The King Charles  

The King Charles is the first venture between Sadlers and Craddocks breweries in this former restaurant. It has two floors where you can enjoy yourself.

It is a 15th century building where a defeated King Charles II escaped his pursuers after the Battle of Worcester in 1651, by ‘slipping’ out the back door where a horse was waiting to take him out of the city.

The building has wood panelling, open fireplaces and even a dungeon. A small trapdoor at the rear of the bar hides a small round opening.

There are up to eight ales on plus cider and perry with a selection of bottled beers.

Food is served here daily. Sunday lunch is also provided.

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Also try:

The Swan with two Nicks, 28 New Street, Worcester. (01905) 28190. 5 guest ales, food lunchtimes. children welcome
The Bell, 35 St Johns, Worcester, WR2 5AG. (01905) 424570. 4 ales.
The Cricketers, Angel St, Worcester. (01905) 23583. 4 ales (6X, Highgate Dark). Food lunchtimes.



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