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Take a Walk Things to See and Do The Strand & Upper High St Town Centre The Brewery Quarter & Lower High St St Pa uls Arriving by Train? M5 North Rd 40 Cheltenham Racecourse Pittville Park & Pump Rooms 1. Sandford Park Alehouse 16. Copa 32. 2 Pigs For a pleasant fifteen minute walk into the town centre, stroll down the Honeybourne Tewk nd St University Of Gloucestershire CAMRA’s National Pub of the Year 2015, with a great selection of Modern, spacious and family friendly venue, serving good food all day. Down ‘n’ dirty rock club, loads of fun. Also one of Cheltenham’s 85 se Pittville Park Tesco Francis Close Hall esbury Rdown ales and beers from all over the world. Welcoming atmosphere The large seating area to the front is people-watching heaven. best live music venues, giving opportunities for young bands. Line cycle/footpath. You can also make Superstore T and good beer garden, or inside why not try your hand at billiards! use of the D and E buses which run Cheltenham Town FC approximately every ten minutes. Swindon Rd 17. Whittle Taps 33. Smokey Joe’s ester Rd 2. The Swan esham Rd Once the Slug and Lettuce, now a trendy bar serving craft beers and 50’s Americana themed diner, this gorgeously quirky venue serves Glouc Ev A large pub hosting some great live music. Tucked away sofas, a some great comfort food within a quirky industrial interior. shakes, pancakes and more recently bottled beers, wine and estbury Rd pretty conservatory and enormous picnic tables in the outdoor cocktails. Don’t miss. Pr Winston Churchill 39 87 Honeyb L area to the rear. Shush Bar open ‘til 2am Fri-Sat for soulful beats. Memorial Gardens ower High St e Holst 18. Six Degrees of Separation ourn Birthplace 37 Museum e St Margar 34. Cosy Club W 35 With the gloriously intimate feel of being in someone’s house, a y 36 3. The Strand 38 Hollywood North Plac this handsome venue serves cocktails, craft beers and pizza. Brand-spanking new (Feb ‘17), this chain restaurant/bar prides Bowl et’s ortland St 86 P Open plan, large tables, great atmosphere. Outdoor area to rear. Rd Cineworld St itself on being fabulously eccentric. Enjoy your cocktail in eclectic Cinema be Regular events include music, comedy and craft beer evenings. Brewery 19. Coco surroundings – even the staff are dressed the part. New St Quarter om e St 41 os e Knapp br 34 Basement club/bar, with the emphasis on BASS, open weekends only. Winchc High St y Rd Am 31 4. The Vine 35. Brewhouse and Kitchen Waitrose orges Plac Fairview St Late night venue with free entry. Superstore 42 St. Ge 33 Fairview 88 Small, charming pub, serving authentic Thai food that is to die for. With its own microbrewery on-site, this new venue offers a huge ourne Wa Clar 43 North St enc St Marys Rd e e St Church One for fans of twinkly lights. St Ge Honeyb variety of beers in gorgeous industrial style surroundings. There’s orges Rd 32 30 Pittville St 20. 21 Club 84 uar The Wilson plenty more on offer though if beer’s not your thing. es Sq Art Gallery e St Basement club and late night venue (Thu-Sun) with free entry. Don’t 44 enc . Jam Albion St St 29 5. Old Restoration miss the surprise covered and heated courtyard bar at the back! 46 Clar 45 High St The oldest pub in Cheltenham (open since 1661) has a maze-like, St. James e 36. Babel Bar Malv Sq uar & r e 28 e 16 well worn interior with a friendly atmosphere. Darts. Quiz nights. 21. AquaVitae Coming soon to The Brewery Quarter, this promises to be one for ern Road 47 27 orge’s Plac The Har 26 n 17 Ge ‘fans of cocktails and finery’, while the atmosphere is kept buzzing 48 The Minotau e All Saints Rd TH tr A St. Relaxed, contemporary venue serving bespoke cocktails and tapas TP eryma 18 Ev with a varied mix of music until late. R 25 Thea 6. The Spectre /FOO o Wishing y style food, with the emphasis on sharing. LE a Clock C l E CY W 83 IN Ov St Ge e A large, no-frills pub offering a range of good food and drinks L orges Rd 49 ll P oyal Well 19 Albion St NE la R Regent ester Rd UR erton Rd 81 ce egent St High St O R 20 Arcade 14 deals. Ideal for sports with a hefty supply of large TV screens. 37. Coast to Coast YB 22. Lily Gins Glouc Cheltenham Ladies College 50 omenade 22 HONE 21 13 Coming soon to The Brewery Quarter. American saloon Sports Centre Neptune’suntain Fo High-class Victorian style cocktail bar with a loud, wicked side. The Pr dney Rd 08 06 restaurant/bar chain. Press suggests we can look forward to Ro St. James St 7. Lounge72 arabola R Parabola Hosts live music on the first Sunday of the month. P d 80 Arts Centre happy hours and seriously good burgers. 07 This bar looks tiny but a few stairs takes you to a large sports bar ch Rd 23 10 05 Malv 51 24 82 04 with eight American pool tables. Toss a coin to Beat the Barman 52 09 ern Rd 23. Fever Christchur eley St Rd Imp 11 High St and win your round again. Open ‘til 3am. 38. Frog and Fiddle erial Sq 03 02 Hewlett Rd omenade 12 Berk Happy, unpretentious club spinning cheesy tunes with a light-up Town Hall Parab yshill 53 Large, cheery venue popular with students and focused on live Ba ua The Pr re dancefoor. Their motto? If you can’t sing it, we won’t play it. 54 Holst Statue Playhouse Sandford Park music. No food but they’re happy for you to take your own! ola Rd Theatre th Rd 8. Bentleys Cheltenham Ba 01 Maple Rock Loads of screens for watching live sports. Train Station 56 Imperial Gardens Design Ltd! Lounge-style bar. Bags of space at the back of the venue with Que 55 24. MooMoo ens Rd 57 63 large, alcove seating. Open until 4am for late-night dwellers. London Rd tpellier St Club popular with Cheltenham’s younger revellers. Large venue 79 64 39. The Shamrock Mon spread across three rooms, each with a different beat. 9. The Grape Escape Basic locals haunt, this is Cheltenham’s only Irish pub. Large ellier Walk 58 15 Expect enthusiastic, friendly and knowledgeable service in this covered seating area to the rear. 25. Prom Vaults 62 59 Montp dedicated wine bar/merchants. Selection of wines by the glass 61 60 Montpellier Gardens changing weekly. Light nibbles available. Down-to-earth, feel-good basement party venue. Free entry, music Oxford, London 40. The Coconut Tree and dancing. Usually only open Friday and Saturday. Que This is a real find. Tucked away and totally unexpected, experience ens Rd Montp Lans ellier T 10. The Apartment authentic Sri-Lankan street-style food in this newly opened bar. down Rd down Rd Gloucester Lans oad err 26. Yates ac Sleek, chic, champagne/cocktail bar with a wide selection of M5 South/North 78 tt R e College Rd ypia classic and trendy cocktails and premium spirits. No-frills, large chain venue offering good food deals in the day and L Sandford uare Park Lido plenty of music and dancing on Friday/Saturday evenings. St James th Rd 70 Ba olk Sq 71 11. Bierkeller Things to See and Do f Suf Suffolk Rd German themed chain. Sticky floors, a rowdy atmosphere and 27. The Clarence Social 41. The Railway Hedge your bets at Cheltenham Racecourse. ade Cheltenham Par 72 Hospital massive jugs. Jugs of beer, that is. Don’t miss the Bavarian bands. Opened in 2016 and proving popular. Sophisticated, quirky Regency Hidden away, traditional style pub specialising in sausage (thirteen ellier Villas 76 olk Visit The Wilson Art Gallery, Holst Birthplace Suf f St 77 Andov folk Rd interior serving high-class cocktails. Can you find its secret bar? types no less, served with flavoured mashes). The beer garden is Suf Cheltenham Musuem or take in one of our many festivals. er Rd Montp one of Cheltenham’s hidden gems in the summer. College 12. Moon Under Water therley 73 74 See a show at the Everyman Theatre. Ha St. Stephens Rd A J D Wetherspoons establishment. Does what it says on the tin, 28. Revolution Catch big name comedy gigs, musicHa nights with a pleasant outdoor area to the rear. Used to be a church but the only thing you’ll be worshipping is their 42. The Bottle of Sauce therley Court Rd oli Rd or markets/fairs at the Town Hall. Tiv renowned vodka strips. Spacious and lofty, it serves great comfort Bar/restaurant opened in 2016. Think exposed brick and of-the- e food and attracts a young party crowd at weekends. moment. Ping pong/table football in the games room, anyone? Indulge in a spot of shopping – from High Street 13. Wild Beer at Jessop House 75 65 ark Plac favourites to Montpellier’s famed independent P Vast array of artisan beers that are always changing and sold in 1/3 boutiques. 43. St George’s Vaults Rd pints. Regular tasting evenings. Cosy group seating upstairs plus 29. The Bank House th Take in a movie or test your ten-pin bowling Ba outdoor courtyard. Don’t miss. J D Wetherspoons, with a brighter interior than no.12.
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