The Tram Inn
A village pub in Eardisley, Herefordshire, serving home-cooked food and real ale on the Black and White Trail.
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Overview
The Tram Inn is a village pub in Eardisley, Herefordshire, England, set on the Black and White Trail. According to its official website, it is a friendly pub with a beautiful garden, offering home-cooked dishes made with the best ingredients, available from Tuesday evening through Sunday lunchtime. The pub welcomes well-behaved dogs in the bar area and garden. Its opening hours listed on the site are: Monday closed; Tuesday 6pm to close with food until 9pm; Wednesday to Saturday 12pm–3pm (food until 3pm) and 6pm to close (food until 9pm); Sunday 12pm–3pm (food until 3pm). The site also advertised Goffs real ale at £2.90 per pint as of 2 August 2020, and posted a job opening for a courageous entrepreneur/manager. The pub is identified in Wikidata as a pub in Eardisley, Herefordshire, England, UK. As a small independent village pub, it operates in the local hospitality market, serving local residents and visitors to the Black and White Trail area.
History
The Tram Inn is a pub located in Eardisley, Herefordshire, England, as recorded in Wikidata. Its official website describes it as a friendly pub with a beautiful garden set in a small village on the Black and White Trail. The pub serves home-cooked dishes using the best ingredients, available from Tuesday evening to Sunday lunchtime. It welcomes well-behaved dogs in the bar area and garden. The website lists opening hours: Monday closed; Tuesday 6pm to close (food until 9pm); Wednesday to Saturday 12pm–3pm (food until 3pm) and 6pm to close (food until 9pm); Sunday 12pm–3pm (food until 3pm). As of 2 August 2020, the site advertised Goffs real ale at £2.90 per pint. It also posted a job opening for a courageous entrepreneur/manager. The pub is part of the local hospitality scene in rural Herefordshire, serving the village of Eardisley and visitors exploring the Black and White Trail.
Goffs real ale advertised at £2.90 per pint on the official website (2 Aug 2020)
Products and positioning
A friendly village pub with a beautiful garden, offering home-cooked food and real ale in a rural Herefordshire setting.
Home-cooked dishes
Home-cooked dishes using the best ingredients, available from Tuesday evening to Sunday lunchtime.
Goffs real ale
Real ale priced at £2.90 per pint as of 2 August 2020.
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