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Nestled alongside the River Trent sits The Elms, a beautiful pub that will take you aback. The character of The Elms is refined from the detailed fittings on the bar to the to the open fire pits, as well as the range of cask ales and the fantastic craft gin selection. This will go down as one of those pubs you must visit.
The unique exterior of The Elms will draw you in and you won’t be disappointed. Take a seat in our lounge area by the warming fire and enjoy a fantastic pub meal or perch yourself at the bar and taste some of the best real ale and craft gin around. Take a seat in our restaurant and conservatory area, where you will be greeted by a fabulous centrepiece open fire.
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Great pub but stay away from appleshed cider.
Didn't have any food, just a quick catch up with the in-laws. Drink went down a treat. Lovely place to go, only second time of using the elms.
My very own local and the location is great
Enjoyed visit last saturday evening. Came in from miserable weather to comfortable warm atmosphere in lounge and had pleasant drink with family members.
A fantastic cosy local. A good selection of guest Ales, Sally is a great Landlady always with a welcome 😁👍
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Burton, Burton upon Trent, DE14
4.3/5
Dine cosily within our eclectic decor-fusion of vintage neon lighting, imported Japanese Wallpapers and Victorian taxidermy, or enjoy wonderful drinks and bar foods with friends and family
Burton, Burton upon Trent, DE14
4.6/5
The Burton Bridge Inn is a traditional real ale pub based in the historic brewing town of Burton On Trent. We are Burton & South Derbyshire's CAMRA Pub of the year for 2016.
Burton, Burton upon Trent, DE14
4.0/5
It re-opened as a pub on 9th June 2016. Its new name is an oblique reference to Michael Arthur Bass, the first Lord Burton and great grandson of William Bass, founder of the Bass Brewery.
