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Brewers Fayre Elmbury Lodge, Tewkesbury
Newtown
Postal town: Tewkesbury
GL20 8ND
Reviews (Current Rating Average: 3 of 10) see review guidelines
Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about Brewers Fayre Elmbury Lodge
Undistinguished Brewers Fayre pub / restaurant in need of refurbishment. Usual dull mix of seating / dining areas in an overall L shape, but a sizeable front beer garden with simple yet effective lighting for the warmer evenings. None of the three handpumps (including one with a Doom Bar handle) was working, so a swift Sharp's Atlantic (£2.15, half) from the standard keg options before moving on.
On 21st January 2024
- rating: 4
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E TA left this review about Brewers Fayre Elmbury Lodge
One of the worst Brewer’s Fayre outlets I’ve experienced, this one is the first pub you find when coming into Tewkesbury from the motorway. It shares the site with a Premier Inn and other businesses. Entering through a passage between the pub and the hotel, one experiences the stench of stale smoke and blank stares from people standing around with no apparent purpose. There is a tiny, scruffy outside area claiming to be a garden but with no evidence to support this. The car park, for which you have to pay, is shared with other businesses. Inside, there is a pool table and TV screen, though both were made less than enjoyable by the presence of screaming children. There was no ale on – three pumps on the bar all had reversed clips, and there was no draft cider. Not worth stopping.
On 24th March 2020
- rating: 3
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Komakino . left this review about Brewers Fayre Elmbury Lodge
A Brewers Fayre with bolt-on Premier Inn next door, serving an industrial estate next to M5 Junction 9. Three real ale stumps - two with clips turned around (for Sharp's Doom Bar and Brain's Rev James) and one unclipped. There's a niceish garden out front, but the overloud muzak was a little unedifying and as it's out of the way, it's a tricky tick.
On 28th March 2019
- rating: 2
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