A historic pub in Cranford, with a story dating back 400 years, The Queen’s Head was among the first pubs bought by the Fuller’s brewery. Rebuilt in the 1930s, it maintains many historic features today, with wooden beams, fireplaces and solid oak doors to herald your arrival.

When the sun’s out in Cranford, there’s no finer place to be than the Queen’s Head beer garden. A secluded spot, perfect for families. We operate a "No pets" policy and our garden plays host to barbecues and plenty of ale-supping in the warmer months, fireworks in November.

With two bars and a spacious restaurant, The Queen’s Head is a place to dine and drink in both style and comfort. For foodies, there’s an ever-expanding gourmet menu to choose from, while our bars are well-stocked with real ales, craft beers and plenty more besides.

One of the last remaining traditional pubs in the area, we’re right at the heart of local entertainment. From live music to the screening of live sport on Sky and BT Sport, there’s always plenty happening here - and you can hire our restaurant for your own private functions too.