The Lord Nelson, Alcester - pub details
Address: Priory Rd, Alcester, Warwickshire, B49 5EA [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 17780) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
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> Current user rating: 7.2/10 (rated by 6 users)
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user reviews of the Lord Nelson, Alcester
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| Very nice pub away from the town centre but worth including in a crawl over some of the others in town. Had a very nice lunchtime meal on the last visit, outside in the beer garden which had rabbits in a run. Music on some nights too. Wirral_RealAlians - 19 Feb 2011 20:16 |
| Very friendly pub, 3 ales on, their house ale from Wadworth plus one from Wye Valley and Lady Godiva's ale. All very well kept. It appears to be a real community pub and they are obviously trying very hard to build trade up by having music nights, quizzes, clubs etc. reynedd - 17 Aug 2009 23:50 |
| This rambling old pub is set just off the main town centre and has a fairly sedate, convivial atmosphere albeit my visit was not exactly at peak hours. The interior is done in a mock Tudor style but there are a few old beams to give it a bit more authenticity. The carpeted main bar is divided up by a few screens and pillars making it feel fairly intimate and there is a handsome fireplace to warm up the winter nights. The walls are adorned with several pictures (mainly nautical), plates and brasses as well as a few bits of Nelson memorabilia. To the left of the bar is a games area with TV, darts board and an all too rare bar billiards table. The bar is quite small and 3 Real Ales available: Green King IPA, Bombardier and the more unusual P.G. Steam. It all comes over as warm and comfy and should appeal to a cross selection of customers although it is probably more geared towards the older generation or those who like their pubs a little less boisterous. RogerB - 4 Apr 2007 11:48 |