The Kings Head, Warwick

The Kings Head is a pub and B&B with a reception and dining room to the left and bar area to the right. Across the two bars are five hand pumps, TT Landlord and Purity’s Mad Goose were available during a recent Sunday afternoon visit. Limited keg of Carling, Birra Moretti, Strongbow and Thatcher’s cider were also available. There were three customers in the bar area watching Premier League football via Sky Sports, they seemed familiar with the barman so I assumed they were locals rather than B&B guests. The three pubs along this stretch aren’t really up to much so I think I’ll give this area the swerve when next in Warwick.

An end terrace Georgian style brick build with ashlar cornerstones and red paintwork. The interior had two rooms; the music room adorned with musical instruments and painted musical notes, and the tapestry room, adorned with, yes, you guessed it, tapestries. The decor for both rooms was yellow and wood beams, with a wood floor and the tapestry room also had a brick fireplace. The service was fine, the clientele absent apart from ourselves. The music was micxed and at a decent level. Beer; tap stuff with a really nice pint of Warwickshire Beer Company's Duck Soup on handpull Not much of a beer choice, but the Soup saved the day! the place is interesting to visit in its own right and i am sure i will again