The Stratton Arms

The Stratton Arms is a traditional village pub on Main Street in Turweston, Buckinghamshire, now under new ownership. The building has a colourful past, having served as the village morgue before becoming a pub, with the tunnel that once led to the church now used as the cellar. Inside, the pub has plenty of character with low ceilings, an open fireplace, and plenty of nooks and crannies. The kitchen has recently reopened offering a small but growing menu, including pies, Cumberland sausage and mash, pizzas from the pub's own pizza oven, and locally sourced burgers. On the first Tuesday of every month, Kan's Kitchen brings a Thai food van, and other pop-up food vans visit occasionally offering everything from traditional English fare to Sri-Lankan, Jamaican and Ghanaian fusion, and smash burgers. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options are available. The pub serves real ales and fine wine, and hosts live music and shows sport on TV. There is a large beer garden with a children's play area, and the pub welcomes dogs and families. A motorhome stop-over site is available with electric hook-up for those using the pub.