The Butchers Arms

About

The Butchers Arms, nestled in the heart of Oakridge Lynch in Gloucestershire, is an 18th‑century public house famed for its historic character and warm, inviting atmosphere. Originally built as an abattoir and even serving as a smallpox hospital in its early history, the building has been lovingly preserved with stone walls, exposed oak beams, and a number of rustic open fires that create a cosy ambience. Today it is a lively family‑friendly venue offering a diverse menu of British classics, vegetarian and vegan options, and a full bar with a wide selection of local ales and wines. The pub’s charming architecture, combined with its friendly service — the staff are happy to answer questions and accommodate special dietary needs — make it a must‑visit destination for both locals and visitors to the picturesque village of Oakridge.

At a glance

• Verified listing
• Typical visit: about 1 hour