The Coachmakers Arms is a 17th Century building that was originally two cottages adjoined to a sweet shop. Charlie's Sweet Shop was acquired and added much later, providing an additional area to the pub and three B&B rooms. The pub is full of character and traditional pub charm with a lovely ambience and large courtyard garden with some cover and heaters.

The combination of comfortable sofas, lounge chairs and tables gives everyone the opportunity to enjoy visiting The Coachmakers Arms to relax or eat from our delicious menu. We are not a gastro pub, but serve the best pizzas you can imagine from our stone-bake oven alongside a selection of sharing dishes to enjoy with a glass of your favourite tipple. The sun trap garden is a beautiful space which can be enjoyed whatever the weather, with cover and heating to keep you warm and dry. Please note, there is no private car park. However, there are several large public car parks in the vicinity.

The Coachmakers Arms is situated in the centre of the bustling riverside town of Wallingford and within easy reach of the Thames Path, shops and amenities. Wallingford itself is a town with rich, medieval history and architecture, well known for its connections to the popular TV series Midsummer Murders and its past resident, Agatha Christie. The town has an old cinema, interesting independent shops and country and river walks on its doorstep.