Acquired by The Free Spirit Pub Company who reopened The Olde Coach House on the 16th November. Country pub, restaurant and hotel. See Facebook page & website for updates.

The Arnold re-opened on the 12th April 2025.

Friendly members club with two smart rooms and flexible visitor arrangements. Regular pop up food eg. pizzas, chippy, Jamaican, curry, Mexican see Facebook page. Social village events eg. Burns Night. Darts, pool (free), skittles.

Built circa 1730, this family run pub pre-dates the adjacent Grand Union Canal. Dining areas are at both ends of the building, with several settees in front of the L-shaped bar. There is lots of outside seating next to the lock and on the lawn beside the canal. The menu offers a choice of traditional home-cooked food using locally sourced ingredients, mixed with a few more exotic options. Quiz on Thursday evenings. Braunston Marina is nearby.

Dating back to 1672 the Old Plough is a two roomed traditional pub that has recently been refurbished. There is a south facing patio and lawn at the rear. Quiz on Tuesday evenings.

British-Indian Restaurant and Bar.

A family friendly village pub, focusing on excellent traditional pub food at great value. The pub focuses on meals but offers excellent real ale in a modern and comfortable setting. A relaxed drinking area is to the rear of the pub, with the rest set out as eating areas. Popular with families, there is an outdoor play area for children. A large canopy covering a seating area is to the rear. Dogs are allowed in the garden. The upstairs of the pub has been converted to provide accommodation.

Friendly village pub within walking distance of the Oxford Canal, it offers a couple of changing beers as well as Greene King. There are a few bench tables at the front, with limited parking. Pizza on some Friday evenings. Live music at weekends, see Facebook.

Welcoming, two roomed village local with a modern twist, which has been sympathetically renovated by the new owners. There is a south facing terrace and garden overlooking the Avon Valley. The home cooked, locally sourced menu includes vegetarian, vegan and children’s options. Drinks include English red and white wines, local gins and whiskies, and taking pride of place on the bar ales from Catthorpe’s Dow Bridge Brewery. Rugby & District CAMRA Branch's Country Pub of the Year 2022. Closed Monday to Thursday.

Village pub / restaurant with a traditional feel, offering generous meal deals from Monday to Friday. The aim is to offer three changing real ales, one golden, one IPA/amber, and one darker beer.

The kitchen team is led by head chef Alex, who takes pride in using the freshest locally-sourced ingredients. The kitchen serves everything from classic pub food to more refined plates, so there's something for every taste. Breakfast served Tues-Weds & Fri-Sun 9 - 11am.

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This food led, seventeenth century, Grade II listed coaching inn is built of local iron stone with a thatched roof and has been run by the same family since 1979. The inside is now open plan with a bar at one end, but there are still distinct areas with low beamed ceilings, wooden panelling and window seats. There is a “Pie Night” on the first Sunday of the month, and a quiz on the last Sunday. Other events include Bingo Nights and classic car shows in the summer.

Village free house built out of local ironstone situated on the main road through the village. To the front a comfortable bar has tables and settees. To the rear is a large restaurant catering for up to 90 dinners. Food, much of it sourced locally, ranges from pub favourites to restaurant specials with a variety of vegetarian options and regular theme nights. Occasional live music is played. Good value accommodation is available. Breakfast is served 9am - 11am at weekends.

Part of the Vintage Inns chain, this village pub, restaurant and hotel has a focus on food with an extensive menu and choice of three real ales. This was one of a number of coaching inns in the area at the cross roads between Rugby & Banbury and Coventry and Northampton. The Dun Cow name was based on a legend of a Monster Cow that roamed Dunsmore Heath in the middle ages.

The Green Man is a traditional local village community pub with friendly staff offering B&B style accommodation. The small ex-coaching inn faces the village green, a 1000 year old church and what was the Lion Inn where the co-conspirators with Guy Fawkes waited news that Parliament had been blown up! The cosy public bar has two TV screens playing Sky Sports and offers quality real ales from four hand pumps. The large dining room offers traditional Sunday roasts together with an extensive menu, from traditional bar snacks to delicious Steak Deals. There is a large car park and large garden with play equipment. Function room for 30 seated and 50 standing.

This quaint friendly village pub has a warm and cosy atmosphere, and doubles as centre for various walking, social, sports and community meetings. A small games room with skittles and darts also hosts the weekly poker night. Food is available but must be booked in advance. The restaurant seats up to 26 people, with additional seating in the games room and outside for summer use. Men's and Ladies skittle teams play in local leagues.

The original black and white timber framed building, which is now the restaurant, dates from 1550 and was converted to a pub sometime in the late 19th century. The bar, housed in an extension at the rear, continues the beamed theme. This traditional village pub is very popular with diners, especially at lunchtimes. Entrance is at the back from the car park. There is a small patio area at the rear.

A friendly and welcoming village pub with beamed ceilings & open fires. Separate games room with darts, quiz night Thursday, & Sunday poker evenings. Excellent food served (Booking advisable) either in the pub or spacious dining conservatory. Breakfast served Saturday & Sunday. Curry night Wednesday, steak night Thursdays. Large garden with ample seating. Summer garden beer festivals featuring live music and pig roast. Cyclists and walkers welcome.

Reopened on Wednesday 25th September. Aiming to be a part of the community, dedicated to producing fantastic fresh food, delivering welcoming service and creating a vibrant, cosy atmosphere with old-school pub charm with a focus on local producers is what The Old Lion is all about. From upbeat live music nights, alfresco dining, local ales, Sunday roasts and authentic Indian Dishes, they aim to cater for all.

Originally an old coaching inn, the George was rebuilt in the 1840s using bricks originally destined for Kilsby Railway Tunnel. The George serves up a menu of homemade dishes infused with Asian-inspiration.

Converted from a house in 2013, this railway themed, thriving community free house serves a wide selection of ales. Friendly conversation dominates in this welcoming pub creating a comfortable atmosphere. The large garden with an outside bar and the new garden barn makes this a great summer venue, with the local CAMRA branch awarding it Summer Pub of the Year for three consecutive years. Occasional folk nights and beer festivals are held. Sunday lunches are now served. Two still ciders are available.

This recently refurbished popular village local is warm and welcoming. One of the guest beers is always a dark ale, and two handpulled ciders are available. Traditional bar snacks include freshly made cobs and pork pies. Purchased in 1992, The Lawford Arms was the first pub bought by Angus McMeeking, founder and chairman of Black Country Ales. Current local CAMRA Branch Country Pub of the Year.

Newly Built in 2006. This large imposing Marston's eatery is a welcome addition to the town. Popular with transient customers and business clientele, who take advantage of the pubs close proximity to M1 (J20), the nearby travel lodge and the Sir Frank Whittles Jet based traffic island. All beers come from the Marston's range only.

Situated on the main road thoroughfare, the Greyhound dates from 1758 and was renovated by the current owner. This grade II listed coach house hotel offers a warm welcome. The lounge has period style furnishings, nautical pictures, old clocks and original features. The bar has a wood-block floor and stocks over a 100 whiskies. There is an outside paved courtyard for summer drinks. A popular venue for private parties and weddings. A new menu was launched on Monday 27th January.

The View restaurant and bar with its adjoining Terrace, part of the brand new club house, is open to all, and they offer a warm welcome to anyone who may wish to sample their new menus (breakfast & lunch), or relax for a little while with a coffee amongst friends. The bar and restaurant is fully licensed for use by members, visitors and the general public and offers a wide range of hot and cold drinks.

Modern community pub offering good value pub food and a good choice of real ales with plenty of entertainment with live music, quiz nights and live sports TV events.

Recently refurbished traditional town-centre, street corner local with a black and white frontage, built in 1919 on the site of an 18th-century coach house. The large lounge, with its open fire, shows TV sports. The public bar is divided by a central fireplace. Darts and dominoes teams are hosted. A small garden with a mural has been added to the rear of the pub.

A welcoming multi-roomed village pub. Outside drinking area at the back beyond the carpark, and a garden at the front for Summer days. Monthly Sunday evening folk music sessions. Sunday roasts served 12 noon till 4.30pm. Fish on Fridays. Family fun days on bank holidays.

A canal side village pub, with bar, lounge and restaurant, plus function room, adventure playground and en-suite accommodation. A choice of three real ales.

Family friendly pub situated on crossroads with an open plan bar and games room off to one side. Popular with sports fans, especially horse racing. Cricket, football & rugby are also shown on tv. Large garden with climbing frames etc.

Recently refurbished family friendly modern estate pub on the edge of Bilton village built at the same time as the housing development.

Set on the banks of the old canal, this restaurant and bar has a large beer garden.

The Black Swan (locally known as The Dirty Duck) is a large, friendly locals pub, serving a wide range of drinks. Major sports events are shown on large screens throughout the pub. There is a beer garden and outside bar.

Modern family friendly pub offering good value pub food and an indoor play area for children. Breakfast served 6.30am - 10.30am Monday to Friday, 7am - 11am Saturday & Sunday. Sunday cavery.

Reopened just before Christmas 2024. Large, open plan stone flagged pub with a large garden & outside seating.

Light and roomy estate pub that has undergone a recent tasteful refurbishment. Seating is plentiful and a pool table is tucked away in a leg of this C-shaped single room pub. There are usually 2 guest ales available, and sky sports is shown on 3 large screens. Occasional beer festivals.

Located in the heart of the community in Hillmorton, Rugby, The Hillmorton Ex-Servicemen's club is a friendly and welcoming club with an atmosphere suitable for all of the family. Celebrating their centenary in 2020, the club boasts a range of draught lagers, bottled beers, guest ales and wines & spirits As well as community bars, they offer two choices of rooms to hire. The large function room boasts its own bar, dance floor, air-conditioning, a raised stage and capacity up to 180 guests. The smaller lounge bar function room can hold up to 90 guests and also has a bar, stage, dance floor and air conditioning The club also host local community events along with social clubs and classes - check out their What's On Calendar for more information and contact details Hillmorton Ex-Servicemen's club is a members only club but they welcome daily members - visit their membership page for more information.

Friendly local pub. Everyone welcome & made into a local.

Friendly local community pub. L-shaped estate pub near a row of shops. There is a long main room with the bar at the end & a games area to the side. There is patio area at the front & a sheltered lawned garden at the back. One changing guest beer.

Up to nine real ales are available in this flagstoned gem of a pub. Comfortable seating and an open fire make this a welcoming place to enjoy real ales, ciders, perries and foreign beers. Locally produced pub snacks including pork pies and sausage rolls are available. The walls are covered in an impressive range of pub and brewery memorabilia. Rugby, cricket,golf and darts feature on the big screen. There are regular beer festivals, theme nights and quizzes. Situated a mile from Rugby railway station.

Town centre open plan sports bar with paved outside drinking area. Often busy with live music and karaoke.

Large pub on edge of the village green. The large rear garden has children's play equipment, a bouncy castle in the summer, and the Play Bus is available to hire for children's parties.

Busy members only club that was first established over half a century ago as a social space for workers on the railway. These days, the Rugby Railway Club is a family-friendly space where there’s always a warm welcome to be had. Activities include games nights, live music, bingo, quizzes and day trips. The Sidings Restaurant offers lunchtime meals seven days a week - booking required for Sunday lunch. Teams play in the local pub leagues and there is a bowling green. The Great Central Hall is available to hire and has a capacity of 160.

Busy social club with a large bar & concert room. Entertainment evenings are open to non-members - free of charge for events in the bar, ticketed for concert room events. See Facebook page for details. Multiple teams play in the local darts, dominoes, pool & skittles leagues. Lots of fundraising activities for local charities take place, including Myton Hospice & Blood Bikes. Filled rolls are available.

Traditional multi-roomed community pub with a focus on quality beers and ciders. Its 14 handpumps dispense an ever-changing selection of up to ten light and dark ales, plus four ciders, which are augmented by six craft beers. Food features include pie and pint on Wednesday evening. An impressive selection of pub made ‘hand crafted scotch eggs’ and pork pies are available plus filled rolls which can be enjoyed in the rear ‘courtyard garden’. Rugby is popular on the bar's TV's. Rugby and District CAMRA Pub of the Year 2023 & Warwickshire CAMRA Pub of the Year 2024. No children after 7pm. Closed on Mondays except bank holidays.

A large village pub which is a popular stop for walkers as it is only 10 minutes from the Oxford canal. Breakfast served on Saturdays 9.30 - 11.30am. Sunday lunches served from 1pm.

CAMRA members are made very welcome at this winner of the Rugby CAMRA Club of the Year 2015. This is a friendly club located in the town-centre serving up to four well-kept real ales. Two guest ales feature sourced from breweries near and far, and these are often selected based on input from the club's members. The club has a very active social calendar with active skittles and dominoes teams and regular quiz nights.

Family friendly food oriented pub and carvery with canal side gardens. Moorings for canal boaters. Classic car meets last Wednesday of the month April - September.

The Windmill is a 18th-century coaching inn that Black Country Ales have re-opened after being closed for a decade. It had previously been re-named the Rugby Tavern for a few years. The interior has been completely re-furbished but appears to be a long established traditional pub. There is a small courtyard at the rear. Bar snacks consisting of fresh cobs, pork pie and sausage rolls are available. Three beers from Black Country Ales, six guest ales, and five changing ciders or perries are available on handpump. Rugby CAMRA Pub of the Year 2024 runner up.

The White Hart is a traditional, family run village pub with low ceilings, exposed beams and a large fireplace with a wood-burning stove. Outside there is a large grassed drinking area. The three ales are all sourced from Leicestershire breweries. Good value cheese cobs are available, and there is a pizza van on Wednesday evenings. Burgers are available on some Wednesdays and Saturdays - see Facebook page. Sport is shown on TV. Nearby attractions include Stanford Reservoir, and Stanford Hall dating from 1697, which has a museum dedicated to aviator pioneer Percy Pilcher.

Re-opened Friday, 18th August. See face book page for updates. This picturesque village pub features a beautiful garden for alfresco dining, a kids' tepee, and a children's bar, making it an ideal spot for family gatherings. Inside, you'll find a warm and friendly atmosphere with a nicely decorated restaurant and bar area. The classic menu, crafted from fresh ingredients, includes a selection of specials to choose from. Don't miss the fabulous Sunday roasts and an array of beverages, including fine wines. Dog-friendly with treats for furry friends, the Oak and Black Dog is a perfect retreat for unwinding and enjoying quality time with loved ones. Now open for breakfast from 9am Monday to Wednesday.

A warm welcome is assured at this family-run community local, whose landlord has been in situ for more than 38 years. The menu caters for all and includes vegetarian and children’s options. The large garden and play area are popular with families in good weather. A marquee provides the venue for the annual music festival and is available for private hire. Pub games include table skittles. The 18th-century Stamford Hall, with a caravan park and museum, is less than a mile away. Different pop up food offerings are available most Thursdays - see Facebook for details.

Draycote Hotel has a restaurant and bar, and is partnered with the adjacent Whitefields golf course which host The Fairways bar overlooking the course. Sunday lunches and afternoon teas are available - please book at least 24 hours in advance.

Local country village community pub run with locals in mind - everyone welcome including dogs. Pub games played competitively throughout the week. All parties big or small considered - it is "your local". Four real ales on at any time. Relax in a friendly environment in the bar, games room or garden. the log burner is always on during the winter. Quiz night in aid of the Air Ambulance on the third Thursday of the month.

Charming 17th-century country pub heated with wood burners. There are two bars split over two levels; a traditional bar where darts and skittles are played, and a comfortable beamed lounge leading to the restaurant which serves a wide variety of food. A large canopied patio overlooks the lawned garden. Regular live bands during the summer. Local Vale of Welton cider is stocked. Visit the recently-opened Little Shop of Ale for bottles to take away. Children and dogs are welcome.

Traditional, village orientated public house stocking a variety of Real Ales, Lagers, Ciders, and Wines, set in a quaint rural village. Two bars with wooden beams and traditional fireplaces; darts board, TV and jukebox; the other has an open fire, book lending and seating. There is a skittles table and a separate back room. The large garden has a children's play area. Traditional roasts and a full menu on Sundays, stone baked pizzas some evenings, fish & chips on Fridays, hot snacks and homemade cakes everyday.