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BAKER STREET See Map
230, Southgate Street, GL1 2EZ
SO8281917851
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 383457
No Real Ale!
2007
BAR H2O See Map
113-119, Eastgate Street, GL1 1QB
SO8353318255
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 550523
No Real Ale!
2007
BRISTOL HOTEL See Map
171, Bristol Road, GL1 5SS
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 528232
No Real Ale!
2007
BRUNSWICK See Map
7, Park Road, GL1 1LH
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 415295
No Real Ale!
2004
BUTLERS VENUE BAR See Map
99-101, Eastgate Street, GL1 1PY
SO8347518304
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 304314
No Real Ale!
2007
CAFE RENE See Map
Marylone, GL1 1TP
SO8309018445
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 309340
BRAKSPEAR Bitter (G)
FREEMINER Speculation Ale (G)
WICKWAR Seasonal (G)
Disappointing use of a medieval building
approached via arch by St. Mary de Lode
church. Single bar serves two rooms, one
used as a games room. Wide range of
ciders.
2007
CHAMBERS See Map
27, St. Aldate Street, GL1 1RP
SO8342118583
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 417089
No Real Ale!
2007
CROSS KEYS INN See Map
Cross Keys Lane, GL1 2HQ
SO8308818518
Off Southgate Street
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 523358
website:http://www.crosskeysinngloucester.co.uk/
GUEST BEER Beer range varies (H)
Fine privately owned 18th century Inn
tucked away off Southgate Street. Two
well kept ales, often local. Bistro
style food with light lunch special
every day. Small cocktail bar.
Attractive sun terrace with cover (for
smokers) and decking. Pub transforms
itself for evening trade: 'Open Mike' on
alternate Wednesdays; live music on
Friday and Saturday; karaoke on Sunday.
Closed Sunday lunchtime.
(Gloucester)
2010
DEAN'S WALK INN See Map
86, St. Catherine Street, GL1 2PY
SO8315419088
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 415762
SHARP'S Doom Bar Bitter (H)
Early 19th century pub closed by
Whitbread, burnt down by squatters in
1979, then rebuilt and enlarged by an
entrepreneur. Old advertising signs
decorate interior and exterior while
humour is added by a huge rugby ball
protruding from roof. Live entertainment
or karaoke mid-week. Real ale usually
only available during rugby matches.(Gloucester)
2007
DICK WHITTINGTON See Map
100, Westgate Street, GL1 2PE
SO8292318762
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 525622
ST AUSTELL Tribute (H)
WELLS Bombardier (H)
GUEST BEER Six Real Ales (H)
The imposing 18th Century frontage of
this Grade I listed building hides a
14th Century structure. This was the
Whittington town house from 1311 to 1546
and the four times Mayor of London would
certainly have visited it. Internally it
has a contemporary feel. Eight Ales and
a draught cider are offered; among many
guest ales Whittington's (Cat's
Whiskers), Uley and Purple Moose are
favourites. There is usually a mild on
tap. Excellent home cooked food is
served until 2100 (1500 on Sunday).
There is an outside patio/garden
drinking area. Gloucester Sub Branch
Town Pub of the Year 2005-2007.(Gloucester)
2007
DUKE OF WELLINGTON See Map
72, Tredworth Road, GL1 4QR
SO8373017083
Tredworth
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 523981
No Real Ale!
2007
ENGLAND'S GLORY See Map
66-68, London Road, GL1 3PB
SO8398318881
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 302948
website:http://www.wadworth.co.uk/gloucester/englands_glory/
WADWORTH IPA (H)
WADWORTH 6X (H)
WADWORTH Seasonal Beers (H)
WADWORTH JCB (H)
GUEST BEER Regular (H)
Although rebuilt internally in 1992, the
lounge bar of this popular community pub
has an older feel thanks to a glorious
log fire, surrounded by high-backed
chairs, and to its pews, old tables and
old photographs. A display of frogs (all
gifts) leave no doubt about the
landlord's nationality. The public bar
has a large screen TV for sporting
events, and there is a double skittle
alley. A wide selection of home-cooked
food is offered at reasonable prices.
There are regular quizzes and a folk
club meets here monthly. Wheelchair WC.(Gloucester)
(94)
2006
FAMOUS PINT POT See Map
74, Bruton Way, GL1 1EP
SO8370818257
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 416840
FULLER London Pride (H)
Former "Locomotive" became a free house
in 70s. Addition of terraced houses
alongside in late 80s created a second
bar essentially for youngsters. Decor of
false beams and rough plaster throughout
creates "Olde Worlde" appearance
enhanced by old advertising signs and
displays of cigarette cards etc.
Lunchtime food Monday to Friday.(Gloucester)
2007
FOSTERS ON THE DOCKS See Map
Kimberley Warehouse, GL1 2ES
SO8276018369
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 300990
website:http://www.fostersonthedocks.com
COURAGE Directors (H)
Converted warehouse in the heart of the
Historic Docks. Large ground floor bar
has warm atmosphere and extends to
quayside conservatory. Popular upstairs
restaurant offers further delights. Food
is served in the bar from 1200 to 2100.
Use public parking in the docks.
2008
FOUNTAIN INN See Map
53, Westgate Street, GL1 2NW
SO8302818636
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 522562
e-mail:pete@peterrust.wanadoo.co.uk
website:http://www.fountain-inn-restaurant.co.uk/
BATTLEDOWN Cheltenham S.P.A (H)
GREENE KING Abbot (H)
HOOK NORTON Old Hooky (H)
ST AUSTELL Tribute (H)
TAYLOR Landlord (H)
Extremely popular 17th century inn on
the site of an ale house, known to have
existed in 1216. King William III is
said to have ridden his horse up the
outside stairs to show contempt for the
Jacobites who met here. Today, a passage
leads from Westgate Street into a
courtyard that is ablaze with flowers in
the summer. A large door opens into the
Cathedral bar with panelled ceiling and
carved stone fireplace. The modernised
Orange Room serves as an overflow area
or a room for private functions, and
there is a separate function room
upstairs. Wheelchair WC. The inn
regularly plays host to local Morris
dancers. No food on Sunday evening.(Gloucester)
2010
FUSION See Map
3, Station Road, GL1 1EN
SO8352418462
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 523246
No Real Ale!
2007
GOLDEN HEART See Map
85, High Street, GL1 4SY
SO8385717404
Tredworth
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 501414
No Real Ale!
2007
GREAT WESTERN See Map
91, Alfred Street, GL1 4BU
SO8436218086
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 538888
WICKWAR Brand Oak Bitter (H)
Smart back-street pub whose view of the
railway (after which it was re-named in
1986) is not as extensive as it was
before the feeder road alongside was
built. Lounge contains railwayana.
Public bar has pool and other games.
Warm welcome.(Gloucester)
2007
IMPERIAL INN See Map
59, Northgate Street, GL1 2AG
SO8330618713
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 529918
BASS Draught Bass (H)
BRAINS SA (H)
Listed Victorian M&B pub with original
tiled frontage. Converted from 3 small
rooms to large single bar in 1985 but
given Victorian styling. Popular city
centre boozer.(Gloucester)
2007
INDIA HOUSE See Map
227, Barton Street, GL1 4JE
SO8407817767
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 413218
website:http://www.arkells.com/pubs_more2.php?id=622
ARKELL'S 3B (H)
ARKELL'S Moonlight (H)
Largish old pub with interesting
architectural features somewhat spoilt
by the unsympathetic additions at the
front. Single bar, small car park, but
double skittle alley. A centre for the
local boxing community.(Gloucester)(1,3)
2009
INN ON THE DOCKS See Map
24 Llanthony Road, GL2 5HQ
SO8244018249
In Docks area
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 529615
website:http://www.arkells.com/pubs_more2.php?id=653
ARKELL'S 3B (H)
ARKELL'S Kingsdown (H)
Modern pub which replaced predecessor of
same name pulled down in 1968. Pleasant
lounge acts also as restaurant. New
children's play area. Occasional live
entertainment. Fishing club.
2007
KINGSHOLM INN See Map
8, Kingsholm Road, GL1 3AT
SO8345619139
Opposite Gloucester rugby ground
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 530222
FULLER London Pride (H)
SHEPHERD NEAME Spitfire (H)
Recently enlarged Discovery Inn with
very attractive interior. Rugby photos
and a mural portraying players from all
North Gloucestershire Rugby Combination
teams. Referred to locally as "The
Jockey" because of the pub's association
with the trotting course before rugby
came to Kingsholm.
2007
LINDEN TREE See Map
73-75, Bristol Road, GL1 5SN
SO8268317386
On A430, South of Docks, 0.75 miles south of City Centre
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 527869
website:http://www.wadworth.co.uk/gloucester/linden_tree/
WADWORTH IPA (H)
WADWORTH 6X (H)
WADWORTH Seasonal Beers (H)
WADWORTH JCB (H)
WADWORTH Horizon (H)
GUEST BEER Four Guest Ales (H)
Set back from a busy thoroughfare, this
end property of a Grade II listed
Georgian terrace has recently been
refurbished throughout without
destroying the 'country' feel of the
bar. This popular drinking spot has
beamed ceilings, exposed stone walls (of
questionable origin), an open log fire
with unusual canopy, carriage lamps -
even a carriage wheel as a seating area
boundary. A skittle alley opens up to
create extra space. Eight ales are
usually stocked with the guests
ever-changing. Substantial home-made
meals (not Sunday evening) and bargain
accommodation. On-street parking
advised. There is an outside patio and
bus route 12 from the city centre stops
outside.
(12)
2010
NELSON INN See Map
166, Southgate Street, GL1 2EX
SO8282418070
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 313606
BLACK SHEEP Best Bitter (G)
GREENE KING IPA (G)
A former George's, then Courage, pub
with tiled exterior. The new owners,
Ushers, have redecorated interior and
restored real ale. Seasonal beers.
2007
NEW INN HOTEL See Map
16, Northgate Street, GL1 1SF
SO8321518582
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 522177
website:http://www.newinngloucester.co.uk/
GUEST BEER Beer range varies (H)
Magnificent medieval pilgrims' inn which
originated circa 1350 to house visitors
to the shrine of Edward II in St. Peters
Abbey. After falling into disrepair the
pub was rebuilt by Abbot John Twining in
1455 and was known as the largest
hostelry in the country. Lady Jane Grey
was pronounced Queen of England in 1553
while staying at the New Inn. The main
courtyard, surrounded by chestnut
galleries draped with foliage, was used
by strolling Elizabethan players and
still occasionally hosts outdoor
performers. Cask beer is served only in
the ale bar. Six are usually available,
mainly from craft brewers, and for one
week each month a small brewer is
invited to supply all the pumps. Black
Rat cider comes from Moles. Fine
function room and accommodation (special
rates for CAMRA members). Gloucester
CAMRA Pub of the Year 2002/3.(Gloucester)
2006
NEW VICTORY INN See Map
103, High Street, Tredworth, GL1 4SY
SO8382417374
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 309444
No Real Ale!
2007
OLD BELL INN See Map
9a, Southgate Street, GL1 1TG
SO8314618512
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 541491
COURAGE Best Bitter (H)
Worth a visit if only to see the
excellent fire-surround that dates back
to around 1650.
2006
OLD CROWN See Map
81-83, Westgate Street, GL1 2PG
SO8292618733
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 310517
No Real Ale!
2006
ONE EYED JACK'S See Map
136, Barton Street, GL1 4EN
SO8376618039
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 530054
No Real Ale!
2007
PARK END See Map
18, Parkend Road, GL1 5AL
SO8327517511
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 524624
No Real Ale!
2007
PIG INN THE CITY See Map
121, Westgate Street, GL1 2PG
SO8281918787
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 421960
ST. GEORGE'S Summertime Ale (H)
WICKWAR Coopers' WPA (H)
GUEST BEER Two Guest Ales (H)
Behind the listed 19th century facade is
a family run pub of real caharacters.
Light hearted pig portraits capture the
mood, which may extend to entertainment
on Tuesday, Friday & Sunday evenings. Up
to four guest ales come fro craft
brewers nationwide and there are ciders
from Gwatkin, Broadoak and others.
Excellent home made food, including
roasts in three sizes is available each
lunchtime and on npn entertainment
evenings. Gloucester CAMRA City Pub of
the Year 2009-2010.). There is a small
garden.(Gloucester)
2010
PLOUGH INN See Map
9, Upton Street, GL1 4JT
SO8396317628
Off Barton Street
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 382540
No Real Ale!
2007
PRIORY HARVESTER See Map
St. Oswolds Retail Park, GL1 2SR
Near Tesco
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 523022
No Real Ale!
2007
QUEEN'S HEAD See Map
68, Kingsholm Road, GL1 3BQ
SO8349919358
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 413374
No Real Ale!
2007
REGAL See Map
33, King's Square, GL1 1RP
SO8339318619
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 332344
GREENE KING Abbot (H)
MARSTON'S Pedigree (H)
SHEPHERD NEAME Spitfire (H)
THEAKSTON XB (H)
GUEST BEER Regular (G)
A Wetherspoon super-pub in the former
cinema of the same name. The major
architectural features have been
retained with the screen replaced by a
wall of glass looking out onto a patio.
Comfort and quality abounds. No music or
machines. Food all day. Bargain beer
prices. Recently transformed into a
Lloyds No. 1, complete with dance floor.(Gloucester)
2006
RIDGE AND FURROW See Map
Glevum Way, GL4 4BL
SO8604315822
Abbeydale
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 500012
WADWORTH IPA (H)
WADWORTH 6X (H)
Modern estate pub built in 1981 (and
then rebuilt after an immediate fire).
Large lounge has food counter alongside
and sunken floor area set aside for
diners. Very popular at weekends.
2007
ROBERT RAIKES'S HOUSE See Map
38, Southgate Street, GL1 2DR
SO8306818453
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 303530
No Real Ale!
2008
ROBIN HOOD See Map
39, Bristol Road, GL1 5SA
SO8273217484
A430
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 500558
No Real Ale!
2007
SEYMOUR See Map
145, Seymour Road, GL1 5PT
SO8276616946
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 523226
No Real Ale!
2007
SLOANES See Map
3, Brunswick Road, GL1 1HN
SO8323918278
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 382080
BODDINGTONS Bitter (H)
BRAKSPEAR Bitter (H)
CALEDONIAN Deuchars IPA (H)
MARSTON'S Pedigree (H)
SHARP'S Doom Bar Bitter (H)
GUEST BEER Regular (H)
Modern pub located on the ground floor
of Caxton House, once the home of the
printer Jennings. One large bar with a
wide selection of real ales on handpump
and gravity. A beer festival is staged
twice a year. Good disabled access.
2007
STATION HOTEL & BARS See Map
Bruton Way, GL1 1DE
SO8359418575
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 520022
website:http://www.stationhotelgloucester.co.uk/
FULLER London Pride (H)
MARSTON'S Pedigree (H)
Early Victorian hotel alongside railway
station. Bar carpeted throughout with
period style furniture and fittings and
small pictures relating to the battle of
Waterloo. Mock classical pillars
dominate.(Gloucester)
2007
TALL SHIPS See Map
134, Southgate Street, GL1 2EX
SO8286318155
Entrance to docks
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 522793
WADWORTH 6X (H)
GUEST BEER Regular (H)
Large two-bar pub. Recently refurbished
internally and patio improved. Seafood a
speciality.
2007
TEAGUE'S BAR See Map
48, Kingsholm Road, GL1 3BH
SO8349419297
Opposite Gloucester rugby ground
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 421733
GREENE KING IPA (H)
Fine red brick pub dating from 1898.
Attractive stepped gable ends and relief
moulds of a white hart with original Ind
Coope Britannia crests add decoration.
Two bars and a function room with
skittles. Popular on rugby days. Ales
policy being reviewed.
2007
THE HAUS See Map
56, Westgate Street, GL1 2NF
SO8303418682
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 525359
No Real Ale!
2006
TNT See Map
112, Eastgate Street, GL1 1QT
SO8354218223
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 330808
No Real Ale!
2007
TURMUT-HOER See Map
Mead Road, Abbeymead, GL4 5GL
SO8640016423
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 627918
website:http://www.theturmuthoerabbeymead.co.uk/
BATH GEM (G)
BASS Draught Bass (H)
BUTCOMBE Bitter (H)
An estate pub whose name is derived from
an Ivor Gurney poem. Garden with
children's play area.
2007
UNION See Map
43-45, Westgate Street, GL1 2NW
SO8306118641
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 521750
SHARP'S Doom Bar Bitter (H)
WADWORTH 6X (H)
Former 17th century pub, the Union,
enlarged by incorporating the adjacent
shop that was one the workplace of the
"Tailor of Gloucester" now immortalised
by Beatrix Potter. Licensed to the same
family for over 70 years. Single bar
with pictures of old Gloucester and Toby
jugs. Popular for lunchtime food.
2007
VARSITY See Map
53, Northgate Street, GL1 2AJ
SO8328218700
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 304357
BASS Draught Bass (H)
WYE VALLEY Bitter (H)
Large pub formed by merger of former
Tabard and Kings Arms (and called
Cleopatra's for a time). Popular for
morning coffee and lunches but catering
in the evening for the younger set.
Disco every evening. Videos and a
two-lane ten pin bowling alley.
Students' night is on Wednesday.(Gloucester)
2007
VAULTS See Map
86, Northgate Street, GL1 1SL
SO8338018705
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 523560
No Real Ale!
2007
VICTORY HOTEL See Map
167, High Street, Tredworth, GL1 4TD
SO8374817198
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 530165
No Real Ale!
2007
WATER POET See Map
61-63, Eastgate Street, GL1 1PN
SO8319618539
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 783530
GREENE KING Abbot (H)
GREENE KING Ruddles Best (H)
GUEST BEER Three Guest Ales (H)
Opened in 2007, this is a highly
successful second venue for Wetherspoon
in the city. An abundant use of wood, a
warm colour scheme, gilt-framed mirrors,
potted palms and attractive lighting
give an impression of quality. A large
paved and bricked garden with mature
trees and shrubs, contains a spacious
heated shelter for smokers. Up to four
guest ales come from craft brewers, some
local. The cider is from Weston's. Food
is served until 2300.(Gloucester)
2010
WHITESMITHS ARMS See Map
81, Southgate Street, GL1 1UR
SO8288218135
Opposite main entrance to Docks
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 312947
website:http://www.arkells.com/pubs_more2.php?id=670
ARKELL'S 3B (H)
ARKELL'S Moonlight (H)
19th-century dockers' pub, named after
maritime metal-workers, this fine pub
has been sensitively extended to
incorporate the 15th century building
next door (one of the few outside the
city walls to survive the Royalist siege
of 1643). Families welcome. Large
garden. No food on Saturday and Sunday
evening.
2007
ZEST BAR See Map
101-103, Eastgate Street, GL1 1PY
SO8347718303
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 502241
No Real Ale!
2006