The bar
You do not have to eat. The bar stays open later than the kitchen serves.
Open Wednesday to Sunday
The Butchers Arms is a free house, and the bar is open to drinkers as well as diners. Bar hours run later than kitchen service — the bar is open until 11pm Wednesday to Saturday evenings, while the kitchen stops at 8.30pm. Being a free house means no brewery tie: what is on is chosen rather than supplied.
Ales, and a wine list with some thought in it
The wine list is short by design and chosen to sit alongside the food rather than to look impressive on paper. If you would like a hand choosing, ask — that is what we are there for.
Questions we are asked most
Yes. The Butchers Arms is a free house and the bar is open to drinkers as well as diners. The bar stays open later than the kitchen — until 11pm Wednesday to Saturday evenings.
The bar at The Butchers Arms is open until 11pm Wednesday to Saturday evenings, until 3pm at Thursday and Friday lunch, and from 12pm to 3pm on Sunday. The pub is closed all day Monday and Tuesday.
No. The Butchers Arms no longer sells wine for collection or delivery. Wine is available to drink in only, from the list in the bar and dining room.
Dogs are welcome in the bar area and the garden but not in the restaurant. One table for two can be laid in the bar if you would like to dine with your dog.
Book a table
Wednesday to Sunday. The dining room is small, so early booking is sensible.
