Best Restaurants in Warwick

If you’re looking for a good spot for breakfast, lunch or even just some tea and cake in the afternoon, Bread & Co has it all. Sample everything from a full english to pulled pork sandwiches and even some sticky cinnamon buns, plus you can explore the hidden garden when the weather permits.

This award winning Spanish restaurant is known for its authentic food and ultra friendly service, and aims to share the benefits of the healthy Mediterranean diet through the five course tasting menu. Using traditional cooking methods, with ingredients shipped from artisan producers in Spain, Tasca Dali transports its guests to the med with every bite.

The Roebuck Inn is one of Warwick's most popular pubs, dating all the way back to 1470, and it shows with the traditional wooden beams and open fireplaces. It's a go-to for classic comfort dishes and ales, and also boasts an impressive wine and cocktail list.

Located within an art gallery space, The Art Kitchen creates plates of food that are equally as aesthetically pleasing as the work on the walls. The Thai menu offers small plates like chicken satay and soft shell crab, as well as main dishes such as curries and noodles. For the best deal, pop by at lunch for one of the ‘wooden lunch boxes’ offering a selection of favourites.

This place doesn’t La Mesa-round (get it) with its no nonsense approach to cooking, offering simple food done well. Each tasting menu is prepared based on what the chef personally likes. Although the menu doesn't give too much of an idea of what's ahead, as all you’ll find it says things along the lines of ‘some soup’ and ‘some meat’.

The Aubergine is one of Warwick’s most loved Turkish restaurants, with an intimate setting and low level lighting coming from the ornate chandeliers. The menu is extensive, and showcases a variety of Mediterranean dishes, much like mezze favourites hummus and falafel, as well as larger dishes such as chicken shish, moussaka and kofte.

The Rose & Crown has a dish for every taste, from chilli and soy chicken wings with gochujang, to fish and chips, and a south Indian chickpea curry. The popular gastropub is open from breakfast through to dinner, and even has rooms so it’s only a short distance to stumble back at the end of the night.

This Indian restaurant serves up all of your favourite dishes in a modern setting, expect classics like lamb biryani, butter chicken, and lesser known options such as the Punjabi Naga. Known for its warm hospitality and modest prices, The Rivercross is perfect for a relaxed evening with friends.

It’s possible that this might be the most awarded pizza in the country, with an impressive number of accolades under its belt and a strong reputation in the area. Dough & Brew are known for having mastered the craft of wood-fired pizzas, which are served alongside an extensive range of local craft beers.

The Black Pug has a theme for almost every day of the week, including pizza Monday and burger Wednesday, with its food best enjoyed under the marquee in the garden. There’s no need to leave any of the family at home when you visit here either, as dogs are welcome.

Warwick Spice is one of the town’s longest standing Indian and Bangladeshi restaurants, and has built a strong reputation for itself during the two decades it’s been around. Expect all of the classic dishes like paneer tikka, and lamb biryani, as well as lesser known options such as king prawns in an orange sauce. Whatever it is you go for, there’s no better place to get your curry fix in the area.