Shakespeare's Stratford on the Web
www.stratford-upon-avon.co.uk
site by QuinSolve :: W - www.quinsolve.co.uk :: E - enquiries@quinsolve.co.uk :: T - +44 (0)1608 664774
Brasseries, Pubs & Country Inns
There are simply loads of pubs in Stratford town centre, From the well known pub chains to the privately owned establishments.
Why not visit the Dirty Duck in Waterside and mingle with the actors and actresses from the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, or if they are on stage take a look at the many autographed photos while enjoying a drink or a meal there.
If you fancy a meal or drink in a quiet country inn there are many in the surrounding villages. Sit and relax depending on the season, either be cosy in front of an open fire in winter, or sit outside enjoy the beautiful Warwickshire or Cotswold countryside around you in glorious summer.
Pubs and country inns, now provide an excellent selection of meals, ranging from bar snacks at lunchtime or evening to full many-course dinners.
Alternatively, if you prefer a restaurant or tea shop please click the items below:
Please select from the many Restaurant, Pubs and Brasserie choices below:-
The Choices (click on name to link)
91 Shipston Road, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warks CV37 7LP Tel:01789 297593
One of the very few remaining truly traditional pubs left in Stratford. The Old Tramway is only five minutes’ walk from the centre of town down the original old tramway track running through the park with views of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. The pub serves excellent home cooked traditional British cuisine with open fires in the winter and a large secluded garden with al fresco dining for the summer with ample parking. If you want to experience British pubs as they should be, then The Old Tramway fits the bill. With a very warm welcome and excellent freshly cooked food, you will feel like one of our locals almost immediately.
Clifford Chambers. CV37 8AR, Tel: 01789 293402
Well known for its superb home-cooked food, all freshly prepared to order, ideally placed for the Cotswolds, Stratford and Warwick.
Friday Street, Weston Subedge, Chipping Campden, GL55 6QH. Tel : 01386 840192
The Seagrave Arms is a charming country inn and restaurant with six en-suite guestrooms. Set in the heart of the Cotswolds, mid-way between the villages of Chipping Campden (1 mile) and Broadway (3 miles) and just 20 minutes drive from both Cheltenham, famous for the National Hunt Festival, and Stratford upon Avon, home of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. The main building is a Grade II listed Georgian Cotswold house that has been sympathetically restored to retain many of the original features. With open log fires in Winter and a sheltered courtyard for al fresco dining in the Summer.
All of our bedrooms have luxury en-suite facilities, king size beds, flat screen televisions and complimentary toiletries, all designed to make your stay as comfortable as possible.
21 Bearley Road, Aston Cantlow, Henley-in-Arden, Warwickshire, B95 6HY. Tel: 01789 488242
The King’s Head is a traditional 15th Century village inn located in picturesque Aston Cantlow in the heart of Warwickshire approximately 6 miles from Stratford-upon-Avon. It is a listed building oozing with character with its original oak beams and open fires. The building and area are steeped in history including the church next door where Shakespeare’s parents married and they are rumoured to have held their Wedding Breakfast in The King’s Head.
Today, the pub is lovingly run by popular chef / proprietor Brett Sandland and his dedicated team providing superb surroundings, friendly faces and a relaxed environment making this the perfect place in which to unwind and enjoy quality food and drink.
