Nightlife in Newport

With a large indoor seating area where the walls are adorned with works from Island artists and a lovely terrace that overlooks Newport Harbour, The Quay Café Bar is the perfect place to enjoy coffee, breakfast, lunch or an evening meal with friends. If it’s some alone time you’re after, there’s free Wi-Fi and a book exchange by the sofas Read more...

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. Usually two real ales Read more...

Located in the former Medina Cinema, find a unique bar and eatery with a informal and contemporary feel. Not only home to a wide range of beers, larger and ales but also wide-selection of spirits and cocktails, offering something for all ages. After-dark enjoy DJ’s and dancing as one of the Island’s favourite night spots, open until the early hours Read more...

A traditional and comfortable town local, with a good selection of beers and ales, complimented with entertainment such as pool tables, live sports and local musicians on the weekends. For those looking for something a little more relaxing, its welcoming lounge and adjoining snug provide the perfect spot to enjoy a drink away from the hustle and bustle of Newport. Read more...

The Dairyman’s Daughter is a bustling freehouse pub nestled at the centre of Arreton Barns. A traditional pub with an extensive menu, wide selection of fine wines and real ales. There’s regular live music and plenty of events on throughout the year. Read more...

This excellent mock Tudor local pub found in the heart of Newport has built a fine reputation for well kept ale and welcoming atmosphere. Take a seat next to the fire or pull a stool up to the bar and enjoy one of their may real ales. Retaining its feel of a traditional public bar, its the perfect spot to Read more...

Steeped in history and character, The Castle Inn is rumoured to be the local haunt of Charles I whilst prisoner at the nearby Carisbrooke Castle. Full of cosy nooks, exposed wood beams and ancient flagstone floors, you can’t get more traditional than this in the heart of Newport. Complimented by a large outdoor courtyard, you can be sure to expect Read more...

Having previously been home to a hairdresser, coffin storage, and stables, this Grade 2 listed Pub is the Island’s smallest – no bigger than a front room! Home to a regular programme of live music, there is always an interesting and varied choice of beers and ales on offer. Though they do not offer meals, snacks including locally sourced pies, Read more...

After a recent refurbishment, The Hogshead in Newport is welcoming visitors through the doors. This warm and inviting pub has a traditional feel, with ‘olde’ style blackboards, candles and an open fire. There is regular live music, all the big sports action on large TVs and a resident DJ at weekends. For a special night, why not take advantage and Read more...

The Isle of Wight’s latest addition to the late night entertainment! Fever & Boutique is the brand new twin room venue with fantastic booths to reserve. Read more...