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The Haywain, Little Bromley - pub details

Haywain
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Address: Bentley Road, Little Bromley, Essex, CO11 2PL [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 34869) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras

Nearest train stations Great Bentley (4.4 miles), Alresford (4.9 miles), Weeley (5.3 miles)

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> Current user rating: 8.1/10 (rated by 8 users)
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other pubs nearby:

Cross Inn, Horsley Cross (1.3 miles), Bricklayers Arms, Little Bentley (1.7 miles)

user reviews of the Haywain, Little Bromley

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Nice place, always enjoy a visit there.
motorcyclist - 24 Mar 2015 22:11

We found this gem of a pub by accident during a short break in the area … and I'm really glad that we did. The Braintree Blonde was superb (I mean the beer, not some fair haired Essex barmaid). The landlord was very friendly and helpful and the freshly prepared food was top quality and very good value. The pub has an interesting collection of Laurel and Hardy memorabilia.
steve2905 - 1 Jun 2013 06:13
What a lovely pub! Great beer and a good choice. I had a pint of er, I can,t remember the name! but it was from the Sticklegs brewery. Very nice. Reasonable price and very friendly landlord. We went there on a Saturday lunchtime and the trade was fairly slow but that gave us time to look around. I bet it,s great in the winter, it has two open fires. Shame I had to drive on that day as I would have liked to sample the other beers.They have a beer festival coming up around the 23rd of Sept. Hope to make it there.
proost - 5 Sep 2010 14:29
Yep, cracking pub. We went for the Hog Roast (a hog was roasted, oh yes!) and a good time was had by all. Andy and Dawn were ex-TREME-ly busy all afternoon but still did the mingle-with-the-punters thing at the end when time allowed.

I had a pint of Stoneleys which then ran out. After that, a coupla pints of strong cider and that was me for the day. Wimp, I know. Anyway, a top drawer selection of ales which I woudl have sampled had it been an evening.

The band were a fiddly-diddly folk mob who got the punters in the back room singing and clapping (but not dancing - no dance floor) to their mix of folk standards and their own take on Dylan covers and Buddy Holly classics. The service in the back was not that great - only one kid serving and he was way too strecthed, especially as he had to go to teh main bar for every drink, one at a time.

Yeah, good pub, would love to go back but it's a bit out-of-the-way for me. 9/10.
zabadak - 5 May 2009 22:27
Brilliant village pub - really friendly. Excellent food also wide choice of vegetarian - great atmosphere. Always a good choice of real ales. They have a great venue at the back and have live bands once a month or so. 2 huge log fires in the winter where it's great to sit with a pint after a cold winters walk. Dog friendly too! Can't rate it highly enough.
ab1 - 12 Feb 2009 15:44

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