Hare & Hounds, Grantham

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Official site of Hare & Hounds - hareandhoundsfulbeck.com

Fairly large country pub with accommodation, adjacent to the attractive village church. You enter the pub through a courtyard where the pub's rooms can be found, in addition to a covered area that was presumably added to satisfy Covid dictates. We arrived mid afternoon to find it fairly quiet. Most people were just leaving or were about to leave. So, I guess it's more popular as a dining destination. Ales on were bog standard nationals - Black Sheep Best Bitter, Timothy Taylor Landlord & Sharp's Doom Bar. A Wadworth 6X clip was turned round. Prices are on the steep side. The interior is nicely appointed, with some kind of mezzanine area above the main bar and a dog peering down at us.

The Hare and Hounds is a strange looking pub has it has no proper frontage,the pub is entered from the car park and through a nice looking courtyard. Once inside there was an L shaped room that had a few tables for drinkers and most laid out for diners,i also think there was a seperate dining room but i did'nt see this,there was also what looked like a mezzanine towards the front of the pub,the main room was carpeted and had a beamed ceiling which had been painted over in cream like the rest of the pub. I think this pub is a Marstons house has there were three of their beers on the bar,i had a drink of Marstons EPA which was a decent enough drink the other beers were Pedigree and Banks's Lions Roar. The pub was very busy with a mixed age range. This was not really the sort of pub i like,the main bar area seemed more like a waiting area before going through to the hidden room for a meal, having said that as drinkers we were made just as welcome here. Pub visited 23/6/2012