Entertainment & Nightlife in Daventry

The Maltsters Country Inn is a traditional village pub in the village of Badby, Northamptonshire, with a bar, restaurant and function room. Surrounded by countryside close to the Fawlsey estate and Badby Woods, the area is popular with walkers and outdoor enthusiasts. The pub serves homemade quality food, cocktails

The Queen Of Hearts is a Marston's pub and restaurant on Wimborne Place in Daventry, serving a menu of curries, British pub classics, burgers, Sunday roasts, lighter bites, and desserts. The bar offers Marston's cask ales alongside draught products, wines, spirits, and soft drinks, with Hawkstone recently added to the

The Ale Pole is an independent craft ale public house situated on Sheaf Street in Daventry's old town pedestrianised high street. The warm blue wood facade surrounds two large glass front windows, with pub signage above the door illuminated by three large brass lamps. Hanging above the entrance like a flagpole is what

The Boathouse is a gastropub beside the Grand Union Canal on London Road in Braunston, Daventry. Part of the Marston's group, it serves pub favourites and daily specials alongside Sunday roasts, with an Order and Pay service bringing food and drinks straight to your table. The pub welcomes families and dogs, with a

The Dun Cow is a pub on Brook Street in Daventry, situated just off the main high street within an expansive residential area of town. It offers a pub dining experience focused on traditional meals, serving both lunch and dinner. The bar carries a selection of cask ales, wines and soft drinks. The establishment has

The Fox and Hounds is a relaxed country pub on Banbury Road in Charwelton, Daventry, serving great beers alongside British bar food and sourdough pizzas. The interior features cosy corners, countless sofas and two fireplaces, while outside there is a suntrap patio. Championing British suppliers and sourcing as locally