The Golden Eagle Pub
Est. 1622
|Steeped in the history of Chester
Since 1622, there has been an inn on the current site of The Golden Eagle. Adjacent to Chester Castle and the Crown Court, the pub served as a hostelry to the Cheshire Regiment’s Garrison and the barristers and judges of the Court.
This tradition has been upheld, and veterans of the regiment still frequent the pub to catch up with old comrades.
A proper local in every sense
If you’re visiting Chester to absorb its history, The Eagle is a prime location — situated within the famous walls, yards from the Grosvenor Museum and the Cheshire Regiment Museums.
The Bar
Cask ales, craft beers & classic spirits — a proper local in every sense.
Food
Tuesday steak nights, Wednesday pizzas, and a Sunday roast worth staying for — proper pub food.
The Races
Chester’s famous racing calendar. The Eagle is perfectly placed — right nearby.
jukebox
Widely regarded as the finest jukebox in Chester — curated with genuine passion for music.
Pub Opening Hours
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