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Cocky Anchor, Worcester

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61 Broad Street
Worcester
WR1 3LY

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Worcester Central

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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about Cocky Anchor

Interesting micro-pub, located directly across the road from the 'spoons Crown Hotel. The small bar area at the front and larger room further back are both more modern in appearance than one might expect, but not in an incongruous way. Three real ales on handpump, being the 'house' Anchor Ale, Hop Shed's Equinox pale ale (£3.80) and Yachtsman's Ale from the much-more-distant Island Brewery

On 6^th April 2025 - rating: 7
[User has posted 8679 recommendations about 8678 pubs]

Quinno _ left this review about Cocky Anchor

New kid on the block. Is very narrow and claustrophobic on entering when busy, which it certainly was on a Saturday night in late November but there's rooms upstairs which are quiet – stretching the definition of micropub. Three cask and my Ledbury Xmas beer was superb (NBSS 4.5). I’ll definitely visit again next time I’m in the city. Notes otherwise sparse as was pissed after a long day. It’s a mystery as to how Worcester can support so many good ale pubs - it’s a fine city to visit for a crawl. 8.5

On 11^th March 2025 - rating: 8
[User has posted 5552 recommendations about 5533 pubs]

Real Ale Ray left this review about Cocky Anchor

This is the sister pub to the Cocky Anchor in Romsey. This micro is located in a Grade II listed building built in 1740. This was a former phone repair shop with the majority of the building being unused.
The layout consists of a front lounge and bar where the front windows open up onto the street. A rear lounge with a live feature wall (plants growing) and an electric retractable glass roof.
There was an upstairs front snug and some interesting loos. The landlord was very friendly and chatty and explained how the tonic water machine on the front bar worked, which saves them a lot of space using bottled tonics and soda waters.
Three handpumps Boland Brewery Boxer, Magpie Days Like These and Nene Valley T'other.

On 15^th June 2024 - rating: 9
[User has posted 3645 recommendations about 3645 pubs]

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