An authentic 19th Century public house, conveniently located in centre of Newport. A lively, yet comfortable atmosphere whilst still retaining it’s traditional charm and character. Good pub food is available throughout the year, complimenting its selection of local beers and Read more…
The George Inn
An authentic 19th Century public house, conveniently located in centre of Newport. A lively, yet comfortable atmosphere whilst still retaining it’s traditional charm and character. Good pub food is available throughout the year, complimenting its selection of local beers and ales, and a large pub garden is truly a hidden gem in this busy town-centre location.
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