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The New Inn, Newport

2 Stafford Road
Newport
TF10 7LX

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Newport Central

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Real Ale Ray left this review about The New Inn

A good mix of old and new building wise, with Joules new red brick corner extension. The new part of the pub was tastefully finished by Joules and they have kept a traditional style in keeping with the rest of the pub. This part of the pub mostly catering for families on our visit. The snug was a good option as you can feel the history of the place, with its Yorkist fireplace, low beam ceilings and quarry tile floor.
Five Joules Beers Blonde, Pale, Slumbering Monk, Bilby's Trail and Talus Golden Ale. I went for the Bilby's Trail, which was a decent New Zealand pale ale.
This pub is handy for the bus station and there's a cracking chippy across the road.

On 1^st May 2025 - rating: 7
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Strongers . left this review about The New Inn

The New Inn is a large Joule’s run pub with a bar counter centrally located on the rear wall. This supports five hand pumps that were drawing their Bob On, Mosaic (decent), Slumbering Monk, Pale and Pure Blonde. Premium keg was also available alongside Carling and a couple of Joule’s keg. To the left of the bar are front and rear seating areas where the locals had gathered, the older being at the front and younger the rear. To the right of the entrance is a snug with an exposed brick fireplace, and up the right hand side is a long seating / dining area that was empty. Out the back is a large split-level patio garden with lots of picnic tables, half of which are under cover. The music from inside is also piped into the garden. I liked it in here and would return if passing.

On 29^th September 2023 - rating: 7
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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about The New Inn

This Joule's pub has an oddly shaped interior, with the central bar up one step from the largest seating / dining area, and all parts set at slightly different angles. Anyway, it has the usual recreated traditional look, with plenty of retro-style advertising signage and murals. With four of the six handpumps being used, I found the regular Pale Ale, Pure Blonde and Slumbering Monk plus its Brown Mild (£3.60).

On 5^th June 2022 - rating: 7
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