Nightlife in Newport

A popular and homely street corner local, with a cosy atmosphere and pleasant beer garden. Getting its name from the now demolished Newport Railway Station, the pub is home to a wealth of historical photographs and memorabilia from the now lost railway. Though not serving food at the time of publication, they are looking to open their kitchen in the 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...

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...

Situated in the centre of the Island, Cineworld Isle of Wight is easily accessible from all ferry ports. With 11 screens, we’re your go-to place to see the biggest blockbusters and find out about the latest film news. Read more...

Originally built in 1732 and once home to the Mayor of Newport, Calvert’s Hotel is home to a welcoming bar open to both residents and the public. Along with 32 en-suite bedrooms, restaurant and function rooms, this elegant establishment retains much of its historic charm, and it is rumoured that the Kray twins frequented here in their heyday. Read more...

The Eight Bells is situated in the heart of the village of Carisbrooke, just a short drive out of Newport. Formerly ‘The Eight Bells Hotel’, this Grade II Listed building has been sympathetically extended in recent years to provide a welcoming environment for young and old alike. The pub is served by its own large car park which gives level 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...

Set on Little London Quay, The Bargeman’s Rest is located close to Newport town centre and is the perfect pitstop on a walk along the River Medina, being in close proximity to the Newport to Cowes cycle track. Experience the cosy, friendly atmosphere and nautical charm, a nod to the area’s trading port heritage. The Bargeman’s Rest offers an extensive Read more...

One of the Island’s more unusual pubs, this impressive church conversion retains much of its character and charm. Enjoy food throughout the day in its tastefully decorated surroundings where old meets new, along with two sun-soaked beer gardens with patio heaters for the Winter evenings. As part of the Weatherspoon’s family this pub hosts various beer festivals throughout the year, 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...