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Swilland




Last updated: December 13th 2009

Overview

  • Beer served direct from the barrel by gravity
  • Lunchtime meals (not just snacks)
  • Evening meals
  • Traditional separate public bar
  • Pub games
  • Pub has its own car park
  • Real coal or log fire
  • Dogs are welcome
  • Children are welcome
  • Beer garden or other outside drinking area
  • Pub is accessible to disabled customers
  • Railway station within about a mile (see the public transport tab for details)

traditional bar & dinner

Free House

High Rd, IP6 9LR

grid reference: TM 185 523

previously known as: Half Moon

tel: 01473 785320

website: http://www.themoonandmushroom.co.uk

opening hours: (as of 18/07/2009)

Sun: 1200-1500, 1900-2230

Mon: 1800-2300

Tue-Sat: 1100-1430, 1800-2300

Food available:

Sun: 1200-1430, 1900-2045

Tue-Sat: 1200-1400, 1830-2045


regular real ales: Woodfordes Wherry, Wolf Bitter, Crouch Vale Brewers Gold, Buffy Hopleaf, Little Terrier [G] & others

guest beers:

usually from Wolf, Woodfordes and Buffy

A comfortable and cosy single bar, nicely decorated throughout with local pictures, tiled floor and scrubbed tables. A wide range of beers on gravity are always available from the tap room and home-cooked food is is served both in the bar and an adjoining dining room (12-2 & 6.30-9 but not Mon). Menu usually includes some game dishes. Outdoor seating is also available to front and side of bar including a small, heated area for smokers. Rose garden. All home cooked food including some game dishes. Occasional live music (on Sundays) and special themed nights. Winners of best country / village pub two years running. Hourly bus service in daytime.


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