The Castle, Bradford on Avon - pub details
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Address: Mount Pleasant, Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire, BA15 1SJ [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 22698) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Bradford-on-avon (0.4 miles), Avoncliff (1.8 miles), Freshford (2.6 miles)
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> Current user rating: 7.8/10 (rated by 20 users)
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user reviews of the Castle, Bradford on Avon
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| Large range of Beer, I think I had a Mallard which was nice enough. Large beer garden and open early doors too, I was in there at 10 yesterday and they were serving, that gets the thumbs up from me! Nice breakfast. Only down side is its a trek up the hill. billybraggscombiboiler - 19 Jul 2011 09:48 |
| Top notch pub. Great beers, very good food and friendly staff. Couldn't get any better. Very good range of ales, some I had heard of and some not. I can now walk to the pub as moved to Bradford a few days ago. Gentlemen watch out when you need to rid yourself of the beer, the step up in the gents is a killer! inkywebber - 2 Jun 2011 20:02 |
| I rated the Castle as my favourite pub of the day in Wiltshire. The interior has been modernised. Although the pub still retains some character. The real strength of the pub is in its ale and cider range. Three Castles Flatcapper Ale & Barbury Castle, Plain Indulgence, Keystone Bedrock Bitter & Glastonbury Hedge Monkey were all on. The real cider was Glasto Festival Strength. Views over Salisbury Plain from the garden were impressive. Most people were choosing to sit outside. It seemed to be popular with a middle-aged crowd, until the place was flooded with schoolgirls presumably breaking up at the end of term. blue_scrumpy - 10 Apr 2011 09:42 |
| Fitted out towards the gastro end of the market but very pleasant, nice buzz and friendly bar staff. Diners and drinkers could mix at the tables but more of a diners pub. Good patio to the side if a little close to the traffic noise and parking a bit tight. Had a nice pint of their own flatcappers ale. Would return for a meal. Benson_Hedges - 1 Sep 2010 21:47 |
| This is a good sized pub at the top of a rather steep hill. Worth the hike though if you’re feeling energetic. There’s a good sized main bar with a black slate tiled floor, a long bar and a real fire (even on a lovely sunny spring afternoon, which was odd!). Also a smaller rear bar that looks to be more geared up for dining, and a good sized beer garden and patio (although there were rather too many noisy toddlers running round for my liking). Decent food menu that’s a cut above your usual “pub grub” menu, but not some poncy gastropub stuff either. We had a very nice burger with a good wedge of Stilton, and a fish pie. There’s an extensive wine list on a blackboard and the rather unusual beers were Keystone Large One, Flatcapper Ale, Barbury Castle and Yeovil's Posh IPA. The only cider was Stowford Press. Blackthorn - 12 Apr 2010 09:13 |
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