It can be hard locating a place that does a Ploughman’s Lunch when you have the desire. So, lets compile a list! The list is ever growing, so do revisit.
Please note, these places have had Ploughman’s Lunches either as a review or listed on the menu. To guarantee satisfaction, please check the website or direct as menus do change.
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The List.
International
OK, it says UK in the title – but it might be churlish to ignore the overseas representations.
Australia
The Lord Nelson Brewery – The Rocks, Sydney
Spain
Potter’s Lodge – Benalmádena, Mallaga
Central London
The Queens Larder – Queens Square, WC1N
Channel Islands
St Mary’s – St Mary, Jersey
Cornwall
The Riverside – Boscastle
Trevithic and Trays, Farm shop and Cafe – St Austell
The Halzephron Inn – Gunwalloe
The Badger Inn – Lelant
The ship Inn – Mevagissey
Cumbria
The Hole in the Wall – Bowness-on-Windermere
Derbyshire
The Shoulder of Mutton – Osmaston
The Spirit Vaults – Melbourne
The Boat Inn – Cromford
Sanctuary Inn – Bolsover
Meynell Langley Gardens – Ashbourne
Devon
The Rugglestone Inn – Widecombe in the Moor
The Cornish Arms – Tavistock
Miriams – Sidmouth
Dorset
The Greyhound – Corfe Castle (This might be an open sandwich, and it might be delicious!)
The Scott Arms – Kingston
The Ship Inn – Wool
The George Hotel – West Bay
Essex
The Forest Gate Inn – Epping
Panners Coffee Bar – Braintree
Gloucestershire
Bathurst Arms – North Cerney
The Inn at Fossebridge – Fossebridge
The Village Pub – Barnsley, Nr. Cirencester
The Colesbourne Inn – Colesbourne, Nr. Cheltenham
The Thames Head Inn – Tetbury Road. Nr. Cirencester
The Bell Inn – Frampton on Severn
The Bell Inn – Old Sodbury
The Codrington Arms – Yate
The Warren at Attwoolls – Whitminster
Woodlands Coffee House (Greenway Farm Holiday Park) – Drybrook
Hampshire
The Old Bell and Crown – Wildhern, Andover
The Bear and Ragged Staff – Michelmersh, Romsey
The Royal Oak – Fritham
The Harrow Inn – Steep, Petersfield (Cash only)
Henry’s Pub – Bucklers Hard (Listed as New Forest cured meats and British cheese’s, pickles, chutney, Hoxton sourdough)
The Foresters Arms – Brockenhurst
The Snakecatcher – Brockenhurst
The Huntsman – Brockenhurst
The Filly Inn – Brockenhurst
The New Forest Inn – Emery Down
The Clatford Arms – Goodworth Clatford
The Royal Oak – Goodworth Clatford
The Crook and Shears – Upper Clatford
The Eagle Inn – Abbotts Ann
The Peat Spade – Stockbridge
Horse & Jockey – Hipley, near Denmead
The Farmers Home – Durley, Southampton
The Flowerpots Inn & Brewery – Cheriton
Herefordshire
The Scrumpy House (Westons Cider) – Much Marckle
Ye Old Ferrie Inn – Symonds Yat West
The Butchers Arms – Woolhope
The Alma Inn – Linton
The White Hart – Eversley
Kent
The Black Lion – Appledore
The Pied Bull – Farningham
The Mullberry Tree Restaurant – Ruxley Manor Garden Centre
The George Inn – Trottiscliffe
Novell’s restaurant – Polehill Garden Centre
Leicestershire
The Woodman’s Stroke (Woodies) – Rothley
The Bell Inn – Gumley
Lincolnshire
Smiths Tea Room – Lincoln
The Plough Swinderby – Swinderby
Lincoln Jazz Cafe – Lincoln
Fenland Hideaway – Greetwell
Uncle Henry’s – Kirton in Lindsey
The Ploughmans Barn – Leasingham (may be specials only)
Monmouthshire
The Robin Hood Inn – Monmouth
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Fenwick & Greggs: The Golden Flake Tavern – Northumberland Street NE1
Norfolk
The Wildfowler, Terrington St Clement – Kings Lynn
The Ferry Inn – Horning
Bridge Stones of Potter – Potter Heigham
Old Hall Farm – Woodton
The Dun Cow, Purdy Street – Salthouse
Nottinghamshire
Mulberry Tree Cafe – Strelley
The White Lion – Bramcote
The Victoria – Beeston
Oxfordshire
The Pickled Ploughman – Adderbury
Ploughman’s Pit Stop – Turville Heath
Pembrokeshire
The Potting Shed – Manorbier Garden Centre
Woodland Garden Tea-room – Colby Woodland Garden
Cawdors Tea Rooms – Stackpole Walled Gardens
Reading
Henry Street Garden Centre – Arborfield
Shropshire
Shrewsbury Prison – Shrewsbury
Somerset
The Crown Inn – Churchill
The Crown – Marnhull (Sundays only)
The Beehive – Yeovil
The Rusty Axe Inn – Stembridge
The Halfway House – Langport
Suffolk
Jimmy’s Farm and Wildlife Park – Ipswich
Oakes Barn Free House – Bury St Edmunds
Warwickshire
The Bell Inn – Welford
The Greyhound Inn – Sutton Stop
West Berkshire
The Bell Inn – Aldworth. This is reported to be an absolute gem of a place. No Website – hence: Google Maps Location Facebook Tripadvisor
The Four Points – Nr. Aldworth.
The Elephant Hotel – Pangbourne.
The Volunteer – Theale.
The Furze Bush – Ball Hill.
The Downgate Pub – Hungerford
West Sussex
The Old House at Home – Chidham
Wiltshire
The Roebuck – Marlborough
The Village Inn – Liddington (Nr. Swindon)
The Charlton Cat – Charlton St. Peters, Pewsey
The Antelope Inn – Upavon, Pewsey
Borg’s Hideaway – Pewsey
The New Inn – Amesbury (Seems to have been removed)
The Crown Inn – Bishops Cannings (New Management)
The Beckford Arms – Fonthill Gifford.
The Benett Arms – Semley
The Malet Arms – Newton Tony
The Fox and Hounds – Devizes
The Hook and Glove – Farley
The Cuckoo Inn – Hamptworth
The Radnor Arms – Nunton
The Earl of Normanton – Boscombe
Rifleman’s Table – Salisbury, city
Stones Kitchen – Salisbury, city
The Pheasant – Salisbury, city
The Calley Arms – Hodson, Swindon
The Bridge Inn – Horton
The Ship Inn – Upavon
Old Ham Tree – Holt
Worcestershire
Malvern Hills Hotel and Restaurants – Malvern
Clives Fruit Farm – Upton upon Severn
The Talbot at Knightwick – Knightwick
The King Charles House – Worcester, city
The Garden Kitchen – Bewdley
Yorkshire
North Yorkshire
Cedarbarn Farm Shop & Cafe – Pickering
South Yorkshire
The Old Smythie – Wentworth
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