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  Street view of the Bridge Inn, the River Trent, Festival Ale & Bridge Bitter pumps
History...

The Bridge Inn was originally known as the 'Fox & Goose' & was built in the late 17th Century.  Purchased by the Bridge Brewery in 1982, the pub has been at the heart of maintaining a successful independent brewery.  The pub is fondly known as “The Bridge” & is situated 20 yards from the end of the Burton Bridge.  The town centre is within walking distance and it’s a 20 minute walk from the train station.   Even though it has a modest exterior, the Bridge Inn is deceivingly spacious with two bar areas - both decorated with period features, memorabilia & real fires. Please visit the Burton Bridge Brewery website for further reading on the history of the Brewery.

Food...

Food & Drink go hand in hand & our menu reflects this with a selection of traditional pub fare, as well as freshly made sandwiches and jacket potatoes with various fillings.

- Staffordshire Oatcakes
- Roast Pork & Stuffing Cobs
- Mature Chedder & Onion Cobs
- Aberdeen Angus Beef Burger
- Faggots & Mushy Peas
- Ham, Eggs & Chips
- Homemade Chilli
Burton Bridge Ales, locally brewed ales using traditional methods available for take-away, ideal for new years eve, Christmas, BBQs, parties. Available in quantities of 18, 36 and 72 pints at great prices.
The Burton Bridge Inn Food Menu, home cooked dishes both hot and cold, freshly prepared, serving times are 12pm to 2pm Monday to Saturday.
Burton Bridge Inn Skittle Alley flyer. All the info you need to book our Skittle Alley for parties, celebrations or for a get together with friends, family or work mates.
     
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