The Old Bull Inn dates back to the 1600’s, and is once said to have been the stop-off point for William Shakespeare, as he was travelling to Worcester to collect his marriage licence to Anne Hathaway.

The beautiful village of Inkberrow is also thought to be the inspiration behind BBC Radio 4’s long-running series of The Archers, with The Old Bull Inn, the muse for the pub in the soap.

During the Civil War, in 1645, Charles I left his maps in the church, after staying the night at the vicarage

Situated on the picturesque village green The Old Bull is the perfect starting and finishing point for several circular walks - the perfect stop for that well-earned drink!

 Inkberrow is on the Millennium Way.

The Inkberrow Millennium Green at the bottom of the lane is worth a visit, just past the 13th century St Peter's Church, where you will find a well preserved medieval moat and fishponds.

 Come and join us and experience the charm and character of its 400 years for yourself.

Whether you’re looking for a cosy corner to enjoy an ale, enjoy some conversation with our lovely locals, or taste our home-cooked, traditional pub grub, or maybe just to read the morning papers with a cup of coffee, The Old Bull Inn is the perfect stop to while away a few hours.

Drinking and Dining at The Old Bull

With our warm and welcoming atmosphere, selection of traditional ales, wines, and our thirst-clenching gin selection, The Old Bull Inn, has all the character and choice required to enjoy a tipple… or two.

With our classic interiors, exposed beams, inglenook fireplaces, friendly faces, and the odd four-legged friend padding around (including our resident dog, Billy the Boxer), pull up a chair and enjoy a cosy catch up with friends and loved ones.

Real ales and an ever-changing guest beer, a wide range of ciders, lagers and wines, and fresh ground coffee provides even more excuse to pop by and give it a try!