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THIS IS THE ONLY OFFICIAL WEBSITE FOR THE OLD SUGAR LOAF, ALL OTHER WEBSITES ARE OBSOLETE.

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The Old Sugar Loaf today is the heart of the High Street and Town, with 2 bar areas and a DJ on a Friday night and 2 brilliant DJ's on a Saturday night we are the place to be.

Delicious food is served daily from 10am - 9pm, to keep you going all day & night!

With our amazing staff and management team you will feel part of the family. 

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We are run by a highly trained management team:

Owner: Ricky Graveson.

Manager: John O' Reilly.

Assistant Managers: Tracey Heywood & Alex MC.

 

History Of The Old Sugar Loaf:

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The Sugar Loaf was built in 1717 as a luxury hotel following an increase in travel and tourism and soon become a known favourite of the nobility and gentry travelling on the wailing street coaching route. 

Business at the Sugar Loaf was at its peak during the coaching era when the demand for good food, accommodation and staying facilities was at its highest. 

Many famous people have visited The Sugar Loaf. According to Daniel Defoe, Moll Flanders stayed here in 1750, although no-one can confirm this. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert visited the hotel in 1841. Other visitors have included the Marquis of Waterford and Lord Byron and in April 1976 a lion stayed here while travelling from Edinburgh Zoo to Longleat in Wiltshire. 

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