Pubs in Warwick

Globe

10 Theatre Street, Warwick CV34 4DP

Opened in 1788 as The Globe Inn Commercial and Posting House, the varied exterior elevations reveal the many alterations and extensions over the years. Situated just off the Market Place, until the 1960s it was reached by an iron bridge over the ravine-like street The Hollway. The building is a grade II listed 18th century inn in the heart of Warwick near the Market Place. It was renamed in January 2015, reverting back to it's old name, The Globe by new owners Oakman Inns & Restaurants. A lively bar and restaurant serving steaks with fine wines and ales.

Jabavan

6 Castle Street, Warwick CV34 4BP

This Warwick Centre Indian restaurant servers a large selection of bottled beers from Church Farm, Twisted Barrel and Purity. There are also Church Farm Jabavan IPA on cask.

Old Post Office

12 West Street, Warwick CV34 6AN

Warwick's first alehouse offers a friendly, relaxed atmosphere and traditional beers served both on handpump and straight from the cask. Popular with real ale enthusiasts and local residents, the small bar is housed in a former shop just below the West Gate and within easy walking distance of the castle. It is decorated with a large collection of pub memorabilia. A good selection of ciders is also available. No food is served but you are welcome to bring your own.

Nelson Working Mens Social Club

Charles Street, Warwick CV34 5LE

Southern Golf Club

7 Old Square, Warwick CV34 4RA

Warwick Conservative Club

11 Swan Street, Warwick CV34 4BJ

Old Coffee Tavern

16 The Old Square, Warwick CV34 4RA

Built in 1880 by local philanthropist Thomas Bellamy Dale, the building was know as Dale's Coffee Tavern and Hotel. The building was used by the local authority for many years before the Mosaic Pub and Dining Company refurbished it and opened it as a bar and restaurant in 2017. The bar is housed in a large wooden floored room with tall ceilings and many interesting original features including an internal windowed wall. At the rear is an enclosed yard.

Warwick Real Ale

13b Smith Street, Warwick CV34 4JA

Set in the heart of Warwick, this is a specialist bottle shop with 300+ beers and ciders in stock including local breweries, of which, many are bottled conditioned. The very popular draught Beer Growler takeaway service is also on offer. There is now a license to drink on site, with 5 keg lines and none of them tied. Steady Rolling Man from Deya seems to be a regular and welcomed beer. There are also 3 big fridges now installed which contain loads of craft beer.

Dough & Brew

45 Brook Street, Warwick CV34 4BL

Located in the centre of Warwick, Dough and Brew offer great food and a large range of bottled beers.

Rigsby's Cellar Bar

The Holloway, Warwick CV34 4TH

Warwick's smallest pub. Located in an old cellar in the famous Holloway, the pub has two changing beers and 1 craft keg. It also serves wines, spirits, prosecco and a keg lager. Looks and feels like a Belgian bar. Cosy and friendly.

Racing Club Warwick

Townsend Meadow, Hampton Road, Warwick CV34 6JP