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Coat & Bear
28 Bartholomew Street
Newbury
RG14 5LL
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Opening Times
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About the pub
The Coat & Bear is on the ground floor of a Georgian building with a Grade II* listing. The name of the pub with rooms is a nod to the Newbury-born Michael Bond, author of the beloved character Paddington Bear, as well as the historic Newbury Coat of 1811.
A Heartwood Inn, the pub opened on 29 October 2024.
A report in September 2026 said card payments only, cash not taken.
Historic Interest
Mid 18th century, Grade II* Listed. Historic England list entry 1219756
Regular ales
This pub serves 4 regular beers.
- Renegade Good Old Boy
- Sharp’s Doom Bar
- St Austell Tribute
- Timothy Taylor Landlord
Changing ales
No beers listed
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Transport
Nearby Bus Routes (<1/2 mile)
Nearby Station (250m)
Newbury
Features
Three star – A pub interior of exceptional national historic importance
Facilities
26 boutique bedrooms
Updated on 07/10/2026