The Queens Larder

Very old (ca 1710, allegedly), traditional pub; a very small ground floor bar, exterior seats and a lounge upstairs. Very friendly staff and locals (some of them somewhat too sharp on a Saturday afternoon to visit) and a cozy environment. The name of the pub refers to Queen Charlotte, the wife of “mad” King George III. Apparently, she rented a small cellar under the pub, where she kept some of the king's favorite delicacies while being treated for his disease nearby. A good selection of well kept Ales (I had Timothy Taylor Landlord) and also a decent Gin selection. Very recommended.

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What a fantastic little pub, full of character and I think it's been since the 1700's, which is quite amazing when you imagine how many people have been through their doors! There is a very friendly atmosphere within, through the bar staff and the many decorative pieces that stroke the place, no end to its charm.

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It's a nice pub, like a little place. Great friendly staff, brilliant food, beautiful surroundings. Also outdoors and upstairs. Very recommended. Thank you for your continued friendly welcome.

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Nice staff, working hard. Could be better if more 'no smoking ' areas are put in place near doors open to inside the pub. Not much non alcoholic drink (beer,gin etc) alternatives.

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Nice beer and friendly bar staff. But small but there is more seating upstairs. I do like pubs that aren't part of a chain and retain their own personality.

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