Good choice of local beers. Best place for a pint of real…read moreale in Newark. Old style pub.

This is the best pub in newark for real ale or whiskey. Home cooked food, Live music and freindly…read morebarstaff. enough said!!

Great live music on sundays. Good choice of drinks…read more (I have never eaten here). Nice place to have a drink overlooking the river trent

Great pub for a night out in newark. Very freindly staff, Great clientelle, Live music and very…read moregood beer. I have never eaten there. i probably should do that tommorow and write another review lol

Went for a walk down the river. Found this pub by chance. It was lovely! Didn't eat though as…read moreprices looked a bit high. Drinks wern't cheap either but seeing how warm the weather was we had to have a few. Nice to sit outside with a view of the river and boats going up and down.

Have eaten here several times over the last year, and the food has always been consistently tasty…read morehot & generous. Staff all friendly & efficient, I would go more often but getting a mooring isn't always easy.

Lovely location; good food; friendly staff; tasty beer; well worth a visit!read more

Great food Nice location…read moreFriendly staff Good choice of beer

A Nice warm feeling Pub great for food or a swift pint. Try the legendary bbq burger of the…read morefabulous Fish and chips and if there is any room the Yorkshire pudding and ice cream special.

While visiting the Newark, England area I had the opportunity to eat at this restuarant. The…read morelocation borders the River Trent which makes the setting very beutiful. Acctually there is another resturant next to this one which also looks very nice (The Farndon Boathouse) which I hope to visit some time in the future. We started off with an ale in the pub and then was seated in the dining room. I ordered the Roasted Salmon & Chorizo Linguine, it was fantastic. The staff was very attentive to each or our needs as I was with a group of approximatly ten.

Awful, truly awful,…read more We went in during a school term and it was like the waiting room at the Benefits office, loads of parents with their Kids (not at school for some reason), tables and chairs strewn in random locations leaving an enormous area with nothing in it, not sure if fights occur often.. Smokers Congregated around all the nicest outdoor seats, and rubbish not cleared away, More Smokers Congregated around the other exit onto Kirkgate.. The whole place seemed dark and dingy, the TV's were on loud and it was like the extension of a bookmakers.. I am not a snob, but this place was neither a Family Pub, Chain Pub, or local boozer, it is a bit of a waste really, no where pleasant for ordinary people, with a job to feel welcome, it felt like an estate pub, with an unwelcoming atmosphere

Recently had dinner at The Moorings, excellent location and attentive service. I really like the…read moreway the restaurant is set up, very easy to transition from the entrance to the bar and then to a table. On this particular evening (week night) the place was not crowded however there was adequate staff to attend to our groups needs.

Having had the same disappointing experience as many that we were turned away last week even…read moreknowing we had a booking, I finally had an email from the team stating: "It is regrettable that due to the issues experienced, the restaurant is now closed permanently." Luckily GroupOn have refunded my voucher.

Best kept secret in the area. This 16th century pub/restaurant is run by a lovely couple (Dave and…read moreJackie) who make you feel welcome every visit. My wife and I have been coming here for nearly three years now and the food is still the best around. Sometimes you may have to wait due to everything being cooked fresh to order but it is well worth the wait. Look out for the specials board which has some of the unusual dishes not normally seen in other restaurants.