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HUGELY POPULAR REAL ALE PUB WITH A LOT TO OFFER
The Stratford Haven has been part of the Castle Rock Estate since 1999. Previously a pet shop, the site has been renovated to create the pub you see today. We still welcome dogs provided they are accompanied by a responsible adult!
Located close to both the City Ground (home of Nottingham Forest) and Trent Bridge (home of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club, Notts Outlaws and most years playing host to the England team), ‘The Strat’ is frequented by sports fans whether or not there’s a game on.
With 14 hand pulls, the beer range features micro brewed beers alongside some well-known favourites and of course a good selection from the Castle Rock range. In addition we boast a hand pulled traditional cider and an ever increasing range of bottled beers.
The food is homemade, offering everything from cheese cobs to sharing platters, with a specials menu to suit all tastes. Plus the pub hosts a weekly curry, pie, pizza and steak nights, with a regular match-day barbecue- discounted for the ever loyal season ticket holders...and of course a weekly quiz, for the intellectual customers.
In essence, with everything on offer, this is a pub that strives to be at the heart of the community.
FOOD
Full menu and wine list available.
BEERS
A great range of micro brewed, rotating guest and Castle Rock beers over 14 hand pulls, plus an increasing selection of bottled beer.
| Stratford Haven - Opening Times: (1 Jan 2021 - 31 Dec 2021) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday - Wednesday | 11:00 | - 23:00* |
| Thursday - Saturday | 11:00 | - 00:00* |
| Sunday | 10:00 | - 23:00* |
* Opening times:
Mon - Weds: 11am-11pm
Thurs - Fri: 11am-12am
Sat 10am-12am
Sun 10am – 11pm
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