In the West Country we’re no stranger to a country pub, think roaring fires and classic Sunday roasts, with beer gardens for the summer months. With so many to choose from, we’ve made a list of our 5 favourites. So here are the 5 best country pubs in the Bristol region!
The Old Crown Inn, Kelston - BA1 9AQ
Nestled just outside Bath, The Old Crown Inn is a traditional country pub with a contemporary twist. The food is always fantastic, make sure you book in advance if you want one of their famous Sunday roasts! Complete with a stunning garden lodge with as many heaters and blankets as you could wish for, the Old Crown Inn really is an all-year-round pub!
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The White Hart, Littleton-Upon-Severn - BS35 1NR
This gorgeous Gloucestershire tavern dates back to the 17th century and stands on the site of a historic farmhouse. The White Hart offers incredible views across the River Severn and over to Wales, best enjoyed while sipping on one of the pub's home-brewed ciders. This combined with an excellent food offering makes this dog-friendly pub a must-visit!
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Plough Inn, Wrington - BS40 5QA
Set in the beautiful village of Wrington just south of Bristol - The Plough is a classic country pub, with roaring fires for the winter months and a large beer garden for those warmer days, and dogs are welcome! The staff here are praised as being super friendly and informative, serving up fantastic food to every guest!
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The Rising Sun, Pensford - BS39 4AQ
The Rising Sun in Pensford is a gastro pub nestled at the foot of Pensford Viaduct by the River Chew. Serving up fresh home-cooked food as well as local cask ales and ciders, this pub is known for its idyllic setting and riverside garden, with an outside bar! The roasts here are renowned by locals, so be sure to visit on a Sunday! The Rising Sun is also dog-friendly, meaning the whole family can join!
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The Willy Wicket Pub, Downend - BS36 1DP
The Willy Wicket was previously Wick Wick Farm, in the ancient parish of Mangotsfield. The parish of Downend was formed in 1874. This classic country pub holds crackling log fires and a large menu filled with delicious foods, with a beautiful pub garden for the warmer months! The Willy Wicket is also dog friendly, allowing your furry friend into the bar section of the pub.
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