Eating,Drinking & Shopping
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Open: Monday-Friday: 9am - 5pm
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Eating and Drinking in the Stadium
Sixways is not short of drinking options. Most away fans congregate at the junction of the North and West stands. There is a selection of real ales in the Coliseum Bar, where you can also find the Warriors Supporters Club.
There are also multiple bar areas under the East Stand.
The ground is open for as long as there's a fan to serve. Hang around in the Scrum Club, where you have a live feed to the game, and post-match band
Where to Eat and Drink near the Stadium
The Saracens Head is only a few minutes’ walk away from Foregate Street station on the Tything,and is a real rugby pub popular with home supporters.
The CAMRA award-winning Dragon Inn sits opposite the Saracens Head and offers a wide selection of real ale and local ciders.
The Postal Order is a branch of Wetherspoons, next door to Foregate Street station.
The Cricketers on Angel Street offers more real ale, food, and is handily located next to the bus station.
Nandos
55-59 Friar Street
Worcester
01905 731797
Links to the club and deals on-line for Warriors fans
Chesters
51 New Street
Worcester
01905 611638
Mexican eatery specialising in vegetarian food
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The Barn Owl
Berkeley Way
Warndon
01905 458615
Converted barn with extensive menu - a short walk from Sixways
Saracens Head
4 The Tything
Worcester
01905 24165
Only pub in the city to stock official Warriors Black Pear
Coach and Horses
39 Upper Tything
01905 28831
Rugby pub popular with Worcester supporters and staff
The Talbot
8-10 Barbourne Road
01905 723744
Traditional, friendly bar that's a regular haunt of sports fans.
Last Updated July 2016
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