Lapworth A Warwickshire Village Pubs in and Around The Village

The Navigation Inn Sadly this pub closed recently. It is currently (Jan 2012) to let for £52k p.a. and details can be found on the Enterprise Inns website. It is hoped that it will re-open soon and that it will again become the traditional village pub it should be.

The Rowington Club Formerly the Rowington Men's Club, (ladies are very welcome). It has been transformed by the present stewards and attracts many customers from the surounding pub/resturants who do not prefer the atmosphere of a resturant.
It is a member's club, annual fee £20 in 2010, so guests must be signed in by a member and obtain a day pass, but the drinks are usually less expensive than the surrounding pubs. Situated next to the cricket ground, the garden is a great place to relax and watch a game.

Rowington Green,
Rowington,
Warwick
CV35 7DB

The Boot , close to the Stratford Canal, is one of a small chain of gastropubs. It has open fires and hand pumped beers. It is popular with diners.  Tel: 01564 782464

The Punch Bowl is a modern building built on the site of the original pub that was demolished in the early nineties following a fire. The old pub was a music venue of note in the 60s & 70s. Pink Floyd played there in May 1968, and it was on the circuit for many of the Birmingham bands of the 70s.
Again more restaurant than pub and it is sometimes closed for private parties. So if you are visiting from a great distance, it is probably a good idea to phone them first. Tel: 01564 784564

The Tom O The Wood, a nice pub in a quiet location that has recently been reopened. Several draught beers and good food. The menu is modest in size but it is all home cooked. The home made pork pies and warm scotch eggs were very nice when the pub was visited by your editor and "domestic management".

Links To Other Beer Pages

• Warwickshire CAMRA
• Local breweries in Shakespeare country
• Local breweries just outside Shakespeare country