Formerly the Kelham Island Museum show pub and event space, the Millowners Arms is now open full time and has become a real tucked away gem of the Kelham Island pub scene. From it’s cosy interior to its large outdoor space, there’s something for every visitor to enjoy. Your dog will be happy with the carpeted flooring in the bar area as well.
Millowners Arms at a Glance
What is it?
A dog friendly pub in Kelham Island
Where is it?
Next door to Kelham Island Museum at the end of the car park
What are they serving?
A bar stacked with plenty of beer taps to choose from as well as an array of food available.
Is Millowners Arms Dog Friendly?
Absolutely! Dogs are welcome at the Millowners Arms
Millowners Arms sits away from the road, so it’s not something you’d walk past on a bimble around Kelham Island. From the Fat Cat head straight on and over the little bridge toward Kelham Island museum. Follow the cobbled road around as if you’re heading to the museum itself. When you get there, you should see the pub at the end of the museum car park.
Stepping inside is like stepping back in time, and by no means do I mean that in a bad way. The Millowners harks back to the pubs of old with beer branded glass and proper bar stools and will no doubt spark nostalgia (depending on your age). The bar itself is adorned with a whole host of ever changing keg and cask beers making it an ideal choice for beer lovers. There’s plenty of beery nostalgia around the walls and shelves too to spark an interest. It’s comfortable, laidback and always has some pretty decent tunes on.
If you’re looking for food, the menu is limited but will satisfy hunger on a day of drinking. We had their bhaji fries (fries topped with bhaji bits, yogurt, and mango chutney) and I’m not exaggerating when I tell you that they were SO moreish. There’s also bacon fries, arancini, halloumi fritters etc available. Food to pick at with a pint.
