The Brewery Tap

In 2008 the Spitting Feathers Brewery breathed new life into this historic pub situated in part of Gamul House, named after Sir Francis Gamul, a wealthy merchant and mayor of Chester who built it in 1620. This is reputedly where Charles I stayed when his troops were defeated at Rowton Moor, shortly before the king's final flight to Wales. Relax with a Thirstquencher ale and enjoy the pub's numerous period details, then choose from a menu of hearty pub favourites such as smoked mackerel, beetroot and horseradish; braised beef and Old Wavertonian pie, pickled red cabbage and fat chips.