The Mustard Pot

The Mustard Pot is a traditional British Pub in the heart of Chapel Allerton, one of the top 10 places in the United Kingdom to live. The Mustard Pot is set aback Stainbeck Lane in beautiful grounds which also doubles as a large family friendly beer garden; previously know as Clough House and originally built in 1750, changing hands to Florence Colman in the early 1900’s, although no relation to the Colman Mustard company. Clough House eventually became a public house in 1979 and was named The Mustard Pot.

We believe in serving great locally sourced seasonal fresh food and also have a superb range of cask ales which frequently change showcasing the best of regional breweries such as Banks of West Midlands, Jennings of Cumbria, Wychwood of Oxfordshire and Ringwood micro brewery Hampshire as well as a wide range of premium spirits, bottled beers and wines.

Throughout the year we showcase numerous events, from winter Christmas markets, ale festival in spring, garden parties in the summer and the annual MustardStock music festival, we also have availability for more bespoke events such as weddings, christenings and parties held in marquees in the garden or in the pub these can be arranged with our event planner.

The mustard pot is open seven days a week, serving lunch and dinner and our famous Sunday roasts and a popular quiz is held.