Traditional Hospitality at The Dun Cow

Of all the pubs in Dunchurch, The Dun Cow is one of the best places to enjoy the crackle of a real fire, a fulfilling winter meal and the treasured company of family and friends. Soak up the warmest of welcomes and explore some of the most popular pub food menus in Worcestershire and Warwickshire. Try one of our satisfying seasonal dishes with a glass of fine wine or sample a rewarding pint of our regularly changing cask-conditioned real ales.

A Little Pub History

The Dun Cow is named after a local myth. Legend has it that the Dun Cow was a "monstrous beast four yards high and six yards long" which provided milk to the locals. A witch made it go on a murderous rampage until it was slain by Guy, Earl of Warwick. In 1605, the Gunpowder Plotters also stayed in Dunchurch.

Charming Local Accommodation

The Dun Cow is a 16 bedroom Innkeeper's Lodge welcoming both locals and travellers alike who use us a base to explore Rugby, Daventry and Lutterworth. The picturesque village has been declared a conservation area as it has many beautiful buildings of historic interest. We also welcome business and leisure travellers to enjoy some of the best bedrooms and accommodation in arwickshire.

Around The Area

Dunchurch, many times 'Best Kept Village of the Year', is a designated conservation area. At its heart is The Dun Cow whose past guests include Dam Buster Group Captain Guy Gibson and the poet Longfellow.

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The Dun Cow in Dunchurch is a member of the Cask Marque Trust in recognition of its excellence in the service of real ale.