Pubs in Cheltenham
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Lansdown Cafe & Bar
Lansdown Road, Cheltenham GL50 2LG
Cellar bar recently refurbished by Greene King with modern wooden furniture and floors. Open all day, large frontage patio/garden, good value food available every day until 8pm (6 on Sunday).
Tgi Fridays
374, Gloucester Road, Cheltenham GL51 7AP
American style bistro built on site of Lansdown Inn.
Midland
247 Gloucester Road, Cheltenham GL51 8NW
Deceivingly large pub/hotel, opposite the railway station. Small front bar on the right and larger lounge/restaurant bar to left. Very large function room on lower level and 10 guest rooms in the hotel. Popular race week. Recently added a second handpump. New pool table recently installed. Live music twice monthly on Saturdays. Change of management from Feb, so some details may be changing.
National Hunt
Benhall Avenue, Cheltenham GL51 6AF
Refurbished in May 2013, this 1960s community estate pub is a small oasis of real ale in the desert of western Cheltenham. Two Greene King ales are supplemented by one or two monthly guest ales, generally from Greene King. Food available every day until 2100.
Norwood
1, Leckhampton Road, Cheltenham GL53 0AX
Large open plan pub pleasantly refurbished with a rustic theme and food focussed with an area set aside for drinkers. Large garden at rear, recently refurbished with impressive patio and extra seating; also has a front patio for evening sunshine in summer. Note, hours are slightly reduced during Jan-Feb. Minor refurbishment again in October 2018, additional handpumps including non-GK guest ales.
Swan
35-37 High Street, Cheltenham GL50 1DX
Attractively refurbished with wooden floors, comfortable settees and outdoor drinking area. Popular with the younger drinker. Now free of tie from August 2019. Changing displays by local artists in the conservatory. Food available every day, until 2pm lunchtimes & 9 in the evenings. Beers sourced nationally but generally include at least one sourced locally. Note, some of the above currently not applicable.
Harry Cook Freehouse
23 Montpellier Walk, Cheltenham GL50 1SD
Formally Irish 'theme' pub, O'Neill's, recently refurbished and rebranded (October 2014). Now serves several Real Ales, two ciders and a number of Craft Beers.
Tivoli
36 Andover Road, Tivoli, Cheltenham GL50 2TJ
Large, stylish pub on two levels with areas for drinking and dining. Extensive range of food. Pleasant courtyard to rear for sunny days, major refurbishment in November 2017 when acquired by Stonegate.
Vaults
47-49 Promenade, Cheltenham GL50 1PJ
Smart basement bar in main shopping area. Currently open as a night club only
Queen's Hotel
Promenade, Cheltenham GL50 1NN
Cheltenham's top hotel. Very imposing building. Hotel bar atmosphere.
Old Restoration
55-57 High Street, Cheltenham GL50 1DX
Up to five changing ales, generally from Butcombe, in this town centre pub, the oldest in Cheltenham and 'grade 2' listed, recently refurbished to a high standard and with dedicated twin darts area and new pool table. Terrestrial live sport is shown in the main bar for special events, which is complemented by smaller quieter drinking/eating areas. Food is available until 9pm. Recently bought by Butcombe Brewery so their beers prevail but occasionally a non Butcombe guest is sourced nationally. Pub became a tenanted house from 7th November 2018 and closed briefly for re-vamp to become more restaurant orientated. It has now re-opened under new management as a more traditional pub rather than the recent 'Smokehouse' identity.
Rotunda Tavern
3 Montpellier Street, Cheltenham GL50 1SX
Built in 1837, the building was a wine merchants for a 100 years before becoming a pub in 1965. With wood panelled interior the pub is always busy. A traditional locals pub in the upmarket Montpellier area.