King Charles Tavern, Newbury

Bistro style Greene King pub, rooms to left and right plus a larger one at the rear but without a counter. Furnished with pine tables and stools with a corner bench in one room, sofa in another, dining room type tables and chairs at the back. There are drippy candle wax bottles providing the candle power for most tables. The bar counter is U shaped having three faces, a small one with 2 pumps facing the entrance door and forming part of a small vestibule, three pumps and a Guinness fount on the left hand arm and only a collection of keg founts to the right. Greene King Abbott and IPA on pump, in their usual sort of condition. The customers were a mix of slightly weird locals, trendy middle class diners, and youngish working men. I will issue a purple wall warning as well.