The King's Head in Warwick - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Friendly staff and a real traditional village pub

Great village pub, friendly staff and good atmosphere. Occasionally do food trucks and stuff outside as they don’t do food, always great. Recently had tapas, pizzas and Greek food

Always a warm friendly welcome in the King's head after a cold winters walk. Well priced drinks and ample seating to rest and enjoy the atmosphere of the pub

Fantastic pub with vibrant atmosphere, great cider and wine, top landlord and bar staff.

Nice beer and friendly staff, but I understand there has been no food served here for several years (posted in June 2023).

It was a brilliant day great service 👍

Nice village pub ,but no cream flow bitters

A trip back into the past this was for me. A pleasant welcome from the lady behind the bar and a chit chat. Pop in if you're anywhere near Cubbington for a swift one.

Typical village pub with a games room

Superb food. Nice cosy and friendly atmosphere.Where is this pub?? Someone is making it up again!!!

Had a fantastic Sunday lunch. Delicious food and reasonable prices. Will definitely revisit

This is our local and is very nice and friendly. A nice place for a night out. They bo longer serve food but this is still a good place for an evening out with friends.

A still traditional pub with typical furnishings and a friendly “country lady”.

Great place. Friendly staff. Decent selection of beer 🍻 and the nap on the pool table was half decent. Good sports 🏈 ⚽️ in there too.

Went to watch Leicester v Saracens. Great game but they turned TV onto soccer talking heads 1 min before end of game. Guess what, Leicester were awarded penalty try in last 30 seconds.

I couldn't have spent long here as this pub has been converted into a home.

We were staying in Cubbington for the weekend and had phoned to book a table for dinner. The person who took the booking didn't tell us they weren't doing food, but luckily the owner of our B&B suggested we call them again to check. The pub wasn't doing food and when we asked them to cancel our table, they told us they didn't have a booking for us anyway.

Always loved this pub, no food now, no atmosphere, bloody shame.

Nice pub with a good selection of drinks. Friendly staff and atmosphere. Very accommodating and good covid measures.

Friendly staff, nice beer, good covid precautions

Great to be back at a pub with lovely beer and friendly service

Nice pub , nice food , Good service 😉☘️🍺🍷

VERY COSY PUB GOOD BEER NICE PEOPLE

Liked it, good crack and good beer

Great friendly place to drink and the food is excellent. We've had the takeaway service with the food and I'd recommend the fish and chips it was superb 👌

It's a great friendly local, nice selection of beers, pool table & dart board. Shows all major sporting events. Pet friendly and winter months there's a warm welcoming open fire.

This used to be the best pub in the area and we were disappointed. Upon arrival, the owner greeted us in a flap with, "there's no availability for food, no food!" We told her we had booked a table and she said we should order our food immediately. There was a woman who seemed be acting as a maitre d. She made us feel quite uncomfortable with her gushing and smiling and fussing around us. Two of us ordered roast beef which was tough so we didn't eat it. The gushing woman took our plates and asked if it was ok. We told her the meat was tough. As we were leaving, gushing woman announced she was going to the kitchen but would be back. We looked at each other, baffled. Realisation hit when we were outside that she was expecting a tip. The atmosphere in here is awkward. The owner scowls from behind the bar as if we were not welcome. We've been coming here since the 1970s. Such a shame...

Excellent food. Friendly, helpful staff. Nice quiet pub. Recommended.

If you're in need of a quality pint of Guinness, this is the place to go...

Original village local with great traditional pub food and selection of real ales

Partner & I visited for a bite to eat, we had the sausage & mash and faggots... beautifully cooked, decent sized portions. Recommend.

Had a night here with my elderly parents. They had reserved a table in a nice nook in the pub. Good Friday night buzz, mix of adults, kids and dogs! Had 2 pints of Sharpe's Sea Fury Special Ale, damn good beer. Baked camembert to start followed by faggots with onion gravy, mushy peas and mash. Folks had green thai prawn curry and gammon, egg, pineapple and chips. Great pub atmosphere. Will definitely visit agaim on next visit

The King's Head Pub in Cubbington is a very good pub which serves delicious food and is great value for money. The staff are friendly too.

Lovely pub, staff are great and attentive . Well worth a visit!

Great food , lovely atmosphere .. well recommend it for a day out or night .. All welcome .

Lovely country pub, friendly atmosphere, love the ales on tap

Great people and staff and delicious food. We had the shared camembert platter which was perfect. We stopped to do a bit of writing and enjoyed the atmosphere of the cosy nooks that you can get comfy in. Despite its quiet corners, there is still plenty of space to have lots of people in to watch the footy on the couple of big screens they have.

Great food and generous portions as ever. Seems to be more on menu now as well. Proper English village pub

Very friendly old style local, ( not a gastropub thank god!) but great food, good beer.

One of the best pubs in Cublington

Called in on the Saturday between Christmas & New Year, booked a table for 8 people. This is a great dog friendly pub. With good food, good service & very clean. Everyone enjoyed the food and we will defiantly be back.

Lovely friendly village pub. Great staff and great food.

Nice quiet pub out of the way. Generous helpings of food and a decent selection of draft ales.

Great local pub with real ales, nice friendly atmosphere

Visited family in the Cubbington village and was soon made to feel very welcome at this place. I felt comfortable enough to wander down to this pub on a regular basis during my stay. A good range if beers and a great guinness.. Watch the football on the large tv while enjoying a great pint. Nice outdoor area too, pool table and dart board... Enjoy

Always have a lovely meal here and the staff are really welcoming and friendly!!! I would highly recommend the prawn curry !!!

Nice location, good selection of beer, need more ciders.

Made to feel like a local even though it was my first time there xoxox

Called in here for lunch with friends. The pub is spotless inside with reasonable seating areas. It has a dart board area and a pool table. We had baguettes and salad between us. The portions were very generous and the food was excellent. They have a good range of real ales as well as wines at reasonable prices. Would visit again. There is a lovely village church opposite the pub which is well worth a visit as it is usually open for visitors.

Great village pub very friendly

Excellent food and drink. Excellent service

Great beers - good atmosphere - oldy world pub

Visited Tuesday evening, meal for 3, starters and main courses, 1 vegetarian. Food was excellent, recommend the 10oz rump steak from the local butchers, cooked just right, portion sizes generous. Vegetarian choice limited but the goat cheese and sweet potato pie was superb. Add into this a great selection of hand puled beers, we emerged from the pub very full and in good spirits. Highly recommended if you like a good traditional pub, roaring fire and great home cooked food.

A very nice & welcoming pub,good beer too .

The Gentlemen's lunch group met today at this quaint village pub for this months get-together, most of us remember its beguiling character and superbly presented ales from 20 or more years ago. Today, still the quintessential village inn, with superb craft ale selections served by a talented bartender, but also, the food, prepared by Sharon, was universally regarded as superb across all menu selections. The Chicken Tagine looked superb, the Beef and the Chicken pies were stunning with their light puff pastry toppings, the substantial Scampi platter matched the Giant Yorkshire puddings with sausage and gravy. Both the gammon and home cooked ham dishes were huge and very tasty. Having a micro brewery based just down the road supplying some of the ales made the lunch one to savor for weeks to come. Will be back with any excuse and probably with new visitors to share this experience. Well done all at Church Hill.

Not a favourite of mine. Smell of food and TV

5 stars just because there's so many dogs.

Everything about this pub is average. The decor is bland, the drink selection is uninspiring and the food is below par but the is a wide selection of average food. You would go to this pub if it was your local but would certainly not go out of my way. I didn't give it 2stars because it is very clean and tidy, the staff may lack vibrancy but we're very polite and attentive. So this was not an unpleasant visit but the bar is high in the area.

Called in for lunch and it was a fantastic meal could not fault it, Sharon and the staff are so warm and welcoming, a thoroughly enjoyable visit.

We called ahead to ask how busy they were as we were coming with our 11 weeks little girl. They kindly reserved us a table in the snug away from the main part of the pub. I'm also dairy/soya free at the moment and when I asked what I could have on the menu, the landlady/cook (?) came out herself to go through the options and even offered to adapt some of the menu (which was a nice mix of traditional and other In the end I had a jacket potatoe which was served with fresh salad and was nice and my husband had a steak which was nice too. Dog friendly pub too (bonus!) who are keen supporters of Guide Dogs 😊 We'll be back!

Lovely beer, buts where is Big Pete? Would get 5 stars if BP was here.

Una cena de lo más agradable y pinta en este muy, muy popular pub local. La casera y el personal nos hizo sentir bienvenidos y servicio muy buena aunque el lugar estaba lleno. Hora de salida el menú y ofertas para por encima de la media-pub y cervezas de huésped. Lo recomendaría sin dudarlo.

Called in after a long walk in the country fields. Something about this pub that just says "home". Cosy, warm, friendly and welcoming. Even the dog was allowed in. Not tried the food yet but from what I saw coming out of the kitchen, I will be participating very soon. Above the ordinary pub food that's for sure. Yea the place needs a little TLC but where else would you find little vases of fresh spring flowers on each table. Somehow this quaint "worn out" little pub, opposite the village church, just has that homely feel and to keep that feeling, a re-vamp would kill it. Stay oldy worldly Kings Head, you are a pleasure to visit. It's like going back in time in here and it's certainly a welcome break from the fast modern pubs that seem to dominate today's lifestyle

Comimos en el King's Head durante la estancia de una noche en Cubbington. Cuatro de nosotros tuvimos un primer y un segundo plato y, para ser sincero, todos los platos estaban deliciosos, pero los principales campos 'superar 'nosotros, eran simplemente demasiado grande! Vamos a volver a el próximo mes cubbington para continuar nuestro camino a lo largo del Milenio y sin duda alguna volveremos a la cabeza de Reyes para nuestra cena.

Always busy with a lively traditional British pub atmosphere

Popped in for a quick drink after dog walking in the woods, there seemed to be a nice atmosphere and the food that came out of the kitchen looked great, so decided to order, the food arrived in good time, it looked & tasted great...

Excellent food and drink from local friendly pub!

Metimos en un domingo por la noche para tomar una copa y me pareció muy agradable y tranquilo. Había una señora bar agradable y bebidas a un precio muy razonable, no molesto y música tranquila y respetuosa. intenciones Sin duda fue un pub local. Nos...

First time I had visited the pub for many years having been brought up just down the road, my mum and I booked a table for a much needed break and a meal. We were well looked after and the food was absolutely delicious, so much so despite not initially feeling too hungry due to the circumstances we found ourselves in I can honestly say I cleared my plate!

Nice friendly atmosphere good print of Abbots Ale what's not to like?Food is straight forward pub grub.....which is just what you need at the end of a long day at work. Beer battered cod and chips is my favourite..... No small portions here.... Could not finish it all as I was full....a sign, in my option.

I visited the Kings Head pub last night for an early birthday celebration. It was a lovely friendly pub and the staff were very welcoming. The food was so good!!! I had the steak, mushroom and red wine pie and I can honestly say it was the best pie I have ever had. The gravy in the pie was so tasty, and the meat was very tender and there was so much of it. Two of my party had the lamb shank and they both said it was gorgeous as well- the meat fell off the bone. I cannot say enough about the food except that I cannot wait to go back. Well done!!

Staying locally, we were looking for somewhere for an evening meal and the Kings Head was recommended to us. The place looked in need of refurbishment, particularly the outside and the ladies loos, however the meal did not disappoint and lived up to the recommendation. Service was good and prices reasonable. It appears to be a warm, friendly and popular local pub. I would recommend it.

service was very fast and wasn't too busy, the didn't have many tables which meant there was less food for them to serve but overall quality service, variety of foods on the menu!

We visit the Kings Head often because it is near where we live and the food is always very good. We have never had a bad meal here and would recommend it to everyone.

My husband had fish and chips with his mum the other day, the food was freshly prepared with big chunky home made chips and beautiful large fish in a local beer batter, service was very good and the girl was very friendly and happy. The food come out in good time as well as being piping hot and fresh. Nice atmosphere in a proper English pub.

Was in the Leamington area visiting family. Had never visited this pub previously and have no intention to ever visit again. We finally found a table then went to the bar for drinks. We kept getting overlooked as the bar staff served people who came after us. Even after being served and complaining there was little reaction and no apology. We then asked if they were still serving food and despite it being early evening they said they has stopped serving meals & we took them at there word. We were then obviously surprised to see that meals kept appearing? We again complained to be informed the meals were ordered earlier. Clearly you need to be part of the Posh Local Clique and outsiders are not welcome here.

Freshly prepared by conscientious chef, these are above average pub lunches. Slow cooked beef is very good when on offer and there is a wide range of meals light or substantial and desserts which are not just freezer fare. Seating varies with some stools for some tables. Some of the dining area is away from the bar. Snooker table. In the heart of Cubbington opposite the church, parking is not too easy but always possible given a short distance to walk. No dedicated car park.

Excellent food and local ale from the brewery 400m away. What more could you want?

Ate here last night with my partner, brother and sister in law. It is a lovely cozy pub, very welcoming, and has top notch pub grub with huge portions and very reasonable prices. Great place.

The local B&B recommended and booked us a table here. We could only have a 6pm slot so weren't that hungry and all ordered a starter and pudding. Starters were A mixed review, the prawn cocktails were good but the deep fried Brie were empty of cheese and disappointing. The puddings made up for it and the sticky toffee and treacle sponge were good and the cheese boards contained a good selection. This seems to be more of a drinking pub than an eatery as they really only have two tables in the back snug for food.

excellent local traditional pub. Shame I'm not so local anymore! Food is great and a large selection with a bit more than the usual dishes, and all out of a tiny kitchen apparently!Well done.

My husband has been here few times while working in the area,he said the food and service was brilliantso I went with him today. I have to give 10 out of 10 amazing food excellent service and very friendly people. Will be going again and would definitely recommend

A lovely local pub with great food. I went here for lunch the other day and the portions were massive and both drinks and food are very good value. Really friendly people as well, I would definitely visit here again!

After reading other reviews about this pub I must admit I was unsure what to expect but we all loved it ! We booked a table after reading on reviews that best to book if having a meal and so pleased we did . This is a very welcoming village pub with amazing food , fantastic menu choice and very helpful , friendly staff and local customers . Will definitely be returning and can thoroughly recommend it :)

What an amazing place we came and ate some impeccable food and a fantastic service from the staff. I come here once or twice a month and can't stop coming back. All I can say is fair play to all the staff including Sharon in the kitchen. Very well done.

Don't venture outside it's like sitting in a dump. Broken down dirty benches and tables, dead plants in broken pots. What a disaster zone, not the place for a summer eveñing just a local boozer, ugh!

We stayed up the road at a B&B and visited this pub each of the three nights we stayed in Cubbington. They serve my favourite real ale and also support the micro brewery up the road - great!The service was personal and real! Run by a family I'm guessing. And the food was very good for a local pub.I would not hesitate to go there every time I'm in the area and have happy memories from this pub!

Superb food, really excellent home cooked food and great portion sizes to boot. The staff couldn't have been more helpful or attentive. Highly recommended but booking advisable as the word is out

Popped in to The Kings Head on the way back from voting. Always a lovely warm welcome from Sharon. I had the prawn curry which was delicious with a good kick and Hubby had the chicken pie which he said was gorgeous. Went home happy and very full!!!!

As the leader of our walking group (of retired friends) for the day's walk, I was responsible for finding a pub from which to start our walk and to provide a good meal at the end of it. We prefer non-chain pubs and the Kings Head at Cubbington fitted our requirements perfectly.During my conversation with the landlord to reserve a table, he explained parking arrangements in the village and offered to let us order our meals before our walk so they would be ready on completion of it.Our group chose different dishes from the Main Menu and, without exception, all agreed that the meals served were of a very high standard. The portions were very generous and the service was cheerful and efficient. The chips (potato and sweet potato) were exceptionally good and the whole Kings Head "experience" was an excellent conclusion to an energetic walk.

What a nice village pub, probably as traditional as you get these days. They managed to combine, without any one activity dominating, not only the bar but also pool table/dart board in one area with regulars watching a TV football match, and a few tables offering a good range of pub grub. A few real ales on tap too. Four of us only wanted a light lunch - soup, a prawn cocktail, a shared meze platter, coffees and drinks. All were judged good. Pleasant location too opposite the immaculately kept village church. A few tables outside as well if the weather's up to it or you're a smoker.

You always get a warm welcome and a cold drink. The food is also excellent especially the prawn curry!!!

Over the Christmas period we walk to Cubbington to see the display of flowers at the nearby church we popped in to this pub to have lunch .Nice and clean extensive menu ,a bit on the pricey side for a pub .The food arrived quickly and was very tasty .

I came with a friend for a nice, quiet, mid-week meal. It was reasonably busy for a village pub on a thursday but by no means full, so we ordered a drink and sat down to peruse the menu, which was surprisingly extensive, considering we had been told everything is home-made. Having made our choices I approached the bar and asked to order food, only to be told that 'we don't have any tables left'. I pointed out that we were already sat at a table and asked if we were in the wrong seating area but was then asked if we had 'booked for food'. I replied that I wasn't aware that was a requirement and was then told that because I hadn't booked to eat, they wouldn't be able to serve me food, as they already had 'lots of orders in' and 'too many people waiting to eat'. This was at 7.45pm on a Thursday. We finished our drinks and left. Highly embarrassing, as I live in the village and had brought a friend from out of the area because of the good reputation the pub has. Hadn't eaten here for a few years and won't be in a hurry to do so again. Very, very disappointing.

We took our family of 5 for a second visit to the king's head having thoroughly enjoyed the food and service during our first visit some months ago. It did not disappoint. The staff are lovely and the pub itself is very pretty. But it's the food that marks that place out as stunning. Generous portions and so so tasty. The sweet potato fries are very good, and the 'chips' are second to none. Really really worth a visit.

Lovely country pub my old local for many years, I always get a warm welcome back, food great you cannot fault this home cooked pub grub, great pies and filling lunches, thanks Sharon and the team see you soon

With the Kings Head being our local pub living in the village, we are a bit biased! But with that being said, you will always receive a warm welcome from staff and us locals that drink and eat in there. It's always a buzzing and bustling atmosphere on a Saturday evening. We also went to the 2014 NYE party, with live music and free nibbles put out for every table.There is a wide choice of reasonably priced drinks, plenty of seating, TV for sports, pool table etc.Dogs are also very welcome - ours always licks his lips when he sees Sharon as she always gives him a little treat. Water bowls outside and inside for them.The food is all home cooked, which is very good and very reasonably priced! I've eaten in many labelled 'gastro pubs' and I think the food here is much better and very generous portions. Also the menu isn't just your typical 'pub grub' there are some surprising and refreshing choices on the menu. It's always worth booking in advance as it does get busy and booked up quickly! Sunday lunch is also very good. You really can come here for a very good meal.There is seating outside overlooking the pretty church and also in the courtyard at the back. It's a great place to stop for a refreshing drink if walking around the surrounding fields.Of course, we go all the time but it is definitely worth a trip if you have not been before!