Considering the character of
Stratford upon Avon, you might argue that a Wetherspoons is just too much in
terms of a chain, but if you look around the town there’s actually very little
in the way of independent shops, pubs and restaurants. The pub itself blends in
just right with the rest of the town, as it’s disguised in a typical
timber-framed merchant’s house; not too dominant from the outside but takes up
a fairly large plot owing to its many walls and entrances that it has. Like
many of the businesses in this street, it must have had to knock through a few
buildings but it’s surprising light in here. There’s plenty of snugs and small
rooms at the front; while a large dining lounge occupies the rear just before
the bar. It’s even smuggled in a rear beer garden. Drinks are reasonable; but
food is the key seller here and expect to pay tourist prices and have a fair
wait to be served.
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