About the Peyton Arms Stoke Lyne
Mick the Hat and his wife Jean run a proper pub – a place of excellent beer and good conversation.
The pub is an irreplaceable rural gem with one simply appointed bars. It is a pub for conversations that eddy and swirl around the small main bar punctuated only by the laughter of customers.
The pub is listed in CAMRA’s National Inventory of pub interiors of outstanding historic interest as being one of fewer than 250 pubs left in Britain to have an interior of outstanding heritage, untouched by developers.
Role in the local community
The pub has no hand pumps and all the Hook Norton draught real ales are poured directly from casks with drinkers served through a hatch in the wall. Mick’s skill in looking after beer has been rewarded with a listing in CAMRA’S Good Beer Guide.
The food is simple – fresh bread rolls normally with a choice of cheese, ham or beef fillings The pub’s bar is for adults only but children are welcomed in the garden. Dogs are not permitted.
The pub is widely used by groups of walkers, CAMRA branches and local shoots. The Peyton Arms is off the B4100.