The Cow & Snuffers
 | Real Ales |
 | Hot Meals |
 | Tea and Coffee |
 | TV screens |
 | Karaoke |
 | Live music |
 | Live comedy |
 | Quiz nights |
 | Skittle Alley |
 | Darts |
 | 1 Pool table |
 | Disabled access + WC |
 | Beer garden |
 | Children welcome |
Opening times
- Week :
- 12 - 11pm
- Sat :
- 12 - 11pm
- Sun :
- 12 - 10:30pm
History
Originally a coachhouse built in the early 19th century alongside a canal. Apparently a 'ludicrous name' competition generated its unusual name. However, historical books refer to a former name as the 'Red Cow'.Benjamin Disraeli (1804-1881) was a frequent visitor. His bust can still be seen as part of the pub frontage.
Alledgedly haunted, 2005 is the centenary of the current building - the original smaller pub built alongside since demolished.
Food times
- Week :
- 12 - 2pm
- 5pm - 7pm
- Sat :
- 12 - 2pm
- 5pm - 7pm
- Sun :
- 12 - 2:30pm
Televisions
1 Projector, 1 StandardEvents
| Today, Tuesday, 9th February 2010 | |
| 20:00 Quiz night | |
| Thursday, 11th February 2010 | |
| 20:00 Karaoke | |
| Monday, 15th February 2010 | |
| 20:00 Karaoke | |
Inside
Attracting mostly regulars, with the odd studentm this is a community and family pub, with children's parties, discos and so on. It is a friendly, welcoming pub, with occasional live music, live singers, comedians and even drag artists.Worth visiting just to see the backwards clock, a long term fixture.
Offers home made food. When the Manager removed the home made rice pudding from the menu there was uproar!