Pubs in Rugby

Black Horse Inn

43 The Green, Rugby CV22 7LZ

Stag & Pheasant

28 School Street, Rugby CV21 4BW

A large village pub which is a popular stop for walkers as it is only 10 minutes from the Oxford canal.

Black Swan

5 Chapel Street, Rugby CV21 3EB

Worker's Club

32 Oliver Street, Rugby CV21 2ET

Central Park

2 Central Park Drive, Rugby CV23 0WE

Modern family friendly pub offering good value pub food and an indoor play area for children.

Town & County

12 Henry Street, Rugby CV21 2QA

CAMRA members are made very welcome at this winner of the Rugby CAMRA Club of the Year 2015. This is a friendly club located in the town-centre serving up to four well-kept real ales. Two guest ales feature sourced from breweries near and far, and these are often selected based on input from the club's members. The club has a very active social calendar with active skittles and darts teams and regular quiz nights. Live music one Sunday afternoon a month.

London Calling!

11-13 Castle Street, Rugby CV21 2TP

A contemporary bar in the town centre with music-themed décor. Up to three real ales are on offer, regularly from Church End Brewery which includes their seasonal specials. Live music may be enjoyed on Saturday nights, with rock, mod and ska bands often featuring in keeping with the venue's theme. Traditional English breakfasts are available to enjoy on Saturday and Sunday mornings, and gourmet burger nights are held on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Half Moon

32 Lawford Road, Rugby CV21 2DY

Small mid-terraced pub that is quite simply a local boozer. Situated 5 minutes walk from town centre, Friendly locals who always make you feel welcome populate the pub. It is two terraced houses that have been knocked into one with plenty of wooden seating & tables. The walls are adorned with pictures of old Rugby. There are no foody smells to distract from the beer. Bus route

Merchants Inn

5-6 Little Church Street, Rugby CV21 3AW

Up to nine real ales are available in this flagstoned gem of a pub. Comfortable seating and an open fire make this a welcoming place to enjoy real ales, ciders, perries and foreign beers. Excellent home-cooked food is served at lunchtimes. The walls are covered in an impressive range of pub and brewery memorabilia. Rugby and cricket feature on the big screen. There are regular beer festivals, theme nights and quizzes. Situated a mile from Rugby railway station.

Raglan Arms

50 Dunchurch Road, Rugby CV22 6AD

Lovely refurbished pub with friendly landlord re-opened by Black Country Ales on 23/5/19.

Squirrel Inn

33 Church Street, Rugby CV21 3PU

A small historic pub which offers a warm welcome. A real fire in winter creates a cosy atmosphere adding to the Squirrel's genuine charm. Live music is a big part of the pub's culture, featuring an open mic on Wednesday evenings and bands of varied genres appear most Saturday evenings. Local and independent brewers are featured alongside brands from the Marston's stable. Occasionally the pub may open later midweek - check before travelling. Beers from Cotleigh and Pitchfork are regularly available. Rugby CAMRA Pub of the Year runner-up for the past three years.

Fighting Cocks

39 Cymbeline Way, Bilton, Rugby CV22 6JZ

Light and roomy estate pub that has undergone a recent tasteful refurbishment. Seating is plentiful and a pool table is tucked away in a leg of this C-shaped single room pub. There are usually 2 guest ales available, and sky sports is shown on 3 large screens. Occasional beer festivals.