Queens Head, Bradfield

Property Description

The Queen’s Head is nestled in the charming and affluent village of Bradfield, Berkshire. Although this rural village offers limited local transport options, the pub's location near major routes, such as the A4, allows for easy access to nearby towns like Reading and Newbury. Its closeness to the M4 motorway also ensures convenient accessibility for visitors traveling from further afield. As the sole remaining pub in Bradfield, The Queen's Head serves as a social hub for the village and an attractive destination for those exploring the scenic countryside. Pub Layout Upon entering The Queen's Head via the front door, guests are welcomed by a centrally positioned bar, providing easy access to the entire pub. The bar area is designed to offer a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. Casual drinkers can enjoy the high bar stools and engage in vertical drinking, while to the right, a mix of fixed and loose seating caters to groups, making it an ideal spot for gatherings and special occasions. On the left, the pub features a more formal dining section, perfect for those seeking a sit-down meal. The ample seating, paired with the well-equipped kitchen, positions the pub to handle a high volume of food orders, ensuring a great dining experience. Outside, the pub boasts a spacious, fenced-in garden, offering a safe environment for families. The garden is furnished with plenty of seating and festoon lighting, creating a warm and festive atmosphere. It's an ideal setting for hosting outdoor events such as BBQs, beer festivals, and family fun days.  

Trading Style

The Queens Head is a community focused pub that successfully combines wet and dry trade, targeting a mid-market clientele. It emphasizes a welcoming, friendly atmosphere and offers a seasonal menu focusing on fresh, high-quality dishes with locally sourced ingredients, likely changing with the seasons to keep the offerings relevant and exciting, real ales with a variety of authentic, traditional beers, appealing to craft beer enthusiasts, a robust offering of wines and spirits, catering to a more sophisticated palate including contemporary drink choices that attract a broader demographic. This creates a versatile pub appealing to both locals and visitors, ideal for casual dining and social gatherings.

 

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