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Sunday, 3 May 2020

A pub crawl along Bath Road, Cheltenham: Part Two.

123-129 Bath Road Moran's Eating House
Although this establishment is not strictly a pub, it has a good reputation, and has been part of the community for many years. It is also another place I have never been to!

Moran's Eating House 2020



157 Bath Road Bath Road Beers
This establishment is the new kid on the block, and has only been around for a few years. It is a bottle shop which is well stocked, and proving to be quite popular amongst the townsfolk and casual visitors from elsewhere.

Bath Road Beers



167 Bath Road The Exmouth Arms
I remember visiting the Exmouth many years ago, it was a fairly basic down to earth pub, which was in need of some TLC. My next visit was in 2011, the pub had been completely renovated and had a fresh modern look. The Exmouth has an advantage over many of the pubs in the area, it has a large beer garden. It is an Arkell's pub, so plenty of 3B to go around! 

The Exmouth Arms 2011


The Exmouth Arms 2015



232 Bath Road The Five Alls
For many years, the Five Alls was a fairly down to earth pub. Although I have photographed it quite a few times, my partner and I visited it for the first time last year. Ironicly 2019 was the year that the Five Alls was completely transformed into an entirely different environment. It is an impressive refurbishment, but they might have gone a little too up market for some of the clientele including me!

The Five Alls 2011


A very distinctive pub sign


2016


2017 - Not the greatest choice of colours!


2019 - A brilliant refurbishment.
A new door was created to the side of the pub, 
and the sign was replaced.



242 Bath Road The Brown Jug
When I first visited The Brown Jug in 2011, it was one of the most down to earth and friendly pubs along the Bath Road. In 2016, the pub was refurbished into a more food orientated environment, and renamed The Sup & Chow. We did have a meal there when it was The Sup and Chow, but to be honest I preferred the pub before it was refurbished. The pub reverted back to the name of The Brown Jug in 2019, a revisit is required – hopefully in the not too distant future.

The Brown Jug 2013


The Sup & Chow 2016


The Brown Jug 2020



1 Leckhampton Road The Norwood Arms
Although the Norwood has a different address, it is a pub that sits at the top of Bath Road. It is a Greene King pub, so it is probably a good place to eat. I say probably, because It is many years since I have been there. 

The Norwood Arms 2015



And that concludes the pub crawl along Bath Road. I hope to include some more crawls in the near future.




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