Nestled in the heart of Bishop's Cleeve, the thatched 16th-Century Royal Oak combines a comfortable setting with a lively village-pub atmosphere.

Visit this beautiful mid 16th-Century traditional, friendly Pub located in Church Road, Bishops Early photo of the Royal Oak Cleeve, Cheltenham; it has charm aplenty with oak beams, thatched roof and all the character that its age suggests. At the heart of the village is the Church of St. Michael and All Angels, a fine church with many Norman features, dating back to the 12th century. Many other historical buildings and attractive thatched roof cottages, such as the Royal Oak, a picturesque pub in the centre of Bishop’s Cleeve, are situated in the village. 15th-century Tithe Barn now serves as the local Village Hall. A real traditional bar complete with oak paneling and timber-framed building entices visitors to sample guest ales and continental lagers and a comprehensive wine list excites the connoisseur. Ingredients are sought locally from butchers, farmers, to the local Greengrocer. The Royal Oak is a fine venue for a drink or tasty meal.

• Children Welcome
• Wheelchair Access
• Vegetarian Options
• Gluten Free Options
• Parking
• Reservations