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The Cock Inn, Nibley Hill, Blakeney
Blakeney
GL15 4DB
Served areas
Reviews of The Cock Inn (Average Rating: 8½ of 10) see review guidelines
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Blue Scrumpy left this review about The Cock Inn
Country pub at the bottom of a hill on the A48. There is a large room wrapping around the bar which had around about a dozen customers and a dog on our Saturday lunchtime visit. The local Blakeney Football Club were sat at the left-hand end, with some youngsters sat towards the rear on the right, having originally been sat in the beer garden when we arrived, but seemingly unprepared to brave the rain and drizzle.
The landlord was fairly quiet, but seemed friendly enough. Two of the three handpulls were clipped with Butcombe Adam Henson's Rare Breed & Prescott Chequered Flag. A number of lightly carbonated ciders were also available on keg, with no real cider as such.
With its stone walls and beams, this pub has a fair amount of character and even the garden has something to keep you amused, with a number of pigs living just beyond the seating area. Whether they serve food or not these days, I'm not sure. None of the customers were eating during our visit. Both children and dogs are welcomed.
On 26th March 2023
- rating: 6
[User has posted 2452 recommendations about 2451 pubs]
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Graham Coombs left this review about The Cock Inn
A roadside pub which looks tidy but not exceptional from the outside. Inside however is a very friendly and pleasant pub, with lots of old wood, brick and stonework in evidence giving a nicely rural feel. Comfortable areas extend round to the left and right of the central bar, with a nice garden area also. A good range of changing beers on offer, as well as a couple of real ciders and a notably-large selection of keg ciders. The food is excellent and highly-recommended. Cask Marque listed at time of visit.
On 15th August 2016
- rating: 8
[User has posted 3339 recommendations about 3276 pubs]
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andrew jeffs left this review about The Cock Inn
The food and service at this friendly run family pub is outstanding. We stayed recently for a friends Hen night and had a fantastic time, the pub is in a great location to explore The Forest Of Dean. The rooms are lovely too!
On 19th May 2010
- rating: 10
[User has posted 1 recommendations about 1 pubs]
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Pub Details
Pub details supplied by members of this site to the best of their knowledge. Please check with pub directly before making a special trip.
- Accommodation : Yes last updated 29 December 2014 by Helen Iwanczuk
- Bar Billiards : No last updated 15 August 2016 by Graham Coombs
- Beer Festivals : No last updated 15 August 2016 by Graham Coombs
- Beer Garden : Yes last updated 15 August 2016 by Graham Coombs
- Car Park : Yes last updated 29 December 2014 by Helen Iwanczuk
- Child Friendly : Yes last updated 15 August 2016 by Graham Coombs
- Dog Friendly : Yes last updated 26 March 2023 by Blue Scrumpy
- Hot Food : Yes last updated 29 December 2014 by Helen Iwanczuk
- Jukebox : No last updated 15 August 2016 by Graham Coombs
- Micropub : No last updated 15 August 2016 by Graham Coombs
- Pinball : No last updated 15 August 2016 by Graham Coombs
- Pool Table : No last updated 15 August 2016 by Graham Coombs
- Real Ale : Yes last updated 29 July 2013 by Dave McNally
- Real Cider : No last updated 26 March 2023 by Blue Scrumpy
- WiFi : Yes last updated 29 December 2014 by Helen Iwanczuk
