The Town Mills — Pub in Andover

The Town Mills stands on Bridge Street in Andover, just outside the city centre. It’s a Grade II listed pub originally established in 1086 and built in Victorian industrial style, once used for milling along the River Anton. Now serving traditional ales and home cooked food, it offers riverside seating with views of flowing water from both indoor and outdoor areas. You can find it a short drive away from Andover’s main hub, near the Museum of the Iron Age.

This Grade II listed building dates back to 1086, originally serving as a mill before becoming a pub. It maintains its historic character with natural lighting and warm decor that complements its riverside setting. The interior offers step-free access and accessible toilets, making it suitable for families and solo visitors alike. You can find lively yet moderate noise levels during evening hours, especially on Wednesday quiz night.

The Town Mills serves as a relaxed pub in Andover with traditional ales and home cooked food. Locals come here for quiet afternoons or to enjoy the evening buzz. The riverside seating is busiest during Wednesday quiz night, drawing friends and groups for casual drinks. It’s well equipped with toilets, step-free access, and outdoor seating, worth the walk for anyone looking for a friendly, accessible spot just outside the city.