Queen's Head, Bulwick

Pub Name::Queens Head

Village::Bulwick

Opening Hours
Mon: Closed (except Bank Holidays)

Tues-Sat: 12-3, 6-11

Sun: 12-10.30 (7 in winter) (happy hour 3-6)

Food Tues-Sat: 12-2, 6-9 Sun: 12-3

General Description


Another Northamptonshire gem, outside limestone with local Collyweston roof, overlooked by the church, inside stone floors and original wood beams, one bar and three small dining rooms

The pub dates from around 1650 and was named after the wife of Charles II, Catherine of Braganza

A side-room is available available for meetings and parties for up to 15 people

Known for its fine food and fine ales

Peterborough & District Gold Award Winner 2012

Beers and Beverages
Digfield Barnwell Bitter
 * Oakham JHB
 * Shepherd Neame Spitfire
 * Guest beers, up to three including LocAle
 * Great Oakley
 * Potbelly
 * Rockingham


 * Cider, sold in the summer

Events
see pub's web site

Other Features

 * Real fire
 * Quiet room free from electronic noises
 * Patio with pergola at rear
 * Lunch meals
 * Evening meals
 * Separate bar
 * Cider (see above)
 * Car park (see below)
 * Smoking area

Getting There
Address: Queen’s Head, Main Street, Bulwick, Corby NN17 3DY (opposite church)

Telephone: 01780 450 272

Location Map

Parking: Own car park at rear of pub