Pubs in Warwick

Roebuck Inn

Smith Street, Warwick CV34 4HU

Brick and timber pub. One bar but three distinct drinking areas. One of Warwick's oldest pubs. Parts date back to 1470.

Wild Boar

27 Lakin Road, Warwick CV34 5BU

Award-winning Project William community pub, close to the railway station. An end-of-terrace Victorian building, it has a bar, snug and separate beer hall which was formerly a skittle alley. The pub is the taphouse for Slaughterhouse Brewery. Ten handpumps deliver Slaughterhouse, Everards and guest ales, with two real ciders also available. Outside is an attractive patio hop garden - the hops are used for Slaughterhouse's annual brew, the Green Hopper.

King's Head

39 Saltisford, Warwick CV34 4TD

Two roomed symmetrical Georgian pub. The two rooms the Music Room and the Tapestry Room. Food menu has includes tapas and latin influences.

Rose & Crown

30 Market Place, Warwick CV34 4SH

Once a traditional market town pub, it has a large bar, small cosy snug and back room for meals and functions. The pub as 13 letting rooms around the corner and the back is set out for diners. The bar area is modern and comfortable. There is large outdoor seating area in the front.

Saxon Mill

Coventry Road, Warwick CV34 5YN

Very old building, once was a watermill. Part of the River Avon flows beneath the building. Major renovation in 2003, now run as a country eating house. Dining areas on two floors, ground floor bar has drinking only space. Outdoor terraces and garderns over look the river and the ruin of Guy's Cliffe house just downstream.

Antelope

93 Saltisford, Warwick CV34 4TU

Popular local near Warwick Racecourse. The pub has a long association with the Royal Warwick Regiment. Outside, there is a large mural of the regiment in battle and inside there is other regimental memorabilia. The pub sign features the animal of the Warwickshire Regiment's badge.

Forester's Arms

47 Crompton Street, Warwick CV34 6HG

Former Watneys pub near main entrance to the racecourse. Retains two bars, the larger public bar is on the right. Popular with local drinkers.

Racehorse

36 Stratford Road, Warwick CV34 6AS

Large 1940s style roadside pub. Once owned by Whitbread then by Banks. Sold to Everards in 1989. The pub underwent a refurbishment in 2018. A large spacious pub with distinct internal areas for drinking and dining. Outside there is a large patio and garden.

Woodloes Tavern

16 Reardon Court, Warwick CV34 5RN

A 1960s estate pub. Formerly named the Sarah Siddons, after the famous actress, who before she was married worked as a maid at nearby Guy's Cliffe House. Closed late 2008, renamed and reopened 29 October 2009. The pub has undergone an extensive redecoration and interior alterations. The exterior features bright purple-red paintwork which makes the building stand out. The interior is in the current fashionable shades of cream, stone and fawn, with red carpets and curtains. The bar remains in the same place but behind it is a new kitchen area and opposite are new toilets.

Unicorn

64 Hardwick Field Lane, Warwick CV34 6LN

New pub opened March 2008. Large L shaped open plan but divided up into smaller areas. Redecorated and branded as part of the Generous George brand in 2016. Pool table and pizza bar now feature. Patio overlooks Chase Meadow lake. Quiz night Monday.

Jury's Restaurant and Wine Bar

3 Radio House, Swan Street, Warwick CV34 4AZ

Black Horse

62 Saltisford, Warwick CV34 4TD

Hotel with a lounge and restaurant.