Entertainment & Nightlife in Warwick

The Black Horse Inn is a long-established freehold pub, restaurant and hotel situated on the Saltisford in Warwick town centre. It has been serving the Warwick and Warwickshire area for over a century and offers 20 en-suite rooms across single, double or twin, and family configurations. Each room comes with hot drinks

The Antelope Inn is a traditional Warwick pub on Saltisford, a short walk from Warwick Castle and the town centre and conveniently close to Warwick Racecourse. It is a long-standing favourite with locals and visitors, known for its real ale and friendly welcome. The pub has classic character with a relaxed atmosphere,

The Black Pug is a neighbourhood pub on Coten End in Warwick, dating back to the 16th century and formerly known as The Millwright Arms. It sits in the heart of the historic town, famous for its castle and gardens. The pub offers a garden area, generous seating and a good selection of drinks. Vegetarian and vegan

The Cape of Good Hope is an independent freehold pub and restaurant situated alongside the Grand Union Canal at Warwick top lock, just a 15 minute stroll from Warwick town centre. The owners, Steve and Emma Jury, have run the Cape for over 27 years, supported by general manager Tom Buxton. As a free house with no

The Kings Head is a 400-year-old inn on Saltisford in Warwick, fully refurbished to combine contemporary styling with original seventeenth century features. It sits less than a two minute walk from the town square and about ten minutes from Warwick Castle. There are two drinking areas, both with ample seating for

New Bowling Green is a family-run pub housed in a Grade II listed 15th-century building on St Nicholas Church Street in Warwick, complete with original Tudor beams. Adam and Jess run the pub with their family and strive to make everyone feel welcome, including four-legged friends. The pub sits within walking distance

The Old Coffee Tavern is a traditional pub with boutique rooms situated between the historic market square and St Mary's Church in the heart of Warwick. It serves seasonal food including slow-cooked Sunday lunches alongside a selection of local ales. Boutique accommodation is available upstairs, making it a convenient

The Roebuck Inn is Warwick's oldest public house, dating back to 1470. Located on the historic Smith Street and a stone's throw from Warwick Castle, it serves food and drinks throughout the day and night. The menu features well-seasoned British and international dishes, including imaginative specials, with a main

The Rose & Crown sits in the corner of the Market Place in Warwick, a lively pub loved by locals and visitors alike. Part of the Peach Pubs group, this former coaching inn serves fresh, seasonal food every day, from breakfast through to dinner, with Sunday roasts a particular highlight featuring crispy roast potatoes,

The Stags Head is a traditional English village pub in Wellesbourne, housed in a Grade II listed building that dates back to 1640. With its thatched roof, visible timber frame and flagstone floors, the pub retains many original features. It was founded in 1830 and was the original meeting place for Joseph Arch,

The Tilted Wig is a 17th-century inn on Warwick's Market Place, offering a bar and restaurant on the ground floor with four bed and breakfast rooms above. The pub serves quality real ales and a fine array of world lagers alongside seasonal dishes from the kitchen, with vegetarian and gluten free options available.

The Unicorn is a family friendly pub on Hardwick Field Lane in Warwick, serving a generous main menu that includes burgers, curries, steaks and hand stretched pizzas from a dedicated pizza kitchen. A children's menu lets younger visitors choose exactly what is on their plate, and Sunday roasts are a regular feature.