Vicarage Road · Bradwell Village
Pull up a chair. Stay a while.
The village
local.Sunday roasts and a warm welcome.
The Victoria Inn has stood on Vicarage Road since the 1700s. Today it is a family friendly village pub where every plate is freshly prepared to order and nobody stands on ceremony.
The front terrace, The Victoria Inn
Why people come back
Four good reasonsto stop by the Vic.
From quiet weekday lunches to full tables on a Sunday, the Vic is the kind of place you can bring your parents, your kids and your five-a-side squad.
- SundayRoasts worth the walkTopside of beef, slow cooked lamb shoulder, pork belly with crackling and Yorkshire puddings, from £16.95.
- WeekdaysLunch & proper dinnersPloughman's boards, steak ciabattas, pies, schnitzel and 8oz British steaks, all cooked to order.
- SaturdaysAfter the matchThe Abbey Road ground is a couple of minutes on foot. Bring the team for a sit down meal.
- Any excuseGatherings & birthdaysFamily get-togethers and celebrations in a village pub with real character.
The Sunday roast
Yorkshires the sizeof your fist.
Beef fat roasted potatoes, cauliflower cheese, pork and herb stuffing, buttered seasonal veg and homemade gravy. Pick topside of beef, slow cooked lamb shoulder, lemon and thyme chicken or pork belly, or go for two with the Victoria Inn Buster.
£18.50
Beef or lamb
£23.50
The Buster
£9.95
Mini roasts
Menus
Freshly made,never fussy.
Every dish is prepared to order using carefully selected produce, so on a busy night it may take a little longer. We promise it is worth it.
Our history
Pouring for Bradwellfor nearly three centuries.
The pub is believed to date back to the early 1700s, and our menus carry the date 1745. It stands in the old village of Bradwell, long before Milton Keynes grew up around it, close to the medieval site of Bradwell Abbey.
Read our storyOpening hours
- Monday & Tuesday
- 3pm to 9pm
- Wednesday & Thursday
- 12pm to 10pm
- Friday & Saturday
- 12pm to 11pm
- Sunday
- 12pm to 9pm
Pub opening hours. Please contact us for kitchen service times.