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One of Gloucester’s best-loved pubs, The King Edward VII, has reopened its doors following an extensive three-week refurbishment, unveiling a fresh new look while continuing its role as a hub for the local community. The reopening follows a “six-figure investment”, ensuring the pub continues to serve generations of local guests for years to come.
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The transformation has seen The King Edward VII completely refreshed, with a redesigned bar, new furnishings and upgraded beer garden, creating a modern and welcoming space for everything from weekday lunches to family celebrations and Sunday roasts.
Alongside the new-look, guests can enjoy a refreshed menu featuring new dishes such as pork tomahawk and the Katsu chicken rice bowl, alongside the Ember Inns classics they know and love. Situated on the Old Cheltenham Road in Longlevens, the pub hopes to welcome both local residents and visitors exploring the Cotswolds.
Aaron Abott, general manager at The King Edward VII , said: “This refurbishment is about much more than giving the pub a new look. We’ve created a space that feels brighter, more comfortable and even more welcoming, while keeping the character that our guests love.
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“We know this pub means a lot to the community, and we’re excited to welcome everyone back through the doors.” Sunday remains a highlight at The King Edward VII where guests can enjoy Ember Inns’ much-loved roast menu.
Beyond food and drink, The King Edward VII continues to host regular events including quiz nights, live sport, seasonal celebrations and community gatherings, cementing its place at the heart of local life. Four-legged friends are welcome too.
Alongside their weekly dog walker socials, the King Edward VII offers dog-friendly spaces, water, and their own menu available on request, meaning that the whole family can enjoy a visit together.
Report source: Punchline Gloucester
