Find a pub in Northamptonshire
At Chef & Brewer, our welcoming village pubs are a safe haven for locals, tourists and travellers passing through alike. From the comfort of our scenic beer gardens or by the heat of a roaring fire, enjoy traditional pub food classics like fish and chips, pie and mash, and any number of other favourites. And that’s before you get to our delightful drinks — fine wines, a selection of real ales and a range of soft drinks.
Find a pub in Northamptonshire
The best pubs in Northamptonshire
Perhaps you’re planning a special occasion, a date night or just popping in on a whim. Either way, our idyllic country pubs are here to look after you any time of the day. Start off your day with a hearty pub breakfast, or drop in for a light pub lunch. Perhaps you’re joining us later on for an evening meal or hanging your hat at the weekend to try your Sunday Roasts.Whenever you arrive, most of our locations are dog-friendly pubs in Northamptonshire, so feel free to bring your pet along too. If you’re ready, let’s take a look at some of our favourite pubs in Northamptonshire.
Barons, books and beers
At the Spencer Arms in charming Chapel Brampton, enjoy a traditional meal amid the walls of a rustic building with Georgian-style windows that blend seamlessly into the rural village surroundings.
The village itself is home to some fascinating history and culture too. There’s the nearby Althorp Estate, passed down through barons, knights and nobles, is also the home of the Tudor era Picture Gallery that held the title of Europe’s biggest private library in the 19th century.
Rule Britannia
An attractive pub on the bank of the winding River Nare, the Britannia in Northampton is just the place to enjoy an ice-cold drink in the summer or a cosy cup in the winter. Whether you’re in Northhamptonshire’s largest city for the local museums and art galleries or historic Abington Park, the Brittania serves up delicious food and a warm atmosphere.
Relax with a glass of fine wine or enjoy a carefully crafted cask ale, as you take in the history of your surroundings. And don’t forget to indulge in one of your favourites from our food menu.
War and peace
Located in the picturesque village of Milton Malsor, the Greyhound pub has tree-lined lawns and its own duck pond where you can enjoy a peaceful drink and some freshly prepared food. The village itself has a history rooted in a 13th-century Norman conquest and was also home to James Harrington, a political theorist whose book was confiscated by Oliver Cromwell in the 17th century.
While you tuck into a delicious meal in this former home brewery, take in the history that lives in both the walls and surrounding village. You might learn something new during your time with us.
A cosy crossroads
Divided into cosy nooks and crannies, Weedon’s Crossroads, is a beautiful country pub in Northamptonshire. Here, you can enjoy locally sourced great food beside open fireplaces, a wood-panelled bar and timber beams while taking in the atmosphere around you.
In the village, you’ll find Grade II-listed buildings and even former military depots that were used during the Napoleonic conquest of the 1800s.
Delightful discounts
If you’re visiting the Green Man Inn in Brackley Hatch on a weeknight, we invite you to peruse our dinner menus. Choose from a list of delicious classics for your evening meal and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of our country pub at a great price.
With such great links to the rest of the county, the Green Man Inn is just the place for a family dining experience, a quiet lunchtime treat or even an event in our function space.
More about Northamptonshire
Whether you’re visiting the county, exploring everything it has to offer or are local to the area, there’s so much to see and do in the region that you’ll never be bored. And with the best country pubs in Northamptonshire on your doorstep, you know there’s a place to go whenever you’re ready for some delicious food and drink.
From the scenic views of Salcey Forest, an ancient woodland with cycling and walking trails to keep you busy, to dizzying views of the Nene Valley and the River Nene, this corner of the country is packed full of nature reserves and parks.
If you’re in the county to see the historical and cultural sites of cities like Northampton, visit Northampton Castle, Althorp House or even the famous Silverstone Circuit – home to the Formula One British Grand Prix.
And once you’re ready to relax after a long day, or want some rustic British food to put some pep back in your step, visit Chef & Brewer for the best pubs in Northamptonshire. We’ll welcome you in, get you settled and serve you up a treat.