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  • Host:
  • Daryl Webb and Matthew Monahan
  • Where:
  • Llanthony Road
  • Gloucester
  • Gloucestershire GL2 5HQ
  • Telephone:
  • (01452) 520631
  • Facilities:
  • Car Park
  • Garden Or Patio
  • Children Welcome
  • Live Music
  • Pool And/Or Snooker Table
  • Pub Food
  • Map:
  • Click Here for a Map to The Inn on the Docks, Gloucester

The Inn on the Docks, Gloucester

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The Inn on the Docks has worked hard to make the pub what it is today - a friendly pub which caters for a range of tastes and different ages.

Customers are encouraged to bring the whole family.

Regular live entertainment includes live bands; plus the pub is a host of the free Live Pub Poker League (lppl) every Wednesday evening from 7.30pm. Rregister online to play.

Injected with a new lease of life, the Inn on the Docks is now serving food every lunchtime. Plus a 3 course carvery lunch is served every Sunday 12-3pm. Booking advisable to avoid disappointment.

- Sunday cavery 12-3pm
- Food served every lunchtime

Sports fans won't be disappointed either, with a 50inch plasma screen broadcasting Sky and all your favourite sports on request; and jukebox recently installed is regularly updated with the newest songs.

- 50 inch plasma
- Sky Sports
- Jukebox and pub games

Pub games including darts, pool and a games machine are also available.

Bringing a friendly and inviting atmosphere to the Gloucester community, hosts Daryl Webb and Matthew Monahan keen to meet anyone and everyone.

A little bit of history

The Inn on the Docks is unique. Not only is it (we believe) the only pub of that name in the country, but it is also one of the few that is built on stilts.

Standing on the banks of the River Severn, close to Gloucester's historic docks area, the stilts ensure that the pub is safe from the threat of flooding.

The original pub - formerly known as the Sir Colin Campbell - has long since gone and was replaced by the current structure after the Second World War - reputedly in the space of 48 hours.

Reputations, however, take longer to build and The Inn on the Docks has worked hard to make the pub what it is today - a friendly pub which caters for a range of tastes and different ages.