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THE KING CHARLES HOUSE |
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Great pub with big history, has a great atmosphere Serves food between 12:00-14:30 and 17:30-21:00 |
The Menu: HERE Tel: 01905 726 100 |
THE DRAGON INN |
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Tel: 01905 25845 |
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THE SARACENS HEAD |
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| Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of the party | The Menu: HERE Tel: 01905 777666 EMail:kc@yahoo.c0.uk |
THE OIL BAISIN |
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| A small bar with comfy chairs, beamed ceiling, bare boards. Serves a variety of interesting real ales, mostly local, and craft keg. Good selection of craft beers, Belgian beers, stouts, sours and ciders in the fridge. Centrally located, just off the High Street. There is extra seating upstairs where you can also partake in food currently its PizzabyVinnie serving a range of vegetarian and vegan pizza's in the wood fired oven. Level access to bar and toilets. | Tel: EMail: |
THE WEAVERS |
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| CAMRA: The latest Indie bar in the small Weavers chain, A narrow bar serving up to 8 craft keg and 6 cask ales and plenty of cans in the fridge, Low lighting, high tables one side comfy chairs the other. A good outside space at the back. Just across the road from Foregate Street station. Level access from Forgate Street and through the railway arch at the side | Tel: EMail: |
THE PLOUGH |
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| CAMRA: A Grade II listed pub near the Cathedral. There is a short flight of steps leading to a tiny bar with rooms leading off to either side. The beers usually come from breweries in Worcestershire and the surrounding counties, but occasionally from small breweries further afield. Draught cider and perry is from Barbourne in the city. There is also an ever-changing range of whiskies for the connoisseur. Small outside patio area. Rolls available Friday to Sunday. | Tel: EMail: |
THE CARDINAL'S HAT |
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| Situated in the ancient heart of the city, the Cardinal's Hat is Worcester's oldest inn and thus has plenty of experience when it comes to pleasing hungry and thirsty visitors over the years.Long-considered a local landmark, this historic watering hole is now a labour of love of local food, drink, live music and traditional pub culture where fine wines, well-kept craft & cask ales and Continental beers are served with pride and satisfaction.With its imposing red brick fascade and stunning location in Friar Street, the Cardinal's hat is a handsome example of an English city pub. Three storey's high and oozing with charm this independent free house - which originally hails back to the fourteenth century - is the perfect place to meet family, friends and colleagues.With over 30 years in the pub trade Nigel, Sadie and the team will make sure you feel welcome. Whether passing by for a quick pint or settling in for a leisurely platter of the region's finest fare, or stopping to sup a cool draught Wye Valley HPA, the Cardinal's Hat has something for everyone. | Tel: 01905 724006 EMail: info@the-cardinals-hat.co.uk |
THE COCKY ANCHOR |
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You can find us in the heart of Worcester in this historic Grade II* listed building. Built circa 1740, the building has been lovingly restored and converted into a micro pub with a snug, conference room & a rooftop VIP area with panoramic views of Worcester. Come and sample the micro pub culture! |
Tel: 01905 777666 EMail: worcester@cockyanchor.co.uk |
THE ALMA TAVERN |
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| Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of the party | The Menu: HERE Tel: 01905 777666 EMail:kc@yahoo.c0.uk |
THE IMPERIAL TAVERN |
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| CAMRA: This smart city pub is run by the Black Country Brewery. It serves three real ales from the brewery alongside up to six from small breweries across the country and up to six real ciders. Three drinking areas are joined by the bar running front to back. Pictures of old Worcester pubs and street scenes decorate all the walls. Cobs available lunchtime. Real time train info for Foregate Street station shown in the bar. There’s level access to the bar and WC. | Tel: EMail: |
THE FOREGATE |
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AN intimate new bar with 'cool jazz vibes' has opened in the heart of Worcester with a secret walled beer garden hidden away within. THIS fantastic new bar radiates an aura of classic old world elegance and brings a vanished grandeur back to the city, a quality many may agree has been missing for far too long. |
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TONIC |
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Tonic was once used to describe any number of concoctions designed to make you feel better or livelier. Today we might describe a relaxing weekend with friends or a brisk walk as a tonic. We're glad we can be yours. |
Tel: EMail: tonic@tripledistilled.co.uk |
THE MUG HOUSE (The pub in the churchyard) |
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This ancient hostelry with its unique location and history offers a fine range of Banks’s traditional ales with guest beers and serves a menu of home cooked food. Located in the grounds of Claines Church and once the Church Ale House, the Mug House is at least 700 years old and actually stands within the walls of the Church graveyard on consecrated ground. |
Tel: 01905 456649 EMail: |