The family friendly pub on the outskirts of the town – popular with drinkers and diners – reopens after a two-week facelift on Sunday – Father’s Day.
And general manager Tom Bellis is exited about the reaction he will get from customers.
Still a relatively new building – the pub opened a decade ago and underwent a £200,000 refit in 2020 – the walls and wooden panelling have had a lick of paint and new colour schemes, making the place look brighter.
And there has been an effort to define the restaurant and pub area – with a pool table adding to the pub feel.
There are also some photos of local landmarks on the walls – including two stunning hand-drawn murals – designed to give the Marston's pub its own identity.
And outside the beer garden has some new furniture and festoon lighting to make it even more inviting on a warm summer evening.
