The Turner’s Arms is nestled along West End Road, just on the outskirts of the charming village of Mortimer in Berkshire, conveniently located between Reading & Basingstoke.

This welcoming pub has a history as it was originally three cottages, one of which was a Wood Turner’s, giving rise to their name.

They are able  to offer a spacious car park, wheelchair-friendly access, and a cosy real fire to keep you warm in the winter months.

Their  garden is perfect for those sunny days, and they gladly welcome children to join in the fun.

Check out the list on their website to see all the fantastic facilities they have available!

Their real ales, brewed by Brakspear, feature Bitter, Oxford Gold, and Hobgoblin, alongside Fosters, Staropramen, and Kronenbourg 1664 lagers on tap.

You can also enjoy Strongbow Cider and Draft Guinness, not to mention their selection of wines and a variety of soft drinks.

The Turners Arms’ spacious public bar is a lovely gathering spot for local clubs and societies, including the Mortimer Scouts and Mortimer West End Cricket Club. Plus, their restaurant is available for lunch or evening gatherings; just give them  some notice!

For any questions, feel free to give them a call or send them an email.

mail@theturnersarms.co.uk

01189 332961

Ye Old Turners Arms is situated on the outskirts of the Village of Mortimer, south of Reading in Berkshire.

Coming from the M4, exit at Junction 11 & take the A33 Southbound towards Basingstoke.

At the second set of traffic lights turn right, signposted Mortimer, Burghfield & Grazeley.

After just over 4 miles turn right at a mini-roundabout.

This takes you up a hill and through Mortimer Village, so turn left just after the Horse & Groom PH & St. Johns Church (on the left) & straight on at the next mini-roundabout.

The Turners Arms is on your right after about 400 metres.

The Car Park is just before the pub.