The Fox and Hounds, Stony Stratford - pub details
Address: 87, High St, Stony Stratford, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK11 1AT [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 6971) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Wolverton (2.2 miles), Milton Keynes Central (4.2 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Live music
- Dartboard, Fruit machines
- Food served, Real ale
- Outside seating
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> Current user rating: 5.9/10 (rated by 18 users)
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Cock Hotel, Stony Stratford (0.1 miles), Bull Hotel, Stony Stratford (0.2 miles), Vaults Bar, Stony Stratford (0.2 miles), Crown, Stony Stratford (0.2 miles), Old George, Stony Stratford (0.2 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Fox and Hounds, Stony Stratford
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| Nice enough pub with a decent smoking area, on our visit it had 4 real ales on; I went for the Mad Goose, quite nice. alehippy - 18 Sep 2015 14:46 |
| This place has been reopen for quite some time. Popular music venue and a reasonable restaurant too. Good pub. keyser_soze - 9 Jun 2015 20:50 |
| This pub is is advertising live music, has it re-opened? IMG1975 - 6 May 2013 15:57 |
| This pub has changed hands again recently, and the food is above the usual standard, check out the roast chicken sunday lunch!! The present staff do their best to try and please, and make you feel welcome, and hopefully this will become the best pub in Stony again, it has a lot to live up to, thanks to Ken Daniels putting his stamp on it, many years ago! Nice to be back, and have the choice of more than one pub in Stony selling a decent cider.... Cider_AL - 10 Feb 2012 19:08 |
| A decent enough and friendly pub located in the heart of Stony�s historic High Street. The right hand bar is a basic affair with rough wooden flooring, a curious mustard and burgundy paint scheme as well as some exposed stone walls. There were a few high tables and chairs, and a raised area at the front for use by bands, and there was a pile of sound equipment stacked up ready for the next event. At the rear was a Northamptonshire skittles game, and there was a match in progress on a recent Wednesday evening visit. The left hand lounge bar is somewhat cosier, with plenty of tables and chairs, salmon paintwork on the ceiling and fairly lights adoring the beams. Beyond this is an area designated as a restaurant, although nobody was eating in there on this occasion and I got the impression you�d be quite welcome to just have a pint. This looks as though it may have recently been refurbished, and was an attractive area with exposed stone walls, some fresh plaster lower down, a few beams, and a massive brick fireplace that took up almost an entire wall, although unfortunately all it had it in was some twigs and fir cones. There were some decent colour photographs on the wall, and these were for sale at �17 which struck me as a reasonable price, and they were accompanied by a note saying that proceeds would go towards funding the photographer�s studies which I thought was a nice touch. The menu was fairly limited and consisted of half a dozen or so �pub grub� dishes such as Scampi and Chips, Ham, Egg & Chips, Steak and Ale Pie, etc., priced at around the �6 - �7 mark. There was also a specials board offering Stuffed Cabbage or a Cheese Toastie, neither of which struck me as that special if I�m honest. Food was pleasant enough though as long as your expectations weren�t too high, but then at that price they shouldn�t be. The condiments were brought to the table in a miniature beer barrel, which was unusual. Bar staff seemed friendly enough. Beers on tap were Tribute, Timothy Taylor Landlord, London Pride and Adnams. Cider choice was a little disappointing, with just Aspall�s Suffolk. Blackthorn - 14 Dec 2011 21:55 |
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