We are steeped in history and Radcot Bridge was the scene of one of the most important battles in our medieval history. In 1387, Henry Bolingbroke who was to become Henry IV defeated the forces of the then King Richard II under the command of Robert de Vere.
The pub retains many features from the centuries past, large open fireplaces flagstone floors, Cotswold stone walls and a warm welcome. Our ales are brewed from our own local microbrewery, The Old Forge Brewery at our sister pub the Radnor Arms, Coleshill. The seasonal menus offer sensational fayre from locally sourced produce.
In the summer our large river frontage garden is an ideal place to watch the river cruisers and canal boats drift past. We have sixty moorings so an ideal place to park the boat and enjoy our hospitality. We can also offer camping and if that doesn’t quite do it for you, we will shortly be offering Glamping packages.
So whether your floating down the Thames, walking the Thames, or crossing the Thames and very occasionally we have people swimming the Thames, do pop in and enjoy our pub and its surroundings.