Chef & Brewer

History

Locations

• The Barley Mow, Clifton Hampden, Oxfordshire, dating to 1352.
• The De Trafford Arms in Alderley Edge dates back over 200 years
• The Griffin, Widnes, An 18th century inn on the old Warrington to Prescot turnpike road at Bold Heath, once part of the distinguished Bold family estate. Previously a Fayre & Square pub, it was re-branded and completely re-furbished in 2016.
• Hutt in Ravenshead was built in 1400
• Cross Keys in Cleveland became a coaching Inn in 1800
• The Traveller's Rest in Nottingham served as a half-way house for herders of the Goose Fair.
• The Ferry Inn in Wilford, Nottingham, serving the namesake ferry crossing chartered by Edward III that served the city for centuries
• Unicorn in Cheshire dates back over 100 years
• Romper in Altrincham dates back 450 years
• The Blundell Arms in Bolton dates back to at least the early 15th century
• The frontage of the Nags Head in Burntwood dates back to 1650
• Gatwick Manor in Crawley dates back to the 15th century