Pubs in Rushden

Moon & Stars

Mill End, Rushden SG9 0TA

Two 17th century cottages knocked together give an interesting selection of steps and ceilings to catch the unwary. The large garden has extensive views over the surrounding countryside. Recently refurbished with a smoking shed outside. Renowned for good food. The one thing to remember, especially if you are on the 'taller side', is when the original building was built the average height of a given individual was rather shorter than it is today - so as the sign in the hallways says, 'Duck or Grouse'.

Cheers

6a Queen Street, Rushden NN10 0AA

A cosy, modestly sized, town centre bar on a side street just off the main high street with bright signage to the front. Inside the bar is an open rectangular shaped room with pretty basic décor and carpeted floor offering mainly a small range of lagers and cider.

Compasses

127 High Street South, Rushden NN10 0RB

Situated on the Bedford end of Rushden with a large lounge bar.

King Edward VII

158 Queen Street, Rushden NN10 0AZ

An established street corner local located in a residential suburb of Rushden slightly off the beaten track serving predominately a local clientele. Formerly Charles Wells owned, following a period of closure, it is now trading once more with two Grainstore beers on handpump.

Railway Inn

143 High Street, Rushden NN10 0PA

The Railway Inn is the only JD Wetherspoon pub in Rushden having opened in 2011 following an extensive refurbishment and extension of the previous building. It offers all of the usual Wetherspoon fayre including all day meals, special food nights including Curry Night and a wide range of real ales (usually min 6-8). Recently voted autumn Town Pub of The Season 2016.

Needle & Awl

Foxhill Farm, Northampton Road, Rushden NN10 6EF

The Needle & Awl is has recently been refurbished and is now part of the 'Hungry Horse' family pub/restaurant brand located on the outskirts of Rushden near the A45.

Rose & Crown

73 High Street, Rushden NN10 0QE

Town centre based pub on main High Street, that has been extensively refurbished in recent times. Appeals to wide range including families, serving food daily with large menu available. Greene King pub which also has weekly guest ales including Old Golden Hen at time of visit. Welcoming and friendly staff.

Welcome Inn

Irchester Road, Rushden NN10 9QU

An established roadside pub located in a mainly residential area of South Rushden with outdoor area and large car park. It tends to attract a local clientele and the beer list is limited due to lack of immediate demand. In the coming months it will serve 'basket' bar meals.

Rushden Historical Transport Society

Station Approach, Rushden NN10 0AW

Former Midland Railway station now a mecca for real ale. A real gem, the bar occupies the former ladies waiting room with gas lighting, and walls adorned with enamel advertising panels and railway photos plus many CAMRA awards. On the platform, carriages provide a meeting room, Northants skittles alley, and a buffet for the numerous open days held during the summer when steam and diesel train trips are provided. a beer festival is held in September. Visitors with the guide are asked to sign in the book.

Rushden Golf Club

Kimbolton Road, Chelveston, Rushden NN9 6AN

Rushden Athletic Club

Newton Road, Rushden NN10 0HF

Rushden Conservative Club

44 High Street South, Rushden NN10 0QX