Pubs in Marlow

Ship

23 West Street, Marlow SL7 2LS

Low beamed pub dating from 1580 that caters for everyone. Lunchtime food available: sandwiches/baguettes. Very lively and one of the few late opening pubs in the areas. DJ plays every Friday and Saturday from 10pm. Large beer garden

Coach

3 West Street, Marlow SL7 2LS

Pub taken over by celebrity chef Tom Kerridge. Sister pub to the Hand & Flowers (also in Marlow). For most visitors beer is secondary to food. However, it's unclear whether this is run as pub according to the CAMRA definition. Drinkers are apparently permitted to occupy stools at the bar if not eating a Tom Kerridge "pub food" meal. However, if the establishment is busy and the stools are full then drinkers may have to wait for entry (as is the case for diners).

Clayton's

16 Oxford Road, Marlow SL7 2NL

Trendy bar established in an old pub. Live music and garden parties are very common here. Regular movie nights are held. Locally valued therefore listed as an asset of community value.

Duke

19 Queens Road, Marlow SL7 2PS

Last remaining true locals local in the town, a short stroll from the central high street. A community pub patronised by a colourful clientele, hosting both crib and darts league teams. Sporadic feature nights, including annual sea fishing and horse racing trips. Two Rebellion brews are supplemented by a guest ale, often a stout or a porter. Sunday roast lunches and wednesday fish and chip suppers are popular regular weekly attractions. Rendezvous for the "Hashers" joggers at 10am every Sunday. Pizzas offered everday with tapas on Friday nights and sunday roast or bbq offered on Sundays. Locally valued therefore listed as an Asset of Community Value.

Butcher's Tap

15 Spittal Street, Marlow SL7 3HJ

Premises run by the celebrity chef, Tom Kerridge's, team. The pub combines a butchers serving a wide variety of British meat with a bar offering two real ales. All sausages are burgers are produced on site. Food such as bacon baps, sausage rolls are available for you to enjoy along with your ale. Three TVs show major sporting events but are not intrusive at other times.

Barn Club

Marlow Bottom, Marlow SL7 3NA

Private members only club serving residents of Marlow Bottom. Real ales from Rebellion plus pool, darts, dominoes teams. Social events and quizzes plus occasional live music. Food served Friday to Saturday plus popular roast dinners on Sundays. Membership is £25 per year.

Duke of Clarence

56 High Street, Marlow SL7 1AH

Very fashionable conversion of an old bank building in the centre of Marlow High Street. Strictly over 21s entry policy. Food is served until 9pm. McMullen Brewery tied pub. Sister pub to The Britannia (also in Marlow).

Botanist

48 West Street, Marlow SL7 2NB

Harleyford Golf Club

Harleyford, Henley Road, Marlow SL7 2SP

Marlow Football Club

Oak Tree Road, Marlow SL7 3LF

Clubhouse open to members of the public during home football matches. No real ale but the keg equivalent of the local Rebellion Roasted Nuts and IPA are on tap.

Crafty Taproom

77 High Street, Marlow SL7 1AB

Craft beer venue serving a range of different style of beers. Two key keg beers are offered amongst the beer fonts. Large range of gins available. Beers available in third pint tasting flights as well as usual measures.