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New Inn, Newport

2 Stafford Road
Newport
TF10 7LX

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Newport Central

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Quinno _ left this review about New Inn

Middle class Joules pub - airy and open plan, in a slightly odd shape subjected to a full-on remodelling and refurb in 2016 after Joules purchased it from EI. Is well done with a nice split-level patio garden out back, Dining and family section off left in a nice tiled area. My Joules Harvest was GBG standard (NBSS 3.5). Won’t set the hardened Pubman’s pulse racing but I thought it was a worthwhile drop-in as part of a quick-dash crawl of the town. 6.5

On 4^th September 2026 - rating: 7
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Soup Dragon left this review about The New Inn

An extended once double-fronted Joules pub with lots of nooks and crannies, as well as a dining area. The food was good, with the only mishap being dealt with very well. As RAR says below, it is well furnished as Joules tend to do. Service was good with a very mixed clientele. Five Ales on from the Joules stable with a very good Slumbering Monk and Mosaic. Always visit when in Newport.

On 25^th May 2025 - no rating submitted
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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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