Denbigh Arms  

Set in a beautiful village not far from the M6, though it will take a while to get there. This pub has a large car park, so plenty of parking is available. Also out here is the beer garden, or at least part of it as there are also picnic tables out the front of the pub, though the car park entrance is in a different street. Most people will enter this way, so you will see the main bar that serves two rooms/areas.

The pub has low uneven ceilings covered in artex and the beams bow in the middle from age. The seating here is at benches round the wall at both dark wood square and round tables with chairs. These tables can also be booked for food evenings and weekends.

Handpumps are in batches of four, though there is a single pump facing the kitchen. All the beers are served with sparkler, though they will take them off if you ask. There isn't much else for the non beer drinker here, though there is wine.

Food is served here most of the day when they are open, though it is always wise to check. Food tends to be the traditional sort and there is a limited choice for vegetarians. All food is cooked to order so please be patient.

The pub decor is basic, but the friendly atmosphere more than makes up for it. The pub also has great views of the second largest church in Warwickshire opposite.

A no smoking snug is situated to the front of the pub.

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The beer shop for the Bells Brewery is next to the Ullesthorpe Garden Centre.


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