Pubs in Rugby

Paddox

360 Hillmorton Rd, Rugby CV22 5EY

Large, open plan, family friendly pub with a central "u" shaped bar. New owners have undertaken a major refurbishment and planned to open at the end of October. The second lockdown followed by Tier 4 restrictions have prevented this.

Prince of Wales

Drury Lane, Rugby CV21 3DA

Red Lion

53 High St, Rugby CV21 4EG

Royal Oak

233 Lawford Road, Rugby CV21 2JG

Windmill Inn

1 North Street, Rugby CV21 2AB

The Windmill is a nineteenth century coaching inn that Black Country Ales have re-opened after being closed for a decade. It had previously been re-named the Rugby Tavern for a few years. The interior has been completely re-furbished but appears to be a long established traditional pub. There is a small courtyard at the rear. Bar snacks consisting of fresh cobs, pork pie and sausage rolls are available. Four beers from Black Country Ales, eight guest ales, and three changing ciders or perries are available on handpump.

Bell & Barge

Brownsover Road, Rugby CV21 1HL

Set on the banks of the old canal, this restaurant and bar has a large beer garden.

Wheeltapper

123 Railway Terrace, Rugby CV21 3EY

Imposing Victorian railway building. Corner location, with a host of original features including beautiful mosaic floor and wall tiles. 2 handpumps serve changing mostly mainstream beers. There is a pool table and the locals are often playing dominoes and cards in the L shaped bar area. Regular live music. Accommodation available and nearest pub to the railway station.

William Webb Ellis

22 Warwick St, Rugby CV21 3DH

Large town pub close to Rugby school. Well known for lunches and evening meals. Skittles table and dart board for local matches. Occasional band's and retro 70's / 80's disco. 2 handpumps selling Marston's Pedigree and Bank's Bitter. Outside drinking area.

Quigleys

22 Albert St, Rugby CV21 2RS

A restaurant and Irish bar serving food to be cooked at your table on super-heated lava stone.