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Bulls Head, Curry and Guest House.
Old Glossop, Derbyshire.
The Bulls Head is the oldest pub in Glossop and over the back door is a stone lintel which bears the date 1607, unfortunately covered over by a modern wooden veranda.
The name of the Bull is thought to have its origins from either the Papal Bull edict of the 13th century requiring that provision be made for travelers in every parish or that it was from the bull baiting that took place on the nearby Castle Hill.
One of the first landlord's to be recorded was Edward Pickford who in 1801 shot 15 balls from a crossbow fired from the Bull's parlor window into the large window on the north side of the church. The court to hear his case was of course held in the Bull !!!
The "Modern" Bulls Head will be serving Rusholme curries in the newly converted dining rooms. These will be prepared by Rusholme restaurant trained staffand served from 6.30 pm weekdays and 2.30 pm on Sundays.
The pub is a Robinson house, and its very cool natural cellar, with a little help and loving care from Paul who keeps the beer in fine fettle.
Although well supported locally it boasts visitors from all over the world and you can often meet Coronation Street stars and other celebrities who love the authentic hot curries.
On the second floor it has 4 modern en-suite rooms and dining room (see accommodation pages
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Superior modern En-Suite rooms available for guests to stay the night or for a holiday Use Contact page for details |
We are one of the three finalists for the MEN contest in Glossop. The other Glossop finalists are and our rival next door
Stop Press The Bull's Curry House is now Offering a 30% discount on all meals and takeaways. The restaurant is open Tuesdays to Sundays.
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