Lyneham pub opens new café after six years running business
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 10 Oct, 06:16 · Archive
The Mallard pub in Lyneham has opened Lyneham Lounge, a new café serving food six days a week.
The Mallard pub in Lyneham, Wiltshire, has opened a new café called Lyneham Lounge. The venture represents an expansion of the business and creates a new space for residents to meet, eat and socialise.
Natalie Evans, 52, and her husband Nathan, 51, have run The Mallard as tenants of Wadworth Brewery for the past six years. The couple said they had worked hard to build up the pub and establish it as a valued part of the local community. Their two daughters Jordan, 27, and Jessie, 24, and son Ellis, 18, are all involved in helping to run the pub and café.
The new café serves food six days a week and is intended to offer local residents another reason to visit the pub during the daytime. The couple hope Lyneham Lounge will become a popular meeting place for people in Lyneham and the surrounding area.
Natalie described the café opening as marking an exciting new chapter for the business after six years on its journey. She said she was keen to introduce more people to what Lyneham Lounge has to offer.
The Mallard pub opens from 3.30pm seven days a week. It closes at 11.30pm Monday to Thursday, midnight on Saturday, and 10pm on Sunday.
How it is being reported
- New café opens at popular pub run by same family for six yearsA Wiltshire pub has expanded its offering with the opening of a new café.Swindon Advertiser · 10 Oct, 05:00
- New café opens at popular pub run by same family for six yearsA Wiltshire pub has expanded its offering with the opening of a new café.Wiltshire Times · 10 Oct, 05:00
- New café opens at popular pub run by same family for six yearsA Wiltshire pub has expanded its offering with the opening of a new café.Gazette & Herald · 10 Oct, 05:00
In this story: Natalie Evans · Nathan Evans · The Mallard · Lyneham Lounge · Wadworth Brewery · Lyneham · Wiltshire
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