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| 25-27 High Street, Flitwick, Bedfordshire, MK45 1DX Tel: 01525 712438 |
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 17th Century inn with good value food
and an interesting collection of anti crime gadgets. located just two miles from Junction
12 of the M1. |
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| 22 Park Street, Luton, Bedfordshire, LU1 3ET Tel: 01582 731797 |
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| Town centre pub with a dark Irish atmosphere during day, which
turns into a thriving young pub in evenings. |
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| 29 Hitchin Street, Biggleswade, Bedfordshire , SG18 8BE Tel: 01767 316161 |
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| Victorian real ale pub, formerly two Georgian cottages and a wool
shop. Friendly staff and locals with up to 8 different real ales every week, regular beer
festivals and good quality food. The Brown Bear has won many awards and holds its own beer
festivals. A must for any one who likes real ale. Look out for the fine collection of pump
clips on the ceiling. |
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| Sundon Road, Harlington, Bedfordshire, LU5 6LS Tel: 01525 872384 |
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| 17th-century village inn with low beams and copper topped tables
serving good food and well kept real ales. |
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| 23 High Street, Broom, Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, SG18 9NA Tel: 01767
314411 |
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| Excellent food and ale served straight from the cask in a
traditional old pub which has many small rooms but no bar. |
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| Rectory Road, Steppingley, Bedfordshire, MK45 5AU Tel: 01525 712051 |
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| Beautiful inn close to Woburn Abbey and easily accessible from
junction 12 of the M1, with candlelit restaurant serving good food and traditional ales. |
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| 11 Everton Road, Potton, Bedfordshire, SG19 2PA Tel: 01767
260231 |
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| Free house dating back to 1720, full of charm and character. The
Rising Sun has it's own 35 ft deep well and serves traditional ales along with a huge
selection of whiskies. |
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| The Embankment, Bedford, Bedfordshire , MK40 1RW Tel: 01234 346565 |
 
 
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| 18th century hotel located in the centre of Bedford built in 1794 for the 5th Duke of Bedford overlooking the River
Ouse. |
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| High Street, Turvey, Bedfordshire, MK43 8EP Tel: 01234 881305 |
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| Attractive Ivy covered 17th Century stone inn. Good range of real
ales and good English cuisine. Just 5 miles from the County town of Bedford. |
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| 40 - 42 Wellington Street, Bedford, Bedfordshire, MK40 2JX Tel: 01234
308033 |
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| Small, back street local which specializes in real ales from Micro
Breweries, serving up to eleven at any one time. Plays host to Darts, Dominoes &
Skittles teams, music nights most Tuesdays & Thursdays. Filled rolls and homemade soup
available lunchtimes. |
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| Ampthill Road, Maulden, Bedfordshire, MK45 2DH Tel: 01234 406118 |
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| Lovely thatched village local, North of Luton between Junctions 12
and 13 of the M1. Typical pub food and real ales. |
edfordshire
largely consists of agricultural and dairy farming. Industry is concentrated in the towns
of Luton, Dunstable, and Bedford. The Great Ouse River and the Grand Union Canal flow
through the county.
