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Picture credit: Red Lion, Bradley by Philip Halling, used unadapted under CC- BY-SA 2.0
The Red Lion in Bradley
Smithy Lane
Bradley
Stafford
ST18 9DZ
01785 780297
"Originally a 16th century village pub but now fully refurbished, this is a food-led establishment with dogs welcome in the bar area."
Facilities at The Red Lion...
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1 visitor(s) told us that The Red Lion offers food service. Is this correct?
1 visitor(s) told us that The Red Lion regularly serves real ale. Is this correct?
1 visitor(s) told us that The Red Lion has a car park. Is this correct?
1 visitor(s) told us that The Red Lion has disabled access. Is this correct?
1 visitor(s) told us that The Red Lion welcomes children. Is this correct?
Customer comments:
- In the bar area only (08/06/2022)
1 visitor(s) told us that The Red Lion is dog friendly. Is this correct?
Customer comments:
- (08/06/2022)
1 visitor(s) told us that The Red Lion offers free WiFi. Is this correct?
Origins of "Red Lion " as a Pub Name
Pubs with animal names such as The Lion generally refer to hunting. When combined with colours, eg. The Red Lion, this usually refers to heraldry. A red lion was on the badge of John of Gaunt, for example, and is one of the most common charges in coats of arms. Therefore the Red Lion as a pub name probably has multiple origins which might explain its prevalence.
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