The Craven Arm Public House is set in the small village of Enborne close to Newbury in West Berkshire.

This cosy pub dates back to the early 18th century.

In the mid-nineteenth century the pub was acquired by the Craven estate and renamed The Craven Arms.

Previous to this the pub was known as the Three Horseshoes.

Their cosy inside area, Garden and play area are open every day.

The family orientated country pub takes pride in giving first class service and exceptional home cooked food.

In addition to the traditional meals and snacks, their menu also includes vegetarian dishes and luscious desserts.

They also have a daily specials board.

They serve up a wide range of Wadworth cask conditioned real ales, bottled beers and a selection of draught lagers and cider, not forgetting their interesting and varied wine list.

They offer full table service in the tipi or the table app if you prefer. 

Their cosy inside area, Garden and play area are open every day.

The heated and winter proof tipi is open every Friday (subject to bookings), Saturday and Sunday for lunch and dinner throughout the winter months!  

They offer full table service in the tipi or you can order at the pub.  

 In the garden area you will be seated at your garden table and service is order at the bar.

 They ask that children are not allowed to run amongst other tables or at the back of the tipi area to respect other diners. 

Children cannot be left alone and must be supervised at all times. 

Please keep dogs on a lead


Their Tipi tent is classed as an outdoor area.

It is heated and you are protected from adverse weather.

There is natural air flowing through the tipi. 

During the winter months the tipi is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

There is a covered walkway from the tipi to the pub and they also have a covered outdoor patio area.

The tipi has a disabled access ramp as does the pub.