Newbold Comyn Arms

The Newbold Comyn Arms is an award-winning pub and restaurant on Newbold Terrace East in Leamington Spa, set within the historic former stables of the Willes family Manor House. The building dates back to the 18th century and once housed up to 18 horses, with famous visitors such as the Marquis of Waterford also stabling their horses there. In the late 1970s the stables were converted into a riding school before being lovingly restored into the pub it is today. The kitchen serves freshly prepared food using locally sourced ingredients, with menus covering breakfast, lunch, dinner and traditional Sunday roasts. A special lunchtime menu runs from Tuesday to Thursday offering two courses for £16 or three for £20, alongside the popular Fish and Fizz Fridays. The interior features a cosy open log fire and rustic exposed beams, while outside there is an expansive beer garden and a covered pergola for dining in all weathers. A children's play area suitable for ages two to ten sits alongside plenty of outside seating. The Newbold Comyn Arms is dog friendly, welcoming clean, well-behaved dogs in the bar and garden areas year round, with covered outdoor dining available for those wishing to dine with their dogs on Sundays. The House and Orangery provides elegant spaces for weddings, celebrations and special occasions, and the pub hosts a lively calendar of events including seasonal festivals and weekly live music nights. Awards include the Leamington Business Sparkle Award, the Leamington in Bloom Award and the Muddy Stilettos Best Destination Pub 2023.