Pub
Arkell's
Arkell's Strawberry Thief, Swindon
Tadpole Garden Village
Host
Tom & Mairead Titcombe
Where
31 Mackay Crescent,
Tadpole Garden Village,
Swindon,
Wiltshire
SN25 2RA
Tel
01793 937211
Arkell's newest and biggest pub project, yet.
Please note: you are making a booking at The Strawberry Thief, Tadpole Garden Village, SWINDON.
TEL: 01793 937211
The Strawberry Thief is Arkell's Brewery's biggest project in our 183 year history, with 22 June 2022 a particularly proud day for everyone when we welcomed The Lord Lieutenant of Wiltshire, Mrs Sarah Troughton, to officially open the pub alongside the Arkell's family and invited guests.
Since then, under the management of Tom & Mairead Titcombe, the Strawberry Thief has enjoyed an incredible first few years and is now firmly established as part of the new Tadpole Garden Village community.
It was named ‘The Strawberry Thief’ as a nod to a William Morris textile design from 1883, which features the thrushes that Morris found stealing fruit in his kitchen garden of his countryside home, Kelmscott Manor in Oxfordshire. The William Morris theme runs through Tadpole Garden Village with street names and the school named after the famous British textile designer.
- amazing patio & terrace
- homemade pizza
- 'dining sheds' available
- dog-friendly areas inside
- electric car charging points
Please book a table via the link above or call 01793 937211.
Please note: you are making a booking at The Strawberry Thief, Tadpole Garden Village, SWINDON.
TEL: 01793 937211
The Strawberry Thief is Arkell's Brewery's biggest project in our 183 year history, with 22 June 2022 a particularly proud day for everyone when we welcomed The Lord Lieutenant of Wiltshire, Mrs Sarah Troughton, to officially open the pub alongside the Arkell's family and invited guests.
Since then, under the management of Tom & Mairead Titcombe, the Strawberry Thief has enjoyed an incredible first few years and is now firmly established as part of the new Tadpole Garden Village community.
It was named ‘The Strawberry Thief’ as a nod to a William Morris textile design from 1883, which features the thrushes that Morris found stealing fruit in his kitchen garden of his countryside home, Kelmscott Manor in Oxfordshire. The William Morris theme runs through Tadpole Garden Village with street names and the school named after the famous British textile designer.
- amazing patio & terrace
- homemade pizza
- 'dining sheds' available
- dog-friendly areas inside
- electric car charging points
Please book a table via the link above or call 01793 937211.

