Pubs in Cheltenham

New Club

2 Montpellier Parade, Cheltenham GL50 1UD

Woodmancote British Legion Club

Pecked Lane, Bishops Cleve, Cheltenham GL52 8JR

Clarence Social

1 Clarence Parade, Cheltenham GL50 3PQ

Essentially a Restaurant venue on three floors, but also a popular bar. Very smart contemporary décor. Ground floor features main bar serving largers, Guinness and two craft ales on key-keg, one being from the new Deya brewery in Cheltenham. Fixed seating in purple/maroon shades plus some bar stools. First floor/mezzanine has a further cocktail bar and comfy seating in shades of green and brown, the basement bar generally opens at 5pm with another cocktail bar and contemporary décor. Excellent reviews for the food and very relaxing atmosphere for a pleasant evening.

Cosy Club

The Brewery Quarter, High Street, Cheltenham GL50 1AA

New bar/restaurant located above Costa in the new Brewery Quarter. 2 ales badged as Cosy Club but generally sourced from Bespoke or Bath Ales. venue roughly split in half by restaurant and drinking areas with views out along High Street. Smart décor with walls lined with historic portraits and university honours lists. Disabled access lift and dedicated toilet on upper level. Note postcode should be GL50 3FF but website would not accept it probably as it is a new location. No longer selling real ales since re-opening, pumps removed.

Old Courthouse

County Court Road, Cheltenham GL50 1ND

Large multi-roomed pub/restaurant in the former Courthouse in the centre of town off Regent Street, almost opposite the Everyman Theatre. The layout remains as it was as a courthouse, the ground floor former public waiting room is now the main bar and dining area with two side rooms, formerly the Clerks office and Counsel and Solicitors rooms are now a snug and a private dining room seating up to 12. Upstairs, the former court chamber retains the original benches of the dock as part of the seating area. Décor is crammed with pictures and portraits including many of the judges of days past. Genuine old furniture in abundance and many nooks and crannies, also loads of books, newspapers, etc. No TV's or gaming machines. Happy hour 5-7 daily 50p off all pints and large wines. Children and dogs allowed up to 6pm Happy hour everyday, 5-7, 50p off pints and large wines. Up to Five ales available plus two ciders, mostly sourced locally. CURRENTLY CLOSED DUE TO CORVID

Bath Road Beers

157 Bath Road, Cheltenham GL53 7LU

A new 'bottle shop' with an in-house bar located on the busy Bath Road featuring a large range of bottled and canned beers, including Belgian beers, German lagers and Weis biers plus other beers and ciders from around the world. One handpump on the bar plus 4 kegs so essentially a small micro-pub. The handpump is occasionally used for cider. Although the licensees have the same surname, they are not related.

United Services Club

7 North Place, Cheltenham GL50 4DW

Large town centre club with skittle alley/function room. Open all day, very popular during Cheltenham race festivals.

Angry Parrot

28 St. James Street, Cheltenham GL52 2SH

New micro pub opened 10 March 2020, close to the Swan, Vine, Strand and the Alehouse making this the area to go for real ale in Cheltenham. Small bar room but several other rooms, mainly upstairs, for quiet drinking. Racking for 6 ales but generally up to three at any time with three in reserve. Two Keg beers also available.

RAFA Club

1A Royal Crescent, Cheltenham GL50 3DA

The social club of the Cheltenham Branch of the Royal Air Forces Association (RAFA). The Club is also used for a wide range of social functions, particularly on Saturday evenings which feature live music and Bingo – details of the entertainments programme can be found on the Club’s Facebook page. The bar is well-stocked and prices are low. The Branch and its Club enjoy a central position in town and there is wheelchair access.

Old Patesians Rugby Club

Everest Road, Cheltenham GL53 9LG

Large clubroom on Rugby ground at end of Pilford Avenue or Everest Road, just off Old Bath Road close to the Wheatsheaf pub. Club contains two squash courts, pool table, skittle alley and has sports TV screens. Three ales generally available, Normally closed on bank holidays but opening hours frequently extended when sports events are on including bank holidays. Beer festival held every early July in aid of the Samaritans. Temporarily closed on Tues/Thurs. Generally admits any non club members.

Brown Jug

Bath Road, Cheltenham GL53 7NB

Originally the Brown Jug on Bath Road, then, for three years, the Sup & Chow, the pub was totally transformed in July 2016 to a large pub/restaurant converting the former skittle ally/function room in to a very impressive extension to the main pub and re-named Sup & Chow, split in to various cosy areas with plush seating and dining areas linking to a conservatory area and external patio-garden with covered areas. The front bar area was totally transformed with new bar, rustic finishes and smart seating areas. Pub has now reverted to a more pub-like character and reverted to being the Brown Jug from around July 2019. Full menu available at stated times plus lighter meals such as jacket potatoes and bagettes at lunchtimes.

Charlton Kings Club

21 Church Street, Charlton Kings, Cheltenham GL53 8AP

This popular village club in the heart of Charlton Kings has a large lounge, separate bar and a skittle alley on the ground floor plus large function room and snooker room upstairs. Regular live music upstairs (Vonnies Blues Club) and also in main lounge. Four regularly changing beers, generally at least one from Butcombe but guests generally from Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire area. A beer festival is held annually in November. Non-regular CAMRA card carrying members admitted free, others with small fee. Now features 18 malt whiskys and 16 gins, all changing regularly, all £3 single measure. Opening hours shown from Mon 2 Aug 2021.