About The Stags Head
The Stags Head is a traditional English village pub in Wellesbourne, housed in a Grade II listed building that dates back to 1640. With its thatched roof, visible timber frame and flagstone floors, the pub retains many original features. It was founded in 1830 and was the original meeting place for Joseph Arch, founder of the Trade Union Movement. The Stags Head has been run as a family business for over 23 years and holds a 5 Star Cask Marque accreditation. The selection of craft ales changes regularly, featuring beers from local and recognised breweries. Alongside traditional ales, the pub serves lagers, wines and spirits, with a full range of soft drinks, tea and coffee also available. Home produced meals are offered, and comfortable, attractively priced en-suite accommodation is available, suitable for business users or visitors to the Cotswold area. The pub has its own secure garden to the rear where customers can relax, eat and drink.
Features
- Beer Garden
- Outdoor Seating
- Real Ale
Frequently asked questions
Does The Stags Head offer accommodation?
Yes, comfortable and attractively priced en-suite accommodation is available, ideal for business users, a short visit to the Cotswold area or for a longer break.
Is The Stags Head Cask Marque accredited?
Yes, it holds a 5 Star Cask Marque accreditation and offers a regularly changing selection of craft ales from local and recognised breweries.
Does The Stags Head have outdoor space?
Yes, the pub has its own secure garden to the rear of the premises where customers are welcome to relax, eat and drink anything purchased on the premises.
What kind of food does The Stags Head serve?
The pub offers a fine selection of home produced meals alongside a range of traditional ales, lagers, wines and spirits. Soft drinks, tea and coffee are also available.
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