The Queens Head - Congleton, Cheshire, UK. - Pictorial Pub Signs on Waymarking.com

The Queens Head is an independent free-house situated next to the railway station and located by bridge 75 on the Macclesfield canal, with direct access to the pub from the towpath.

The pub has a pillory sign located at the edge of the car park. The sign depicts the head of the queen (Queen Elizabeth II) in profile on a red background. The head is gold in colour and in the style that can be seen on coins in the UK. The name of the pub in gold lettering is located below.
The name Queens Head is generally a reference to the monarch of the day when the pub was first opened or subsequently renamed.

The pub has a comfortable lounge with a restaurant style area and a public bar area that has a pool table and other pub games.
Boules are played in the summer and darts, pool and crib throughout the year. They also hold quiz nights and occasionally live music events.

The pub is dog friendly with a Yappy hour on the last Sunday of every month and an enthusiastic dog walking group that meets regularly.

There is a large beer garden, with a separate children’s play area, and an outdoor covered smoking area.

Accommodation, consisting of 3 rooms, is available in an adjacent cottage.
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Date Logged Log   06/26/2019 Mike_bjm visited it