Dog Friendly — Pubs in Swindon
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Found 39 dog friendly pubs in Swindon
Green Man Inn
High Street, Swindon DY3 4NR
Standing on the end of the High Street, this Hostelry has served the village since circa 1830. The quarry tiled bar has a real fire, a number of octagonal tables, and a cash machine. On the walls hang photos of the area from a bygone era. As well as the usual pub games, quoits and devil amongst the tailors can be found. In the cosy lounge home made food such as faggots and peas and steak and kidney pie are served. In the corridor which connects the bar and lounge there is a tortoise tank. Dog friendly.
Old Bush
High Street, Swindon DY3 4NR
Corner Marston's pub with a local clientele.
Swindon Cricket Club
7 Hinksford Lane, Swindon DY3 4NU
A one-storey, bungalow-like clubhouse overlooking Hinksford Lane Playing Fields. The single-room lounge has two distinct, carpeted drinking bays carved out by fixed seating. The entrance for the bar is at the rear of the venue and is accessed by walking along the perimeter of the dipped cricket pitch. The cricket team's 2017 main sponsor is Green Duck Beer Co. (Stourbridge) and, as a result, the bar serves exclusively Green Duck cask ale which is ordered in 36 pint pins. Currently, Green Duck Blonde is the sole beer on sale but this might rotate. Opening times are unfixed and seasonal and the bar might be hired out for private functions.
Liden Arms
Barrington Close, Swindon SN3 6HP
Typical estate pub opened by Arkells in 1980. Used by locals and those working nearby. Live music Friday & TV/Satellite, mainly for football. Apart from 3B, a monthly Arkell's guest beer is featured.
Sun Inn
Coate, Swindon SN3 6AA
Large popular open plan food-orientated pub close to Coate Water country park. Extensive garden with thatched summer house and children’s adventure play ground. Please visit the website for regular and occasional events.Two regulars plus one Arkell's seasonal beer available. Meal times are 12-9.30 Mon-Sat and 12-9 Sun.
Boundary House
1 The Street, Swindon SN25 3ER
Comfortable and friendly local with open plan bar and several drinking areas including a conservatory for families & kids. No food, but buffets can be ordered for special occasions. Quiz nights, music, bingo and other events happen in this pub at the heart of the community.
Deers Leap
141 Penhill Drive, Swindon SN2 5DX
Newly refurbished community pub with new beers
Dolphin Hotel
177 Rodbourne Road, Swindon SN2 2AF
Large open bar with loud music. Typical suburban pub with large TV screens to show sports events. Live music twice a month. Very handy for the Outlet Village in the old GWR works.
Duke of Edinburgh
Cricklade Road, Swindon SN2 1AE
Large bar with pool table round the back and additional seating. There are pool and darts teams. Sports orientated with two large TV screens. Meals can be served when required.
Fox & Hounds
10 High Street, Swindon SN25 1HX
An Arkell's pub since December 2011. It looks pretty much as before. Traditional two bar pub that has been trading for well over a century in the village of Haydon Wick, that has been swallowed up by Swindon's northern expansion. Food is served 12-2 Tues-Sat and 6-9 Mon-Sat. There are darts, pool, and football teams, emphasizing its importance as a local serving the community.
Moonrakers
Cricklade Road, Swindon SN2 5AA
Large 1930s pub (Arkell's biggest pub) by a busy roundabout in north Swindon. It underwent major refurbishment in 2004. It is now a large and airy L-shaped bar/lounge with strong colours. Several slightly raised areas with banisters exist that have comfortable settees and armchairs. The pub has darts, crib and pool teams. There is a large attractively furnished function room with its own bar at the back, ideal for parties and other events.
Southbrook Inn
Southbrook Street, Swindon SN2 1HF
Impressive entrance in to this old stone farmhouse now converted and is now a thriving community pub. Two separate bars, one on the right hand side mainly for eating and left hand bar with two areas with dartboard and cups from competitions. The ale at this pub is perfectly served, also good hospitality from the landlord & staff.e food menu is good. The current landlord is the manager of the Swindon Speedway side, and displays trophies currently held. The pub has a sporty feel, with regular televised events.
Manor
Cheney Manor Road, Swindon SN2 2NX
One Large lounge bar with lots of seating areas with a family area and a separate function room with pool table. There is a children’s play area with bouncy castle. Monthly Quiz and Live Music.
Swiss Chalet
Chapel Street, Swindon SN2 8DA
Large single-bar pub with double entrance into bar with wheelchair access via a ramp to one of them. It has several darts teams and sponsors two local football teams. Quiz night on Thu. It has seven TV screens for live sports. It also home to the Swindon Chelsea Supporters Club.
Jovial Monk
Highdown Way, St. Andrews, Swindon SN25 4FD
Clean, modern, nicely decorated estate pub, owned by local brewer Arkell's. The pub has 6 en-suite rooms. Home cooked food served all day. Two regular Arkell's ales are on and the new manager has installed two additional pumps with a view to bringing in changing guests. Sport shown on several screens and can be split to show Sky and BT at the same time. Large clean conservatory is used for private functions. Pool and Darts teams. Overall a strange mix , hotel, local pub, sports bar, foodies destination, an electric mix but somehow the enthusiastic new host seems to make it all work.
Tawny Owl
Queen Elizabeth Drive, Swindon SN25 1WP
Large modern Arkells pub in Taw Hill on Thamesdown Drive. Whilst largely open plan, the pub is cleverly sectioned into traditional sports bar, several eating areas, and a quiet soft seating area for newspapers, reading or quiet conversation. The pub mayors on food and new menus seek to provide a good value package. Popular amongst travellers, there are 5 rooms for guests, and breaksfast is now served to all comers from 10.00. A large car park, extensive grass area with a splendid childrens play park, and the number 15 bus stopping right outside, Unusually for Arkell's, a guest beer alternates with two regular house beers. footpath to "Mouldon Hill County Park" (5 minutes away) crosses the North end of the car park.
Carpenters Arms
Old Vicarage Lane, Swindon SN3 4ST
Open spacious pub with two drinking areas and a separate dining area. An old world pub with plenty of artifacts. Garden with lots of facilities for children including Crazy Golf. More of a motel now to cope with changing times.
Carriers Arms
Highworth Road, Swindon SN3 4SE
Two traditional bars at the front and a large restaurant to the side. Karaoke and quiz night on Thursdays. Poker night every other week on Fridays.
Little Hop
7 Devizes Road Old Town, Swindon SN1 4BJ
A rebirth for Swindon's first ‘micropub’ in association with Arbor Ales from Bristol. Opened as The Little Hop in August 2019 in partnership with Arbor Ales, the pub was the site of The Hop Inn and in a former life was a sex shop. The small, brightly coloured, modern pub has five hand pumps, three of which showcase the latest creations from Arbor. In the corner of the pub there is a well stocked bottle fridge featuring beers mainly from the Bristol area. local art on the walls.
Crumpled Horn
Eldene Centre, Swindon SN3 3RZ
Recently re-opened pub. No real ale.
Shield & Dagger
Thames Avenue, Swindon SN25 3NT
A large, well maintained estate pub with two rooms. There is a large bar area with sports TV and fruit machines. The separate lounge bar is where food is served and can be hired as a function room. There is food on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, often themed such as steak night. The pub has regular charity events raising money for the NSPCC.
Bakers Arms
121 Beechcroft Road, Swindon SN2 7RE
A busy and popular local with the same landlady for almost ten years. There are pool, darts and crib teams and themed nights. They have country music sessions fortnightly on Thursday evenings. There is a smart dining room extension that also doubles as a function room together with a beer garden with barbecue facilities. Large dining room extension built and opened summer 2013. They are Cask Marque accredited and stock Weston’s ‘Old Rosie’ cider. 'The Bakers' celebrated a century of ownership by Arkell's in 1996, but it was built back in 1847 by William Slade of Moredon. He also owned The Red Lion (now renamed The Boundary House) even though by trade he was a butcher! A major renovation in 1956 and an extension in 1984 & 2013 have brought the Bakers Arms up-to-date - but not too up-to-date. This is a no-frills pub and as such belongs to a rare breed of traditional British locals.
Even Swindon Club
44 Percy Street, Swindon SN2 2AZ
Even Swindon Club is a members only club, with affiliation to the club and institute union.
Rodbourne Cheney Working Mens Club
19 Moredon Road, Rodbourne Cheney, Swindon SN25 3DQ
CIU Members club. Non members can sign in at the door.
Tuppenny
58-59 Devizes Road, Swindon SN1 4BD
The Tuppenny opened in November 2016 in premises formally used as a hairdressers. The emphasis is on craft drinks with a range of keg craft from the likes of Renegade, Electric Bear and others. There are two handpumps on the bar serving real ales from the West Berkshire brewery. The inside has a low ceiling and is quite dark giving it a cosy feel, although it can become a bit of a squash when it is busy. The name comes from the Victorian Tuppenny gin which was a more refined premium product than the infamous “Mother’s ruin” gin. Free WiFi. Open from 8.30 till 12.00 for coffee and cake.
Hop Kettle Brewery Tap
Unit 4 Newcombe Drive, Swindon SN2 1DZ
This is a genuine brewery tap, you can sit inside the brewery itself in touching distance of the equipment. There are 5 sets of tables and benches, and in better weather some of these are moved outside. There are 3 hand pumps serving a changing variety of Hop Kettle beers. There are also 5 craft beers available and a selection of bottled beers. No food, but visitors can bring their own. Only open Friday & Saturday, unless by prior arrangement.
Hall & Woodhouse
Peglars Way, Swindon SN1 7DA
The first thing you notice about this new canal-side pub is the narrowboat projecting through the window. This has been made by a real boat builder and inside has several snug seating areas with a touchscreen and a set of keg fonts, so that you can order beer from your seat! The seating area wraps around the bar. To the left is the narrowboat, an above ground cellar and a large restaurant area with the open kitchen behind. Opposite the entrance is a terrace with tables that runs alongside the canal. There is a wide range of canal memorabilia decorating the pub. There is a large menu that is available all day.
Beehive
55 Prospect Hill, Swindon SN1 3JS
This multi-levelled, four room pub has retained its quirky charm and layout. There are six real ales including 3 changing guests with a regional focus. A popular live music venue with performances often on Thursday and Friday although other nights are available. The walls are often covered with pictures and other art for sale. Locally sourced pies are available lunchtime until early evening. There are complimentary crisps and snacks from late afternoon, Monday to Friday. Poker every Monday night. Other events include monthly quiz or poetry evenings. There is a world music club on the last Wednesday of the month. Table booking advised. Food not available at present. Poker starting Monday July 26th. Monthly quiz nights starting first Sunday in August. World music nights starting early August. See “What’s On” page at [www.bee-hive.co.uk]www.bee-hive.co.uk
Castle
28 Prospect Place, Swindon SN1 3LQ
Friendly and traditional backstreet local. It consists of several rooms which merge into each other. The front bar has a log burner. The games room at the back has a pool table and a stage. This is used for Karaoke on Thursday and live music on Friday, Saturday & Sunday evenings. There is also a large TV screen showing sports in the right-hand bar making it quite a lively place. Apart from pool and darts, cribbage is played. Guest beers are served occasionally.
Clifton
Clifton Street, Swindon SN1 3PY
Friendly local with a large open-plan bar. Re-furbished in October 2018. There are now three Arkell's/Donnington ales and several real ciders available. Large selection of whiskeys and other spirits. Food is now served on site from the pub’s Clifton Street Food operation. Pub quiz on Wednesday.
Glue Pot
5 Emlyn Square, Swindon SN1 5BP
The Glue Pot is an unspoilt corner pub which is part of the historic stone built Railway Village built in the 1840s and the last open pub there. There are five Hop Back or Downton ales (some seasonal) and plans to add more as business picks up. Local CAMRA cider pub of the year for 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019, it stocks four real ciders. A range of sandwiches, wraps and subs is always available. Has an Allsopps logo on one window. Normally a quiet pub, but it gets quite busy at weekend evenings. There is a beer festival every Easter weekend.
Greyhound
177 Faringdon Road, Swindon SN1 5DL
Busy and popular local Victorian pub. Many original feature still there; nice large central bar. Large TV screen for sports broadcasts. Large car park and outdoor seating area behind the pub. Function room and restaurant behind the main bar. Music Saturday night.
Hop Inn
8 Devizes Road Old Town, Swindon SN1 4BH
Having begun the Devizes Road real ale boom, The Hop Inn moved two doors down from its original location in Spring 2019 to larger premises. This free-house now has eight hand pumps, serving six ever changing guest ales and the house ‘Hop’ brewed by Ramsbury. Two box ciders are available. The interior is decorated in an eclectic style, including tables and chairs made from reclaimed wood. Asian-style wings and burgers are available from the Pick Up Point. Live Real ale list at https://taplist.io/taplist-322116
Plough
26 Devizes Road, Swindon SN1 4BQ
A popular Old Town destination taken over by a mother and daughter team in October 2020 giving it a more relaxed feel. The inside is compact and well laid out with a small additional room at the back. There is a small terrace at the rear overlooking what used to be a railway line. There is only one real ale, Arkell's 3Bs. There is a quiz on Tuesday evenings.
Queens Tap
74 Station Road, Swindon SN1 1DG
Situated directly opposite Swindon railway station this is a convenient stop for commuters and locals alike. Two real ales are stocked from a rotating list of mainly regional brewers. Tastefully refurbished in 2018 it now features a more open bar counter and smarter seating. Good value ‘pub grub’ is available everyday. Hidden behind is a small walled garden with its own bar when required. All major TV sporting events are shown.
Steam Railway
14 Newport Street, Swindon SN1 3DX
Originally a coaching inn, this large pub has a split personality. To the right is a small wood-panelled bar serving four real ales, two of them guest beers. One guest is a national brand while the second is more adventurous. The larger part of the pub is given over to live sports coverage and music. Much improved by a major refurbishment in October 2018, the interior now features Railway memorabilia. There is Karaoke on Friday nights.
Victoria
88 Victoria Road, Swindon SN1 3BD
Lively pub with lots of entertainment - music and other events as well. The bar has three hand pumps. There is a raised seating area on the left with comfortable settees and benches. The downstairs bar was renovated in 2006. This is where the entertainment happens - music, DJs, quiz nights, comedy and even films.
Wheatsheaf
32 Newport Street, Swindon SN1 3DP
This large Old Town pub has wooden casks in the front bar, but these do not store beer. This is pumped up by air pressure from steel casks in the cellar. The front bar is cosy while the back bar opens up into a larger area and can get busy on the weekend. After a gap of many years food is now available everyday with breakfast available on Friday morning. The guest beer comes from the Wadworth guest list.
Wyvern Tavern
49-50 Bridge Street, Swindon SN1 1BL
Large town centre chain pub which unusually has a better than average interest and sale of real ales and ciders. It has 1 regular and 5 changing guest beers. Can be very lively at weekends and later week evenings. They have a number of TV screens and is essentially a sports bar with a number of screens showing various sports and news during the week. Facilities all on one level. Refurbished in 2019 with more seating and name change.