The Chef & Brewer pub guide of things to do on a bank holiday
Extra day off? Music to our ears! We all love a good bank holiday, don't we? Whether you're planning to relax with the family or head out and explore somewhere new, having a variety of things to do on a bank holiday weekend always helps to make things a little more exciting.
But don't worry! If you're in need of a little inspiration, we've got you covered. From drinks and picky bits in the sun to activities for the whole crew, here is our list of things to do on your next bank holiday adventure.
But don't worry! If you're in need of a little inspiration, we've got you covered. From drinks and picky bits in the sun to activities for the whole crew, here is our list of things to do on your next bank holiday adventure.
When family life gets busy, weekends tend to fly by. Having an extra day to play with means you can cram in as much family time as possible, so why not organise a nice little lunchtime family reunion at your local Chef & Brewer? With plenty of delicious lunch options on offer, you can rest assured that everyone can tuck into something they like, whether it's a gooey Great British Cheese Toastie or classic Wholetail Scampi & Chips.
A romantic dinner for two
It's a bank holiday, time to treat yourself and that special someone to some much-needed alone time. A romantic (or platonic) meal for two always hits the spot, particularly when you can tuck into a range of hearty pub favourites, seasonal specials and decadent desserts. How about a bottle of bubbly, seeing as it's a special occasion? Or a couple of refreshing cocktails; up to you!Head out on a countryside dog walk
Nothing beats getting out and about on a sunny bank holiday weekend, so lace up your walking boots, wake the dog up and take to the great outdoors. Not sure where to go? No worries, we've teamed up with AllTrails to help you search for routes by length, location and difficulty. Plus, you can easily locate the best dog-friendly Chef & Brewer pubs along the way, where you can refuel with a pint of cask ale and a bowl of water for your pooch.Have a picnic at the park
Not really the outdoorsy type? Well, you don't have to be a seasoned hiker to enjoy a spot of bank holiday fresh air. Round up the family or call on a few pals and head to your local park with a picnic. This money-saving bank holiday activity is great for sunny days when you just want to lounge around and catch some rays.Take an extended trip