Popular Northamptonshire village pub reopens following six-figure makeover
“There is a fresh, premium feel to The Greyhound which is perfect for the everyday and special occasions” – Georgina Mead, general manager
A popular village pub near Northampton has reopened following a six-figure refurbishment, introducing a new look and improved facilities for customers.
The Greyhound, on Towcester Road in Milton Malsor, has welcomed customers back after undergoing extensive improvements.
The Chef & Brewer pub, operated by Greene King, has received upgraded signage and exterior improvements, alongside a complete refresh of its interior.
A new layout has created separate spaces for drinking and dining, while updated lighting, flooring, furnishings and toilets aim to improve customer comfort.
An open fire has also been introduced, providing a cosy setting ahead of the winter months.
The pub continues to offer its usual menus, including seasonal specials, Sunday roasts, light bites and snacks, alongside cask ales, cocktails and coffee.
Georgina Mead, general manager of The Greyhound, said: “We have made the most of all its unique character and charm and carefully blended those special features which add to the sense of occasion, welcome and comfort.”
“We are lucky to be surrounded by such lovely countryside, and we have taken that natural beauty and added some new features and furniture to really make the most of it,” she added.