History

The Duke at Bratton is a traditional country pub that dates back to the 18th Century. Formerly 3 cottages, it was at some unknown date converted into a public house with outside tea rooms and was named The Duke William.

  One of the many features of this quaint pub is a pair of whale jaw bones which were present at the time of the old tea rooms. These were misplaced for many years but were rediscovered and erected over the garden gate in April 1995.

The Duke is situated just outside Westbury in the beautiful countryside village of Bratton. We are a Moles pub and can therefore offer their real ales that are brewed in Melksham. We have extensive beer gardens where families and their dogs are more than welcome. From there you will see one of the villages most unusual features, a pair of giant whale bones over the garden gate. These were once erected at the turn of the century in the Duke's tea garden and were returned in April 1995! Why not try our menu? Our food is freshly prepared using local produce.

The new opening hours for the duke are:

Every day 12pm until 11pm

Our restaurant opening times are

Monday to Thursday - 12pm until 3pm and 6pm until 9pm

Friday & Sat - 12pm until 9pm

Sunday Lunch - 12pm until 4pm