The Dolphin
PubEat & Drink

The Dolphin

in Newbury

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For a proper taste of a historic market town's hospitality, you'll find a welcoming atmosphere at this well-loved establishment in Newbury.

Bartholomew Street, RG14 5DT

It’s a traditional pub, often bustling with locals and visitors alike, making it a great spot to soak up some genuine local character. You can settle in for a hearty pub meal, perhaps a classic fish and chips or a Sunday roast, paired with a selection of real ales from local and national breweries, or your preferred drink. It feels like a place with stories to tell, and indeed, pubs like this one have been a fixture in town for generations, likely serving travellers and townsfolk for centuries, given its central location. It’s a place to unwind after exploring Newbury’s sights, or as a meeting point before venturing out. Conveniently situated within Newbury itself, it offers a comfortable stop if you're exploring West Berkshire, with communities like Speen, Greenham, Donnington, Bagnor, Woodspeen, and Newtown close by. Many visitors find it a convenient and authentic stop when travelling through the broader region, perhaps as part of a journey connecting with areas like the Cotswolds.

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