Pubs in Marlborough
Discover the best pubs and bars in Marlborough. Browse opening hours, menus, events, and more.
Found 15 pubs in Marlborough — Page 1 of 2
Bear
1 High Street, Marlborough SN8 1AA
Rambling pub on several levels dating from the 15th century. A family run pub, very lively. Good home cooked pub grub. A selection of Arkell's ales, plus cider and lagers. A selection of Gin is also available. There is live music at the weekends. A great Sunday roast. Accommodation: 7 rooms.
Castle & Ball
117/118 High Street, Marlborough SN8 1LZ
The Castle and Ball dating from the 15th century, is a authentic addition to an historic market town, on the river Kennet. Marlborough is home to one of the widest High Streets in Britain, offering a vast space for regular Markets, which still occur today. traditional elements of the hotel create a homely atmosphere, with original oak timbers which pre date the Spanish Armada.
Green Dragon
12-13 High Street, Marlborough SN8 1AA
This multi level building is one of the oldest pubs in Marlborough. It has a bar and front room at street level and smaller rooms and dining areas at lower levels at the back. There is a large secluded garden at the rear for 'al fresco' drinking in the summer. All the real ales are from Wadworth. Open for breakfast onwards everyday with drinks from 10am. The food features ingredients sourced from local suppliers. Upstairs there are five recently refurbished en-suite bedrooms.
Lamb
5-6 The Parade, Marlborough SN8 1NE
Lively traditional town pub just off the main road. Three or four Wadworth ales served. The wooden barrels are just decoration now. The beers are delivered by electric air pumps. The Lamb is popular with locals and tourists alike - good mix of ages. The U-shaped bar has lots of character and leads into a cosy backroom. Hops adorn the ceiling. The alleyway at the side of bar has benches to shelter from the weather and leads to a pleasant enclosed courtyard at the back. Six B&B rooms are available. There is also a good pub menu. Live music weekly and a venue for Marlborough Music Festival.
Roebuck
51 London Road, Marlborough SN8 2AJ
Situated on the edge of Marlborough on the A4 towards Hungerford this popular pub serves a range of Fullers and guest ales. There is a multi-room restaurant serving a selection of well cooked and presented traditional pub dishes, often with a modern twist. Outside there is a large patio and south facing garden with child friendly attractions. There is a meat draw on Sunday evenings and a quiz night on Wednesdays. There are 2 musical festivals held here every year.
Royal Oak
111 High Street, Marlborough SN8 1LT
Located in the centre of Marlborough High Street this busy pub serves four real ales. As well as two Greene King regulars there are 2 changing guests locally sourced from the SIBA list providing a welcome variety. There is good value pub food available all day everyday. All major sports events are shown and there is live music on Friday & Saturdays. For those wanting a quieter experience there is a large beer garden to the rear. Family and dog friendly.
Marlborough
90 High Street, Marlborough SN8 1HF
The Sun Inn changed hands and names in Jan 2013. This is one of several historic pubs in the High Street. The two bars have been knocked into one. There are still the beamed ceilings; some other wooden features have gone. Eclectic mix of tables and seating. It is now a very foody place with emphasis on wine. Apart from the two regular beers, there is a house beer at 3.6% brewed by Ramsbury Brewery.
Wellington Arms
46 High Street, Marlborough SN8 1HQ
Friendly 18th century pub, with an open fire that creates a cosy atmosphere. The rear of the pub provides a smart garden that has a covered area and heat lamps. They generally have 4 ales on, two regular and two guest which include locale ales. The food consists of the Pieminister range. There are a variety of events, on Tuesday evening they have a Vinyl evening, bring your own records and get a 10% discount on drinks, including a weekly pub quiz and regular live music. Check website or Facebook for information. Ramsbury's Brewery Tap Pub.
Aldbourne Sports & Social Club
Oxford Street, Aldbourne, Marlborough SN8 2DQ
Part of the football team, next to the stone circle. Only open when the football is on and at weekends.
Bedwyn & dist Royal British Legion Club
23 High Street, Marlborough SN8 3NU
Clubs are not part of the charity and The Royal British Legion has no say in how they are managed. However, clubs must be run in accordance with the law, and the registered rules of the club. They must also follow the conditions of the licence under which the club uses the name of 'The Royal British Legion' in its title.
Burbage & Eastern Royal British Legion Club
58-60 Eastcourt Road, Marlborough SN8 3AJ
Clubs are not part of the charity and The Royal British Legion has no say in how they are managed. However, clubs must be run in accordance with the law, and the registered rules of the club. They must also follow the conditions of the licence under which the club uses the name of 'The Royal British Legion' in its title.
Marlborough & District Royal British Legion Club
10 St Martins, Marlborough SN8 1AR
Clubs are not part of the charity and The Royal British Legion has no say in how they are managed. However, clubs must be run in accordance with the law, and the registered rules of the club. They must also follow the conditions of the licence under which the club uses the name of 'The Royal British Legion' in its title.