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A New Chapter for Church Street The Monk’s Cottage Opens in Oakham Rutland
Oakham's social scene is welcoming a brand-new addition with the opening of The Monk’s Cottage on Church Street.
The fresh venue breathes new life into a familiar local site the former restaurant building that once served as the home for the popular Merry Monk pub, which originally closed its doors around 2015.
While the building possesses a generous footprint, previous operators had reconfigured the layout by opening up the smaller, more intimate rooms of the original Merry Monk into a larger, more expansive restaurant space.
For the launch of The Monk’s Cottage, the new owners have taken a deliberate creative turn. They have cleverly worked to reclaim that expansive footprint, implementing smart design and styling to craft an intimate, welcoming environment. The result blends the spaciousness of the venue with a genuinely cosy, intimate atmosphere.
The Monk’s Cottage brings a fresh casual dining and drinking experience back to Church Street. Visitors can look forward to a menu featuring approachable favourites, sharing plates, and comforting bites like baked Camembert.
A relaxed beverage lineup spanning carefully selected wines, signature cocktails, and non-alcoholic options.
An interior tailored for socialising, offering a warm refuge whether locals are dropping in for a quick drink or settling in for a leisurely evening.
This exciting arrival bridges a piece of Oakham's pub history with a modern, community-focused revival, giving residents a fresh reason to visit Church Street.
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Including Market Place, Market Street, Church Street, Crown Walk,
John Street, Melton Road and Deans Street and Gaol Street.
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