A privately owned, independent country pub serving delicious food from a fresh seasonal menu, in- cluding a wide choice of gluten free options...


Bear The


Ragged Staff Opening Hours:


Mon – Sat: Lunch 12.00am – 2.00pm & Evenings from 6.00pm


Sun: Lunch 12.00pm – 2.30pm Closed Sunday Evening


• Fresh Produce –


locally sourced where possible • Some Produce Home-Grown • Sunday Lunch – choice of 2 roasts • 2 Real Ales On Tap • Good disabled access • Weddings & Parties


• Food allergy and intolerance aware


T: 01886 833399 W: www.bearatbransford.co.uk Twitter: @bearraggedstaff A Summer of Alfresco Dining


The Bear & Ragged Staff Station Road, Bransford, Worcester. WR6 5JH Windsor Castle Inn


Craft Beer and Spirits-Gastro Food Pub Home to Dr Hardwicke's Gin and Cocktail Bar 4*Bed and Breakfast


&


New Spring/Summer Menu out now - From lite bites and fresh fish specials to home made traditional pub favourites and grills.


Come and experience Gin tastings, Our Gin Blending Experience Day and Cocktail making masterclasses - Private Hire available


Sadler’s Tap House, The Windsor Castle Inn, 7 Stourbridge Road, Lye, Stourbridge, West Midlands. DY9 7DG. www.windsorcastleinn.co.uk


Tel: 01384 897 809 e bookings@sadlerstaphouse.co.uk 90 Windsor Castle Inn LIVE24-SEVEN.COM thewindsorcastleinn


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