The Ruddy Duck
The Ruddy Duck is a charming grade II listed village public house nestled in the village of Peakirk, Peterborough.
This traditional, local pub offers a fresh, warming traditional pub menu coupled with local craft beverages & fan favourites.
We have ample free car parking and our alfresco courtyard is the perfect oasis for any passing visitor or returning local.
Lovely dog friendly pub with a good atmosphere
Lovely dog friendly pub with a good atmosphere. Impressed with the new owner, who introduced himself to everyone who came in.
K Hamilton, Cambridgeshire
The food was good, as was the service. Would recommend.
Hearty, flavoursome pub classics
If you’re looking for a cosy and welcoming place to enjoy a delicious meal, look no further than The Ruddy Duck. Here you’ll find a variety of flavoursome traditional pub food, made with fresh and locally sourced ingredients. Whether you fancy a hearty pie, a succulent roast, or a classic fish and chips, you’ll be spoilt for choice by our menu.
Come and taste the best of British cuisine at the local village pub, where you’ll always find a warm smile and a cold pint waiting for you.
Why ‘The Ruddy Duck’?
A Grade II listed building, The Ruddy Duck on St. Pega’s Road was originally built as a row of cottages in the late 17th century.
The pub was formerly known as The Black Bull, however, after the Peakirk Wildfowl Trust opened in 1957, it was renamed in 1964 after a species of North American duck (oxyura jamaicensis).
