Old Thatch Tavern, Thatched pub in Stratford-upon-Avon, England.
The Old Thatch Tavern is a Grade II listed pub with traditional thatched roofing and timber framing in Stratford-upon-Avon. The building combines exposed wooden beams with authentic period materials and sits at the corner of Rother Street and Greenhill Street.
The building started as Stratford's main brewery in 1470 and received its official pub license in 1623. This marks over 400 years of continuous service as a public house.
The pub works closely with local suppliers and serves seasonal British dishes that reflect the region's food traditions. Visitors experience the traditional tavern setting where local ingredients and craft preparation remain valued today.
The pub sits centrally and is easy to reach on foot from Stratford's main shopping and sightseeing areas. Visitors should check opening times before visiting, as hours may vary by day and season.
A Christmas Day murder in 1795 involved a man named Joseph Pinfield and remains part of the local stories surrounding this centuries-old pub. The incident from that dark holiday is still recalled by visitors and locals alike.
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