Oakham tap located within spitting distance of Peterborough BR station. Externally not much to look at, a 30’s style estate pub, however the former brewing vat shelter/entrance sets it apart a little. The decor inside is modern and not what you’d expect from the externals of your typical 30’s place. My one visit here was on a Saturday afternoon and trade was pretty brisk. All Oakham beers as you’d expect and all in good nick. If you have half an hour to change trains in Peterborough this is well worth a quick visit.

Lovely place not to far away from The Train station. Nice selection both on tap and bottles.

We visited here on Thursday 21st February primarily to return empty casks following Merton Winter Beer Festival but also as I hadn’t been to the pub for a very long time.The place is very large and in a rather ugly area surrounded by car parks of which there were four separate ones and also bordered by the inner ring round. We had Scarlet Macaw which at £2.50 a pint was superb and following this a half of Atilla at just £3.70 a pint. Beers as you would imagine were excellent we also had a Thai meal which was very decent, in fact rarely have I ever not managed to finish Thai food but the soup was unbelievably hot. Perhaps a little too cavernous and lacking a little soul but it does its best, the staff were helpful and after a few beers we bunked up for the night in one of the adjacent car parks in Frank (camper)

I like Oakham beers so I liked the place. Real ales were in a good condition (2011).

Not a very welcoming place, faceless and modern, the superb Oakham beers are the only reason I can think of visiting. Quite a good reason though.

Big barn of a place on a wet Monday afternoon, no food available this day nor much of a beer range. Comfortable and Dog friendly which was a bonus. It’s ok.

Large, modern bar featuring the Oakham’s range. I personally love this brewery so I was happy with the selection, which included a barley wine. It was fairly quite when we were in but nice to see the brewing equipment on show.

8 casks, all Oakham Ales, surprisingly, Spacious and new place. Quite loud music. Far from traditional English pub. Some customers on Tuesday evening. OK service.

Plenty of guest beers, all in good condition. Quick and friendly staff. Was in a mad rush for a train, couldn’t really absorb the atmosphere properly. Seemed like an OK pub, but a bit bustley.

The Brewery Tap, home of Oakham Ales, is purportedly Europe’s largest brewpub. Lots of Oakham beers on draft alongside some guest ales and macros. The restaurant serves some pretty good Thai food. I had the chicken pad thai which was a little sweet but good. The beers all tasted quite similar but were good quality. The seating area, other than for dinner, is made up of old leather sofas and chairs and large wooden coffee tables. There is also an upstairs with tables and chairs for dining. A very enjoyable place right next to Queensgate shopping center.