The Little Street Cellar, Congleton

Official site of The Little Street Cellar - rovingbeer.com

Official site of The Little Street Cellar - rovingbeer.com

Found on Little Street, the Little Street Cellar is the tap for Roving Beer Company which is located in the cellar of an old vintner that used to operate out of Bridge Street. The entrance leads to a small bar area with a serving counter on the left-hand wall and a couple of tables to the right. In the arched cellar room at the rear are benches, three of which have self-service contraptions for both keg and cask. Ideal for functions and parties. The very friendly governor admitted that they’re a bit gimmicky, but apparently they are very popular. They actually look like something from a museum and turned out to be a good talking point. There was some low background music playing, and not too long after the 17:00 opening there was a group of three locals in attendance. One of the four hand pumps was unused which left Redwillow Brewery’s Shameless alongside RBC’s own Draft (very bitter) and Old Faithful. For lovers of keg there are eight craft fonts on the back bar. This place is worth a look.

New craft beer bar, due to open early July.

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