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Borough Arms opens at 12 Noon on Saturday 4th July.

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Borough Arms

33 Earle Street
Crewe
CW1 2BG

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Premises Description

Excellent beer range mainly Pale/Golden.

Opening Times

Regular

Monday	5.00 pm - 11.00 pm
Tuesday	5.00 pm - 11.00 pm
Wednesday	5.00 pm - 11.00 pm
Thursday	5.00 pm - 11.00 pm
Friday	Midday - 11.00 pm
Saturday	Midday - 11.00 pm
Sunday	Midday - 11.00 pm

Operator

Independent

About the Pub

Popular town pub, whose sign is the old Crewe heraldic arms, with 10 ever-changing real ales plus a limited selection of Belgian beers on tap and in bottles. Real cider now features up to two hand drawn dispensers. Open plan upstairs with three distinct drinking areas on two levels. Large room downstairs which leads to a sheltered beer garden. Every real ale served at this establishment pump clips are affixed to the ceiling throughout the pub. A local pub with well lover 100 years of history, but was bought in 1998 by Alan Hinde, a local man who had previously run the Albion on Mill Street as well as brewing at the Rising Sun, now closed, in Shraleybrook. Re-opened as the Borough Arms in 1999. John has since extensively refurbished the pub and beer garden. A visit would definitely suit railway enthusiasts, as the West Coast Mainline runs within 6ft of the beer garden, and is a 10 min walk to the Crewe Heritage Centre, where the Crewe Rail Ale festival is held this October. Refurbished again during Covid lockdown, the little brewery has gone and there is now new luxury seating instead. Pub is current (2021) South Cheshire Pub of the Year and one of the 50 years of CAMRA Golden award winners.

Historic Interest

Once part of British Railways Property Board portfolio.

Regular cask ales

No beers listed Add regular beers

Changing cask ales

This pub serves 10 changing beers.

Changing beers typically include:

Fyne Ales --varies--
Oakham --varies--
Salopian --varies--

Ten changing beers.

Source: National

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Features

Real Ale Available
Real Cider Available
One, sometimes two, pumps.
Member Discount Scheme
LocAle Accredited
Quiet Pub

Facilities

Garden
Parking
Public car park (Pay and display) 50 m from pub in Thomas St.
Dog Friendly
Family Friendly
Function Room
Lower floor used for functions.
Traditional Pub Games
Lined Glasses
Smoking Area
Downstairs in Garden.
Sports TV
Occasional sports-terrestrial channels only.
Wifi

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Borough Arms

33 Earle Street
Crewe
CW1 2BG

Sat Nav Reference

53.098314, -2.437596

Transport

Close to Bus Routes

Nearby Bus Routes (150m)

D & G: 8

Closest Station (1250m)

Crewe

Directions

On Earle Street railway bridge, with entrance up steps in adjoining Thomas Street.

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