Bakers Arms

About us

A large early 19th century pub with two bars and a sizeable games area to the far end of the "public". Note the attractive contrasting roof tile pattern. Over the mantelpiece in the public bar is a mirror with the names of all landlords going back to 1841. The current landlord is the longest serving licensee in the West Northants District. The pub used to share the building with the village bakery (hence the name) and less desirably perhaps, with the undertaker! The saloon bar, to the right of the main entrance, shows the full extent of where the original pub used to be. This is a true village local and most of the activity takes place within the public bar. As with many village pubs these days, this one does not open at lunchtimes during the week. The convivial landlord (a former Phipps drayman), is only too happy to engage in conversation about pubs, breweries and beer! There is an enlightened ale policy here and despite being limited to the Enterprise Inns beer portfolio, he avoids stocking the "National Blands".

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