Queen Of Hearts
Entertainment And Nightlife, Pubs And Bars · Daventry
About Queen Of Hearts
The Queen Of Hearts is a Marston's pub and restaurant on Wimborne Place in Daventry, serving a menu of curries, British pub classics, burgers, Sunday roasts, lighter bites, and desserts. The bar offers Marston's cask ales alongside draught products, wines, spirits, and soft drinks, with Hawkstone recently added to the selection. Facilities include a beer garden with outdoor seating, a kids play area, a pool table, a dartboard, and a car park. The pub is dog friendly throughout, with dogs welcome in all areas. Live music and quiz nights feature among the events, and the Marston's app supports Order and Pay from the table. Kids can eat for £1 during school summer holidays, and there are periodic offers such as 40% off mains. The venue is also accessible for wheelchair users.
Features
- Beer Garden
- Dog Friendly
- Family Friendly
- Live Music
- Outdoor Seating
- Real Ale
- Wheelchair Accessible
Frequently asked questions
Is the Queen Of Hearts dog friendly?
Yes, dogs are welcome throughout the whole pub. The Queen Of Hearts is happy to have your furry friend at your side while you enjoy drinks and food.
Does the Queen Of Hearts have a beer garden?
Yes, there is an outdoor beer garden with seating where you can dine on food and drinks. It has space for sharers, meals, and sides, and includes a kids play area to keep children happy.
Can I book a table at the Queen Of Hearts?
Yes, you can book online through the pub's website. Booking is recommended for occasions such as Bank Holiday weekends and festive celebrations.
Does the Queen Of Hearts serve Sunday lunch?
Yes, the pub serves a Sunday roast menu with a range of options, available during food service hours on Sundays.
Does the Queen Of Hearts have parking?
Yes, the pub has a car park on site for customers.
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