Let me start with atmosphere. Fucking amazing. I could live in this bar. Everything from the…read morefurniture to the decor...all so much fun to look at! And the beer selection...they have more hops than a damn kangaroo. Unfortunately no Natty. We each had pizza. Aside from the huge mushrooms...it was excellent! They even give you a little pizza cutter to carve the pie up with. The wings...eh, not so much. If you're not British...stay away from the trivia. It's uber difficult. Bottom line is...if you're in Royal Leamington Spa, it's a must visit!!!!!!!

Nice atmosphere and interesting pub quiz. Burgers taste very nice but the portions are for 12year…read moreold children not adults. Excellent variety of lagers offered .

This was the second time I'd been here, both occasions by narrowboat. It was a warm June evening…read moreand, whilst there were no moorings available on the bank, we were able to tie up alongside another boat for the night. The outside tables were nearly full, but we found a seat, bought drinks and ordered our food. The gammon steaks were enormous, the beer was good and the service was friendly and efficient. A friendly place, we'll be back again.

We dropped in by accident and found a jewel!…read more Great food (we had Fish´n Chips and a Sirloin Steak), the starters are really tasty (have a try on the croquettes with Aioli. The Ales are - well - if you are german - and from Bavaria / Franconia the beer is the only point you can criticise here (no foam and too warm... but hey). It was Winter - so we didn't have the idea to look behind the house where I recognised later that there must be something like a small beer garden. Anyhow. The Cape of Good Hope is the place I want to be again. Waiters/Waitress - friendly and nice - even to a hun. Food - great dishes. Served with a smile and utmost tasty Beer - (the tourist says "hey nice - an english Ale! - the Franconian/ Bavarian says "Naaaaaaa.....) ;-) Would I come here again? Definitely Ranking from 0 to 10 (10 is best) Location: 7 Menue: 7 Food quality: 7-8 Food taste: 8 Drinks: 7 (good crafted beer) Table: 7-8 Waiter Service: 8+ Drinks are rated 7 for the local brew. (I'm native franconian - and used to high quality beers (highest density of breweries in the world)... So I might have a clue about quality of beer.....) I would give it a try!

As this is my local I'm normally found propping up the bar most nights. A fantastic pub with a…read moregreat selection of drinks and food. There's a large garden out back which is perfect in the summer. Even when it's raining you can still sit outside and enjoy a drink in the covered terrace. The restaurant area has a cosy feel and the sunday lunch is particularly outstanding. The cheese board is specially nice and comes with a good cheese to cracker ratio (most important). It's a perfect place for a quiet drinks with friends or a family meal, though I do have to say that on Friday and Saturday nights it does get quite busy!

Great in the Summer as there's a good beer garden with a rear entrance to the park. Usually 2 or 3…read moreguest beers.

Cute inn pretty much by itself on this stretch of road between Daventry and Royal Leamington Spa on…read morethe North side of the A425. This Inn turned pub mainly caters to barge travelers who motor up and down the canal between Oxford and Rugby. Only main gripe was that the service was REALLY slow. It took 65 minutes for us to receive our food (3 people). But when we did, we were not disappointed at all. It's hard to say bad things about a place when the food is so darn good. Fish and Chips, Buffalo Burger, and Fish Pie are absolute winners. The owner is originally from the Netherlands and very accommodating. If you're in this area of Warwickshire, and you have a couple of hours to spend during lunch, I highly recommend the food here. Very cozy.

Great Inn with decent food and friendly helpful staff…read more Nice menu with good selection; reasonable selection of drinks/wines. Good service, never found it slow, even when busy.

Stopped by last summer as we were on holiday from Michigan in the US...awesome hospitality, great…read morelittle pub and terrific beer. Definitely worth the stop if you want a great local experience.

This pub is not what we expected. From the outside, its nothing special and the cheap plastic menus…read moreinside do not do the pub justice. The food here is absoluetly delicious and the portions are big. They have a wood fire oven where they cook their steaks, pizza and meats for their roasts. The pizzas are large in size and of a high quality especially for a pub, you can definitely tell they were cooked in the wood fired oven, they were fantastic! Our server here was friendly and very knoweldgable about the menu. My only one critiscm about this place is service really slowed down after our mains and we had to wait over 20 minutes for our plates to be cleared. They have daily offers on, pizzas were 2 for 1 on Mondays and so were cocktails, bonus!!

Wow! What a find! Visited this fantastic place. They have deals on every day, it was two for one of…read morepizzas when we visited and on cocktails. Portions were big and our server was very friendly and helpful about the menu. The food was very tasty, the pizzas were large and tasted fresh and the chicken wings were absolutely amazing!!

Amazing would totally recommend. The steak burger is massive so nice . The service was making kept…read moreon coming up and checking on us loads of complements loved it. The atmosphere was amazing the middle ages was amazing.

I have been to the UK on and off for the last 10 years. I can honestly say I have not had that many…read moregood meals. Me and my colleague from work from this place walking through the town. We looked at a bunch of places but this was the only one with a seat available. What a great choice we made. My colleague ordered a traditional English dish and I have the gammon steak. My food was absolutely delicious and one of the best meals I've ever had. The service was good and the place was very nice. I am so happy we came here and if I'm ever in the area I will be back again.

The food is not very good and overpriced for what it is. It's a shame as this is one of the nicest…read moreoutdoor pub locations in the area.

I eat regularly at the Newbold Comyn Arms. I can only say positive things, the food is delicious,…read morethe staff are friendly and the atmosphere is warm. The summer is a very busy time for the Newbold, they are effortlessly busy for food and drinks. The play area is great for the kids and the free parking is perfect. With many seats and benches it's great when everyone is sat outside enjoying the sun with a delicious cocktail or ale. In the winter it is like another pub, the fire is constantly roaring and the building full of happy customers, a hot chocolate or homemade mulled wine always goes down a treat. The Newbold changes it's menu seasonally so the food always suits the time of year, it just so happens to be yummy too!!

Attentive and human waitstaff. The ambiance is eclectic, loungy and very comfortable upstairs and…read moredown. The Tapas really work well together. Anchovies in citrus sauce great. The simple chickpea dish has a subtle and complex sauce. The hummus also more than just simple, ditto the churros. Black pudding is great to find on a menu and typical of their quirky style.

This is the place I am sure to take friends when they are visiting me from out of town…read more The staff has a true spirit of service. Whether I come here on my own and have dinner at the bar, or bring friends, they always make me feel at home. Their booze list has good variety, and they change it up frequently so it's easy to try different things. Very good food, too. "My" spot in Leamington Spa. Plus the classic comic and console game decor is a bonus!

After a long train ride from London my party of 4 was absolutely starving! So starving that we…read morecouldn't help, but attack the bread the waitress brought to our table as soon as we were seated at Rose and Crown. Boy, that was good bread. For my meal I ordered the goat cheese sandwich, which came with a tomato, red pepper, and parsnip soup. The soup did the trick of warming me up right away! The goat cheese sandwich was just OK. I never thought I'd say this since I absolutely love goat cheese, but they overdid it on the cheese a bit. I think they used 10 goats to make this one sandwich. Someone else at the table was smart enough to order a side of fries (umm, I mean chips) so I put my sandwich aside and ate those instead. Others at the table munched on ravioli, ceasar salad, and mushroom risotto. Everyone seemed to enjoy their meal. I also liked that their coffee came with lots of sugar cubes (I ate 3 just on their own!) and smarties (one of my favorite candies). They may not know how to make a goat cheese sandwich at Rose & Crown, but they sure know how to serve a good cup of coffee!

Foodie gastropub disguised as a traditional English pub. Located right in Warwick's market square…read more Perhaps the best meal of many that we had over eight days in the UK. Kid friendly. Reasonable local ale for just £4.10 each. Shared the £7.50 Camembert with croute toast as an appetizer. It didn't last very long. Loved the Deli Plates tapas-style tasting menu concept. If I ever open a restaurant, I'm totally ripping off that idea! Loved the Poached Salmon with arugula and the Smoked Mackerel Pate. Nice ales and reasonable wine prices. Very pleasant and personable table service.