Stirrup Cup
· BISLEY ·
Good company. Fine ales. Cotswold welcome.
A village pub on Cheltenham Road, with proper food cooked in our own kitchen. Now open.
Opening hours
When we’re pouring
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5pm – 11pm |
| Thursday | 5pm – 11pm |
| Friday | 5pm – 11pm |
| Saturday | 12pm – 11pm |
| Sunday | 12pm – 9pm |
Food is served Wed–Fri 5–9pm, Sat 12–9pm and Sun 12–4pm. Hours may change on bank holidays. If you’re coming a long way, drop us an email first.
The kitchen
Full meals, made here
Everything on the plate is cooked on site, in our own kitchen, by the people serving you.
Come for a pint and something to eat after work, a long Saturday lunch, or a Sunday roast. Steaks, lamb and fish from the grill, oysters and small plates to start, and proper puddings to finish.
- Weekday evenings
- Wed–Fri, 5–9pm
- Saturday
- Lunch through dinner, 12–9pm
- Sunday
- 12–4pm
- Bookings
- By email
The name
One before you ride on
A stirrup cup was the drink handed up to a rider already in the saddle, a last glass before setting off.
It was usually port or sherry, served at the door to a departing guest or to the hunt before it moved away. The cups themselves had no foot, so they couldn’t be set down. Many were made in silver or Staffordshire pottery in the shape of a fox’s or hound’s head.
We think it’s a good name for a pub on the road through Bisley. Stop in, have one, then carry on.