Welcome to The Old Crown Inn Snarestone - Traditional Village Pub

Coming Up...

August
20th - One eyed dog band

September
2nd - Karaoke Night
3rd - John Stacey singing in the bar from 8.30pm
10th - Abba Girls from Re-Bjorn - £10 a ticket with a glass of Prosecco on arrival. Tickets available from the bar
17th - Top Secret

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2022

The Old Crown Inn Snarestone

Food and Drinks Service Times

Bar Opening

Monday - 4pm to Close
Tuesday - Saturday 12pm to Close
Sunday 12pm to Close
Bank Holiday Mondays - 12 PM to Close

Phone Number for Pub - 01530 270 234

Ben’s Kitchen Opening hours

Monday - Closed
Tuesday - Saturday 12pm to 9pm
Sunday - 12pm to 5pm

If you would like to book a table please:
Book online - book.simpleerb.com/17962/bens-kitchen
DM us via Facebook
email us at theoldcrowninnsnarestone20@gmail.com
Phone Number for Restaurant Bookings - 01530 448 646

Pool, Darts and More...

What pub would be complete without a few games to let off steam and socialise with friends. After you grab a drink, feel free to enjoy pool on our free pool table or grab some darts and play away!

We also have bar billiards, cribbage and dominoes - come along relax and enjoy traditional pub games.

If you’re a spectator of sports we also have full sports coverage on tvs in the bar.

Live Music...

We all love live music but so many live venues are closing - But Our local music scene is rocking and we want to showcase some of the best talent around and we know local people love local live bands.

We are proud to promote live music. Look out for our What‘s On diary and come along. Who knows, maybe you'll find your new favourite band! Let’s keep Live Music alive.


	Real Ales, Ciders, Lagers and a wide range of soft drinks		Live Bands
	Quiz Nights		Fantastic Restaurant - Ben's Kitchen
	Gin and Prosecco Bar		Free Pool Table
	Bar Billiards		Function Room Available for Private Hire

The Old Crown Inn

The Old Crown Inn Snarestone - Oldest Pub in the Village

In 1766 there were four alehouses in Snarestone and local records from 1772 reveal that George Gadsby was the landlord of a Crown Inn but the names of the other alehouses are not known. By 1785 the village had two pubs and by 1795 it appears that the Crown Inn was the only survivor of these early establishments. The Gadsby family had a long association with the Crown Inn that lasted until 1820.

With grateful thanks to Mick Stretton for his help in compiling this short history.