'I see it like this, people come in as a stranger, but they then leave as a friend, and that is how I run this pub.'
Dog & Pheasant landlady Angela Kimberley and husband Kev Roberts with Lily the dog
The Dog & Pheasant, based on Severn Street in the county town has been around since the 18th century. It has become a staple in the community, and one of the reasons why is due to the friendly landlady.
"It is all about meeting people, getting to know them and their needs, and then providing them with the care and service that they want or do not want. "I'm always more than happy to use all that experience and help people where I can. This has enable me to build awesome relationships with people, and my Google reviews are a testament to this."
"I see it like this, if people are coming out to spend their money, I want to make sure firstly I serve them a good pint, provide them with a great service, a pleasant environment and want them to come back.The pub doesn't take life too seriously
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