Eagle Vaults, Worcester
Our Story
Eagle Vaults, Worcester
About Us History of the Eagle Vaults Real History The Eagle Vaults is a 17th century pub in the heart of Worcester. It is a Grade II listed building with an exterior of tiles and etched windows. The small bar, and adjoining saloon area, have been tastefully restored, keeping many original features. This great Traditional pub with magnificent and unmistakable listed tiled frontage and its decorous sand blasted windows has been a pub for over 200 years. With the original flooring, bar and some fittings that still have their majestic character gives it well loved charm. In 1779 it was known at the Young's Mug House, and was also called the Volunteer between 1814-1817. Following that it became the Plumber's Arms before it became the well known Eagle Vaults. On the First floor, you will find a slightly different 'hidden gem'. With a restaurant that boasts a welcoming, vibrant Mediterranean feel, perfect for enjoying a meal and drinks with your family, friends or even for date night!
Our Menu Items
Here at the Eagle Vaults, we pride ourselves on great food and great service. Our team are an integral part of our work ethos. Experienced and trained, our team members pride themselves on product knowledge, great customer service and ensuring they deliver service with a smile.
Our Menu
The Menu Food for Every Mood The chef-driven menu highlights seasonal ingredients in simple, handcrafted dishes served straight from our kitchen. Add even more to your experience with a selection from our complimentary beverages and save some room for dessert.