Whether visiting for bar snacks, a leisurely lunch, or a celebratory dinner, the ambience strikes the perfect balance between contemporary dining and classic pub comfort. The charming garden overlooking the canal also ensures this will be a sought-after spot in the warmer months.


The menu celebrates seasonal British cooking at its best, with an emphasis on fresh, local produce and thoughtful presentation. Dishes are crafted with care and flair from light, elegant starters to generous mains designed to satisfy. The Sunday roast has already become something of a talking point: perfectly cooked meats, crispy roast potatoes and beautifully prepared vegetables, all served with the kind of warmth and generosity that makes a meal memorable.


Heartwood Inns are known for championing quality, sustainability and community, and The Red Lion embodies this ethos beautifully. The bar showcases a curated selection of wines, premium spirits and local ales, making it as suitable for a


relaxed drink with friends as it is for an evening meal. Families, theatre-goers, tourists and locals alike will find themselves equally at home here


warmly welcomed, thanks to the pub’s thoughtful dog-friendly offering.


The service throughout is attentive, friendly and quietly polished, led by a team clearly passionate about creating a great experience. Whether guiding you through the wine list, recommending a dish or simply offering a warm greeting at the door, everyone contributes to the atmosphere of relaxed hospitality.


In short, The Red Lion is a triumphant new arrival in Stratford stylish yet inviting, refined yet comforting, and full of reasons to return. For those seeking memorable dining in a setting rich with character, this is a destination to add to your must-visit list this season.


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