Went in here last Thursday. Not much of an atmosphere, did feel the place was messy and down at heel. Drinks prices are ridiculous for a gin and tonic and a pint of cider it was 16 pounds could have bought a bottle of gin for that
January 2024
Great place to have a coffee lovely atmosphere and the food looked
January 2024
Incredible experience and we really enjoyed the historic feel. ? Fish and chips was out of this world and we went just after Christmas so the decor was gorgeous ?Dietary restrictions: Menu not always accurate/consistent with allergies so would recommend you double check.
Originally built in 1452, the building that houses The Prince Rupert is a true historical gem and is a must-see stop on Newark’s Civil War Trail. The history remains evident throughout with its renovation creating a fantastic pub complete with a terraced beer garden, conservatory and enchanting dining rooms.
A delicious selection of dishes are available for lunch and dinner using fresh local produce from our very own farm! Whether you’re after traditional pub grub, a stonebaked pizza, or something a little different, you’re bound to find something that satisfies.
