Trout Inn, Lechlade

The Trout Inn is a historic Grade II listed pub located by the River Thames in Lechlade, Gloucestershire, England. Originally established in the 1220s as an almshouse for workers on St John's Bridge, it later became part of a priory before transforming into an inn. The pub features a charming late medieval structure with timber-beamed ceilings and a later 18th-century addition. It is situated on the Thames Path, close to St John's Lock, offering mooring for boats and small boat rentals from its garden. The Trout Inn is known for its vibrant music events, particularly jazz, and serves a selection of draught beers. With its picturesque setting, fishing rights, and nearby campsite, it is an appealing destination for tourists and researchers alike.