We have a pint in a pub near Bristol with daily food and drink deals and must-book Sunday roasts

The Swan at Nibley has something on offer most days
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The Swan is part of a trio of popular and well supported pubs and restaurants north of Bristol - the other two sites being The Bell Inn at Old Sodbury and Sodbury Steakhouse in Chipping Sodbury.

And they certainly like their deals at The Swan, which is a short hop from Yate. Apart from Mondays, when the pub is closed all day, there seems to be something tempting for customers all week.

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On Tuesdays, it’s a steak deal - two 8oz rumps or 10oz gammon for £30 - and on ‘Wine Club Wednesdays’ there’s 33% off wines usually served by the bottle.

Visit on Thursday and it’s a free drink when you order one of the homemade pies and turn up on Friday and you can have two cocktails for £12 or two glasses of Prosecco for £8.

Throw into the mix a fixed price lunch menu (one course for £12.95, two courses £17.95 and three courses £22.95) weekdays and Saturdays until 2pm. 

The stylish interior of The Swan at NibleyThe stylish interior of The Swan at Nibley
The stylish interior of The Swan at Nibley

Dishes on that menu include honey-glazed Wiltshire ham, fried egg and chips; beer battered cod, peas and chips or lasagne al forno.

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If you're looking for something a little lighter for lunch, there are baguettes and sandwiches (from £7.50) and jacket potatoes (also from £7.50).

There’s also a full a la carte menu including Ruby & White butchery steaks, burgers and specials like ‘The Nibley Chicken’ with mushroom, bacon and tarragon sauce, curly kale, honey-glazed carrots and sautéed new potatoes.

The Sunday roasts (priced from £14.95-£21.95) are so popular you need to book weeks in advance. 

With all this talk of food, it’s almost easy to forget The Swan is still technically a pub rather than a restaurant and although there isn’t much in the way of passing trade for drinkers, there are a couple of stools at the bar and comfortable sofas next to the wood burner for those who simply want a quick drink.

And the beer is well kept, too. My pint of Wadworth 6X was in great condition - crystal clear and fresh from the barrel - but then at £5.20 it should be.

The Swan, Badminton Road, Nibley, BS37 5JF.

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