changing beers and 4 regular beers.
Queens Head Hotel, Tavistock
Changing beers typically include: Dartmoor (seasonal) , Roam (seasonal) , Summerskills (seasonal)
Source: National