Cherry Tree, Steventon - pub details
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Address: 33 High Street, Steventon, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, OX13 6RZ [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 13414) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Website: http://www.wadworth.co.uk
Didcot Parkway (3.6 miles), Appleford (3.7 miles), Culham (4.4 miles)
Brewery: Wadworth
Pub facilities/features:
- Quiz night (Mondays From 9pm), TV (Freeview TV - 6 Nations Now Being Shown!)
- Dartboard, Fruit machines, Quiz machines
- Food served (Everyday 12pm - 2.30pm 6pm - 9.30pm), Sunday roast (Sunday Roast Served Normal Menu 12pm - 2.30pm), Gluten free meals available (Available On Request), Real ale (5 Wadworth Ales 2-3 Guests)
- Outside seating (Patio Area With Giant Umbrellas & Heating Lamps), Dogs allowed (All Dogs Welcome, or Come & Meet Ours!), Children allowed (High Chairs Available & Baby Changing), Credit cards accepted (All MAjor Credit & Debit Cards Welcome), Car park (Parking For 30 Cars & CCTV), Smoking area (Patio Area With Giant Umbrellas & Heating Lamps), Accommodation available (6 Beautiful En-Suite Rooms Priced �65 Per Room, Per Night incl. Breakfast), Wireless internet access (Internet Access Available In Hotel And In Dedicated Areas Of The Pub), Coach parties welcome (By Appointment Only), Disabled access (Ramps Available To Overcome Different Levels In Pub), Disabled toilet
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> Current user rating: 7.4/10 (rated by 14 users)
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user reviews of Cherry Tree, Steventon
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| Wadworth pub with 4 of their ales - 6X, Horizon, Henry's IPA & Bishop's Tipple. As luck would have it, they also had a couple of real ciders - Weston's Old Rosie & Lilley's Crazy Goat. The pub itself is fairly unremarkable, apart from having a bit of character from its low beams and cosy rooms. I sat in the quieter front bar. There were a couple of other locals in the rear bar on my early Tuesday evening visit. blue_scrumpy - 7 Aug 2017 18:52 |
| Two-barred Wadworth pub seemly focussed on the food side, but with 8 real ales on tap. Low-lighting. Pint of St George & The Dragon was on the turn but was exchanged for a pint of Swordfish with no quibble. Seemed a little on the cool side but drinkable nonetheless. Much busier than the next-door Fox on both the wet and dry front. Komakino - 17 Feb 2014 22:52 |
| Well this has been done out in a half contempory half traditional way and they seem to have done their best to cover all aspects of the market, dining and drinking and entertainment. Probably good for food, and people that prefer a more contempory feel but for me it has lost all heart. There is a totally souless feel to the place which may be all down to the lighting. I'm not a fan of brightly lit places and this is not brightly lit but in trying to set the atmosphere they have failed by using low voltage lighting. Teamed up with the green painted interior it felt like sitting in a swamp or being in a fish tank that has not been cleaned for a while. Warmer lighting could transform it and give it some heart. The beer could be warmer too. After enjoying excellent beer straight from the barrel at the Morning Star, the Wadsworth's Boundary and Bishop's Tipple were overly chilled and tasteless. The place is all open plan and rangey mostly given over to dining, but not prohibitively so like some places, and there was some seating around the bar. I don't want to sound too negative as it was not all bad, it depends on what you like and they do seem to have tried to please most people. This is only my opinion, look at my profile and other posts to see where I am coming from, you may like all of the things I did not. Wirral_RealAlians - 16 Sep 2012 11:57 |
| The staff, food, accommodation and appearance of the pub can not be faulted, all excellent in my opinion. However, the real ale wasn't up to scratch. I tried 4 of the Wadworth ales, the 'best' being Bishops Tipple. The others were too cold and lifeless. Would like to visit again if in the area, and hopefully try some guest ales if on. Also a good selection for the non real ale drinker, a few Dutch lagers & stowford cider. realalechav - 1 Oct 2010 21:47 |
| I find it hard to believe that its been over a year since any comments on this pub and the last one was myself!! It has been taken over recently but it has not affected the place at all. They still have 8 ales on pretty much all the time. Most of them are Wadsworth but they usually have about 4 guest ales. The food is very good and the general atmosphere of the place is lovely. The staff are friendly and the same highly entertaining quiz night is still on a Monday evenings. Well worth a visit winstone - 13 Sep 2010 16:35 |
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