The Bull’s Head
at Barston
Seasonal food, local pints, countryside charm.
EStablished in the 17th century
The history behind The Bull’s Head
Nestled in the historic heart of Barston, The Bull’s Head has stood as a cornerstone of the community for hundreds of years, serving as a physical timeline of our village’s rich past. While our elegant brick frontage welcomes you with the classic charm of a 19th-century Victorian facade, stepping inside reveals a remarkable journey through time. Tucked directly behind the main building lies the oldest structural heart of the property—a beautifully preserved 17th-century wing that dates back to our origins as a bustling Stuart-era coaching inn.
Constructed to offer warmth and respite to weary travellers navigating the ancient pathways of the rural Forest of Arden, this Grade II listed structure still proudly retains its original timber-framed skeleton. Beneath our low-slung, centuries-old oak ceilings and amid historic wood panelling, generations of travellers and locals alike have shared stories, warmth, and great company by the open hearths. Over the centuries, the pub has stood witness to the evolution of Barston from a quiet agricultural settlement into the vibrant community it is today, remaining a steadfast gathering place through the ages. We proudly preserve this deep heritage, meticulously protecting our original architectural features while blending hundreds of years of tradition with the very best of modern hospitality, exceptional food, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere for all who walk through our doors.
What’s On?
Join us for live music, seasonal celebrations, quiz nights, and classic pub gatherings throughout the year.
Fish fridays

quiz night

barn conversion





