The Fox Public House
Louise and Bob look forward to seeing you...
About The Fox2 North Street, Burwell
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Free House with cocktail bar ever changing real ales and great tequila range
Opening Hours
Open all day every day, from noon.
Food served Tues. to Sat. 12-2pm and 6.30-9pm. (Booking highly advisable)
Daily Menu specials
Delicious home-made desserts
Wide range of tequilas - silver, gold and rested plus flavoured options
Childrens Menu
Includes Nachos with sweet chilli
Beans on Toast
Special Events
Holds regular special events including: Annual Beer Festival, August Bank Holiday
Tuesday, 8.30pm. Free Beer Draw (totally FREE!)
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