Josephine and Peter McFarlane bought The Park Tavern from Bass Charrington thirty two years ago, and it remains a family-run pub to this day.

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It was first licensed on

4th  March 1868, whilst Queen Victoria and Benjamin Disraeli were having tea and a nice piece of cake.

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Talking of cake, we don't serve it. We have a wide range of bar snacks, but if you are looking for a spot of lunch, pop in for an apéritif en route.

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We have 6 ales on the bar. Young's ordinary and Fuller's London Pride are residents.

 

There are a few regular visitors, and many surprises. Our beautiful little cellar (and very experienced staff) keep them all in prime condition.

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Guinness, lager, cider - well, naturally.

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Our wines and spirits might well surprise you in their quality and variety, if you are easily surprised of course.

Sport is back and we love a game. Rugby - big time. Soccer, sure! Cricket - batty. Gee-gees - giddy up!

 

We subscribe to Sky and BT Sports. We can show two games at once on the big screens, and smaller ones around the bar.

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We are not a big pub, so the bigger the event, the earlier you should get a wiggle on

 

Did we mention rugby? 

The Park Tavern is the place to watch!

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As a family pub, we have family values - don't come for a drink, have a drink and a chat while you're here.

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As Dr. Samuel Johnson said;

"There is nothing which has yet been contrived by man, by which so much happiness is produced as by a good tavern or inn." Clever chap.

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Well-behaved children, with their well-behaved grownups, are welcome until 6.00pm.

 

Good dogs, on a lead of course, get a pat and a biscuit.

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