Greyhound
Situated conveniently near the city's Northern bypass, this charming community pub exudes a warm and inviting atmosphere. The pub, built in 1985, boasts a unique historical connection to the city of Gloucester, as it was constructed using bricks from the city's demolished 18th Century infirmary. The pub's location also has a historical significance, as it is situated near the site of a former Greyhound Stadium. The pub features a single bar that caters to three separate seating areas, each with its own distinctive style of furniture and decor, creating a rich and diverse ambiance. The pub offers food service from midday until 9 PM, with service ending an hour earlier at 8 PM on Sundays. For those who enjoy outdoor seating, the pub also offers a small garden area. This space includes a heated, covered area specifically designed to accommodate smokers, ensuring comfort in all weather conditions. In addition to its regular beverage offerings, the pub also features two guest ales sourced from Marston's national list. This provides patrons with the opportunity to sample a rotating selection of quality ales. In summary, this community pub offers a welcoming environment, a unique historical connection, diverse seating options, food service, outdoor seating with a heated smoker's area, and a selection of guest ales. It's an ideal spot for those seeking a comfortable and friendly place to relax and enjoy good food and drink.