Bricklayers Arms - Luton

The Bricklayers Arms is a haven for real ale drinkers in South Bedfordshire, well located near the railway station in the characterful Victorian Hightown area. Thankfully reopened after COVID, the range of real ales is still second to none, served up in a very traditional setting. This pub is very much ‘wet led’ and is ideal if you are a lover of real ale or want to meet for drinks. Also used regularly by Luton Town supporters and football is shown on large screens when it is played. A well recommended real ale pub.

A really lively, vibrant night enhanced by the wide selection of beers and spirits on offer. The cientelle is as diverse as Luton itself. Proper party atmosphere, added to by the visit of a large group from the Hatters Supporters Club of Scandinavia. Only downside was a bunch of misogynistic mail-menopausal men at the barrel by the door. Couldn't cope when they were checked by the landlady. Obviously not regulars or they'd know she has successfully run this pub for 35 years.

An unpleasant landlady ruined our experience at this restaurant, leaving us questioning how the management and staff are able to work with her. It is clear that there are difficulties in running the establishment. Unfortunately, we will not be continuing to support this pub. It is no surprise that pubs are forced to close down so frequently.

This cozy pub has a fantastic atmosphere. The people here are very friendly and the variety of drinks they offer is perfect. You'll have plenty of options to choose from. It's also a popular spot for fans of Luton Town, so there's always lively conversation and banter about the team.

Our arranged meeting place before the Luton v West Brom game. Despite the sign on the front door saying 'no away fans ', the gaffer saw sense and allowed us to sit in the back garden in the lovely sunshine. Superb choice of beers, the Vagabond Blond was excellent. Nice cheese cobs too. I would suggest that if you 're a football away fan and you want to visit this great opub, thyen don 't waer your colours and you shouldn 't have a problem,.