Thrasher pub reopens on Nacton Road after refurbishment

Why it matters: The pub, owned by Greene King, has been closed for refurbishment and reopened to guests on Thursday, 10 July.

The details: The pub's interior has been refitted with new décor, lighting and furniture. The toilets have also been refurbished.

The food and drink offering has been extended to include a breakfast menu, available from 09:00 seven days a week, alongside a new self-serve coffee machine.

The pub has also installed new TV screens and sound systems to show live sport, including Sky Sports and TNT Sports fixtures.

Outside, the beer garden has been refreshed with new furniture, signage and lighting, and the children's play area has been updated.

What they're saying: Terry Reilly, general manager at the Thrasher, said: "We know just how much this pub means to the local community, and we're delighted to be showcasing the pub's brand-new look and feel this summer.

"With changes ranging from a delicious new breakfast offering to sparkling upgrades both inside and out, there's something for everyone here at the Thrasher. We have also been busy planning a host of entertainment for guests of all ages to enjoy. Come in and see us to find out more!"

What's next: The pub will host a weekly entertainment schedule, including Open Mic Mondays, a general knowledge quiz night, family karaoke on Sundays and regular live music.

The bottom line: The Thrasher has reopened following a refurbishment of its interior, food offering and outdoor space, with new entertainment planned for the coming weeks.

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