Pubs in and around Droitwich Spa

The Barley Mow

9, Hanbury Street
Droitwich
WR9 8PL

Tel: 01905 773248

Bridge Inn

Plough Road
Tibberton
Droitwich
WR9 7NQ

Tel: 01905 345874

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The Castle Hotel

73 Worcester Road
Droitwich
WR9 8AQ

Tel: 01905 770128

The building was built in the 1800s and is an unusual shape with a small turret, hence the name.
Re-opened following a refurbishment in Summer 2011 and are now part of the Flaming Grill group.

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Chequers

Kidderminster Road
Cutnall Green
Droitwich
WR9 0PJ

Tel: 01299 851 292

A country pub and restaurant at Cutnall Green is located within a quintessential village, five miles from Droitwich.

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Copcut Elm

Worcester Road
Droitwich
WR9 7JA

Tel: 01905 778845

The Copcut Elm is located on the outskirts of Copcut, on the main A38 near Droitwich. Outside there is everything children could want - a play area, go-karts and enclosed football pitch. There is also an over 18's Sports Bar with plasma screens and pool facilities.

Food is served in the restaurant from an extensive Hungry Horse menu.

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Crown

Worcester Road
Droitwich
WR9 7PF

Tel: 01527 861413

A minute from the M5 motorway, offering good links to Birmingham, Worcester and Droitwich.
This traditional pub was rebuilt as a hotel in 1912 and offers hotel accommodation
in the shape of fifteen good sized rooms.

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The Crown and Sandys

Main Road
Ombersley
WR9 0EW

Tel: 01905 620252

A Countryside Pub with a beer garden, dispensing Real Ales. Families are welcome.

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The Doverdale Arms

Stalls Farm Road
Droitwich
WR9 8JL

Tel: 01905 770081

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The Eagle and Sun

Hanbury Road
Droitwich
WR9 7DX

Tel: 01905 799266

The pub overlooks the Worcester & Birmingham Canal, and the newly re-opened Droitwich Junction Canal is nearby. The pub is probably around 200 years old. It focusses on good food and is a regular haunt for the canal fraternity.

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Fir Tree Inn

Trench Lane
Dunhampstead
WR9 7JX

Tel: 01905 774094

Lying between the Worcester-Birmingham Canal and Trench Wood, The Fir Tree Inn is frequented
by boaters, cyclists, walkers and motorists.
Dating back around 200 years, the Murderer's Bar tells the gory history of the Oddingley Murders.
There are two very comfortable dining areas, a sheltered patio and garden.

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