The Lock Stock & Barrel, Newbury is located at 104 Northbrook St, Newbury RG14 1AA, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with The Lock Stock & Barrel, Newbury and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

One of the best pubs in Newbury for fresh food and cracking cask ales. The Lock Stock & Barrel is the ideal spot for some riverside relaxationwith its heated patio and the quirky roof terrace.

Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone. 01635 580550

Need to know more about this business, please call us during business hours or visit our website and can get more information -https://www.lockstockandbarrelnewbury.co.uk/?utm_source=googlemybusiness&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=yext&utm_content=P050

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Razvan Alin Chiuzbaian

4 Google Rating

Steak was pretty much the best I’ve had in the UK so far (including proper silverware that allow y

4/ 5

Steak was pretty much the best I’ve had in the UK so far (including proper silverware that allow you to cut into meat without a struggle), cooked exactly as a rare steak should be however I would have enjoyed it much more if the kids noise would have been reduced and the background music increased (obviously a parent problem there). Waited for more than 40 minutes for two dishes to come out knowing that the table was to be free within an hour and a half from arrival. Dog friendly pub with nice seating view outdoors towards the canal.

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Graham Watts

5 Google Rating

I always like "Lock Stock". Friendly staff, good beer, great selection of gin and other drinks, and.

5/ 5

I always like "Lock Stock". Friendly staff, good beer, great selection of gin and other drinks, and... Dog friendly! What more can I ask for? Oh, the food is tasty too with a nice selection of small bites and bigger meals.

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Dan Sloane

4 Google Rating

Nice to be outside eating again. Portions seemed quite small for the price. Great to be able to orde

4/ 5

Nice to be outside eating again. Portions seemed quite small for the price. Great to be able to order and pay from the table. Queuing at a bar is so 2019. :)

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Ozzy Armstrong

4 Google Rating

Decent sized pub with some lovely scents wafting through the air (my visit coincided with mulled win

4/ 5

Decent sized pub with some lovely scents wafting through the air (my visit coincided with mulled wine being dished out). Little outside seating area with a nice view of the canal

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D B

5 Google Rating

Impromptu visit, had an excellent toasted BLT and Fullers LP. Was really nice and friendly. Highly r

5/ 5

Impromptu visit, had an excellent toasted BLT and Fullers LP. Was really nice and friendly. Highly recommended

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