REAL ALE IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE

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STRATTON

DRILLMAN'S ARMS See Map
34, Gloucester Road, GL7 2JY
On old A417, 200 yds from A435 Cheltenham Road.
Tel. Cirencester (01285) 653892
SHARP'S Doom Bar Bitter (H)
GUEST BEER Three Guest Ales (H)
Lively Georgian Inn, perched beside the
main road, with small convivial lounge,
public bar and skittle alley. A
freehouse run by the same couple for
nearly twenty years. The low beamed
ceilings, open fire, horse brasses,
brewery pictures and excellent beer,
more than compensate for the slightly
obtrusive fruit machines. Pool table in
rear bar. Fresh flowers grace the
immaculate toilets. Very reasonably
priced standard pub fayre. Summer beer
festival. Outside seating plus small car
park at the front. Live music is
performed on Saturday evening. A haven
for skittles teams. Buses to Cheltenham
and Gloucester stop close by.
On a Bus Route

Member of Gloucestershire's LocAle Scheme

2011
Historical information

PLOUGH See Map
5, Gloucester Road, GL7 2LB
SP0146603412
A417
Tel. Cirencester (01285) 653422
Fax: 01285 650425
e-mail:info@plough-stratton.co.uk
website:http://www.arkells.com/pubs_more2.php?id=640
ARKELL'S 3B (H)
ARKELL'S Kingsdown (H)
Spotless family village local in
modernised 300 year old cottages and
rebuilt in 1870. Pig roast once a year
in June. Conversation rules.
Camping Car Park Families Welcome Outdoor Drinking Area Evening Meals Lunchtime Meals Traditional Pub Games Quiet Pub
1996
Historical information