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A pub and restaurant will reopen after an unexpected closure over the summer.
The Royal in Wallingford, a pub, restaurant and inn, has announced it will reopen its food and drink offering this Friday, October 10.
Its bar and restaurant was unexpectedly closed over the summer for what the venue described as “a little breather”, although its rooms remained opened throughout and The Royal welcomed guests as usual.
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The St Mary’s Street pub will kick things off with a pop-up food provider and live music from homegrown musician Sam Lamden.
The performer has more than 15 years of stage experience, including at this year’s Bunkfest in August, and he delights audiences with stripped-back acoustic covers of popular songs.
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On food will be Django’s Smokehouse, based in Didcot, which specialises in American-style fusion BBQ, serving at The Royal on October 10 and 11.
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A statement from Django’s Smokehouse said: “This time next week at The Royal Wallingford, we’ll be serving up our burnt ends, Korean BBQ cauliflower wings, pulled pork fries and more.
“There’ll even be free live music to enjoy while you tuck in.”
The Royal Wallingford is a Henley Pub Co. venue, which owns two other contemporary drinking holes in South Oxfordshire, The Coachmakers Arms in Wallingford and The Duke in Henley.
