Nag's Head Pub
Location
Nag's Head Public House
Bradfield Brewery's first pub, located just a mile from the brewery.
With a choice of 5 different hand pulled Farmers Ales, all at just £2.50 a pint, it's the ideal place to sample our fine ales and unwind with friends and family. Farmers Stout and Farmers Blonde are also available in keg on tap.
Delicious homemade food is available from Tuesday to Sunday and there's a 3/4 size snooker table with an in-house tournament every Sunday.
Or maybe you just need a well deserved rest and to refuel after a walk around the beautiful Dam Flask reservoir, then our delicious homemade "Pie And A Pint" at just £6.50 will see you right!
Great value quality ales, open fires and a warm welcome ensures a visit to the Nag's Head is a pleasure all year round.
General Information
- Bradfield Brewery
- No known awards
Pub Facilities
- Real Ales
- Cocktails
- Beer garden
- Smoking area
- Car park
- Disabled access
- Disabled facilities
- Children welcome
- Dogs welcome
- Card payments
- Function room
- Accommodation
- Wi-Fi Internet access
Pub Entertainment
- Background music
- Sports on TV
- Pool table
- Snooker table
Pub Food
- Food served
- Walk-ins welcome
Beer Menu (Powered By Untappd)
Hawkstone Lager
Style: Lager - PaleABV: 4.80%
Brewery: Hawkstone
Last seen:
Farmers Belgian Blue
Style: Winter AleABV: 4.90%
Brewery: Bradfield Brewery
Last seen:
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Kieron Bland
Always call in when passing. Always a warm welcome from the nice bar staff. Always a good beer and never had a bad meal. Top marks from me!
Rob
The pale ale is the best ale I have ever had in almost 40 years of enjoying a pint!
My friend and I make a 17-mile round-trip to this great pub a couple of times a week (depending on a lift!)
The staff are friendly and I often see these ladies serving more customers with far less staff than a lot of pubs and the quality of the beer is an example of how to keep ale, something most of the large "Cask Marque" pubs simply can't match and while it costs more in lifts/petrol than we could save in the £2 per pint compared to most pubs, it's worth it.
Gordon Craig
My visit to this pub was spoiled by the foul-mouthed drunks who went completely unchecked in using loud obscene language in a family outdoor area.
The service was slow and disorganised and several staff seemed to be doing nothing but sit around talking whilst literally dozens of glasses went uncollected amongst the litter of filthy used plates, similarly left uncollected.
The bloke who appeared to be in charge did nothing to supervise the staff during my visit - and in fact appeared to be doing nothing at all.
The beer was cheap and good - the one redeeming feature, but I wouldn't dream of taking family or friends here for a meal.
Dave Etheridge
Visited recently with friends for a first visit, we returned two days later such was the quality of the real ale (Bradfield Brewery) and service.
The pub is clean and tidy and the staff not only attentive but knowledgeable. As the Bradfield Brewery tap we were expecting good things from their beers, we were not disappointed. Between us we tried all the beers (5) being served, all of them were bright, crisp and full of flavour and character.
The food looked appetising and fresh and one of the group had eaten at the Nag's before and commented on the high quality of the food being served. The beer garden is pleasant although just an extension of the car park. The farm next door does produce its own odours though!
All in all a great pub which we will definitely be revisiting.