The 10 Best Pubs in Dursley, Gloucestershire

Fresh reviews:

Voted CAMRA National Real Ale Pub of the Year 2007. Says it all really. Great pub, with good beer and food. Good mix of clientèle ranging from old duffers to young’uns. Should ideally be located on the edge of the Cotswold escarpment with commanding views over the Severn. Instead it’s sandwiched between May…

Overdr

Old Spot Inn

Lovely friendly countrylike pub. Holds regular theme nights. Karioka, Pub quizzes, Meat raffles etc.No big Screen But does show major sporting events on Tvs.Open fires give the pub a country feel and at Christmas The tree and decorations and logs on the fire really added to the festive atmosphere.Also serves…

Knitte

New Inn

The Berkely Arms is an OK local, with one unusual twist it’s THE place to go for karaōke, with the landlord such an addict that he’s prepared to fire up the machine at the drop of the proverbial hat. The selection of beers is limited but well-kept and there’s a beer garden out back although the facilities were…

Persif

Berkeley Arms

Less well-frequented than once it was, the King’s Head is a fairly typical dukebox-and-big-TV town centre pub, frequented on Friday and Saturday nights by a crowd with an average age of around 15. If you’re in the middle of Dursley and need a pint (and I’m aware that there are those who would claim that the…

Persif

Kings Head Inn

Ahhh, the Kingshill. What a classic! We wouldn’t ever properly drink here, since it was a little far from everything else (plus, The Spot was our hangout) but I’ve supped a half of coke or a pint of Guinness here many a time whilst awaiting a take away from next door. It’s a little rough and ready at times…

Rowena H.

Kingshill Inn

A sadly soulless establishment that reminds me of an airport departure lounge for sheer exuberance of personality, where the keeping of beer is approached in an unconventional manner (i.e. ensuring that it’s always sour). The one thing it has going for it — if you’re into that sort of thing — is a…