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What to do and see in Stone, England: The Best Budget-friendly Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Stone, United Kingdom including Lymestone Brewery, The Borehole, Downs Banks, The Swan Inn, The Poste of Stone - J D Wetherspoon.
Restaurants in Stone
1. Lymestone Brewery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Lymestone Brewery is a family run micro brewery based in Stone Staffordshire. It currently has a 10 barrel brew plant and produces up to 9,780 litre of beer per week. The brewery is in a building that is over 100 years old and it has a fascinating history. Old maps from the turn of the century document its growth.The on site shop is open when the brewery is open, Monday - Friday 8.30 am till 5 pm and on Saturday or Sunday by appointment.Brewery tours are run on a booking system, but please call the brewery as we may have something happening that you can join.Corporate packages are available.The brewery also hosts live music events and is available for private party bookingsThere is ample parking on site with a large car park on the same industrial site. Look out for the bee hives on the roof and the bees producing Honey for one of our Award winning beers.
Reviewed By AndyC548 - Newport, United Kingdom
We went for a friends 60th birthday party. We had the bar area inside the factory to ourselves, chose our own music, drank plenty of fantastic beer - proper old fashioned real ale each one of their beers very distinctive and top quality- try them all! and had pie and peas and some "lobby". I met the boss who was just great, and so engaging about the business, and the staff were really accommodating and just great people, and really helped make it a great night. Thanks Brad! Regards, Andy
2. The Borehole
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 95 reviews
The Borehole is a brewery tap for the Lymestone Brewery and is based on the same site. It has never been a pub before so this is an exciting refurbishment. The pub will serve a range of Lymestone cask ales and bottled beers as well as other drinks from local and distant suppliers. A log burning stove provides a central focal point
Reviewed By davidfW7002DB - Teanford, United Kingdom
Dropped in early afternoon after a birthday celebration elsewhere. It's the Lymestone Brewery tap and they seem to be doing something right as the place was full. It's dog friendly, the beer and cider is very well kept and you get a tunnocks caramel wafer or teacake if you have coffee or tea; they also do cakes! The gents toilets have novelty urinals and worth a visit in their own right.
3. Downs Banks
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By stephJCunningham - Stone, United Kingdom
I always walk my dog here being from Stone. But this place has some lovely scenery, picnic benches dotted about and very friendly people. I've never met a miserable person up here. My dog loves the river ???????? and in summer so do I ????
4. The Swan Inn
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 84 reviews
As the last remaining true free house in Stone, The Swan Inn is a shining beacon for real ale lovers across the nation, many of whom book a week’s holiday in July to fully enjoy our annual Beer Festival. The Swan Inn Stone supports local and national live music & entertainment. Take a look in the Gig Guide to find out what’s on. It’s not all ‘covers’ bands, we have a large selection of original artists. Look out for some classic and heavy rock on Thursdays Rock Night. Winners of the Heart of Staffordshire branch CAMRA urban pub of the year 2015 and back in 2010 and again in 2003 The Swan Inn Stone is renowned for its cask ale excellence. With over 600 breweries having been represented on the pumps in the past 15 years.
5. The Poste of Stone - J D Wetherspoon
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By 72theduke - Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom
We have visited Wetherspoons in Stone on a regular basis over the last few months and cann't speak highly enough about them. We only usually have an afternoon coffee and the staff have been brilliant, nothing has been too much trouble for them. The establishment has done everything possible to make it as safe as possible in what are very difficult times.
