Warwick Arms

Reviews about Warwick Arms

• 4 / 5

  By Colin Eddolls
  Large old pub with classic English pub grub .Large car park and garden. Friendly staff decor in good order . Guest rooms are available
  
  November 27, 2016
• 4 / 5

  By Chris Sanders
  [This review is over a year old and does NOT apply to the current situation] With almost every pub in the neighborhood not opening on a Monday lunchtime, except The Meze at the Warwick, this establishment draws patrons like a moth to a candle for those who want a drink with their lunch at the beginning of the week.
  
  The beer choice on this cold but sunny Monday in February wasn't expansive, IPA from the pump or Abbott in bottles, but it was clear and crisp and no cause for complaint.
  
  For lunch however, the choices were myriad and diverse; steaks, burgers, pies, tagines, curries and chillies to name but some. I was taken by a delicious Spicy Lamb Kofta wrap with spinach yoghurt, while my wife demolished a similar dish of Smoked Salmon & Cream Cheese. The chunky chips covered in paprika that go with it, certainly liven up the taste buds.
  
  Formerly The Warwick Arms, now part of The Meze chain, this road side Inn also has well appointed accomodation, an easily accessable carpark and when the weather is more benign, a large grassed area with benches and parasols where it is a pleasure to sit in the sun. Further back and reasonably out of earshot, clamber frames and other structures are positioned where younger people with too much energy can tire themselves out on.
  
  Inside the dining tables are spaced conveniently apart and although there are many of them, the place does not feel cramped.
  
  A good place to eat and drink on a Monday and maybe on other days also.
  October 20, 2016