Country Towns & Hamlets - Caerleon & Usk
Boleros W
elcome to the Roman town of Caerleon, and a very special welcome to Boleros.
Boleros is set in the centre of village, surrounded by a host of
pubs, restaurants, B&Bs and numerous tourist attractions, a day not being long enough to take in all to see, along with the charm and warmth of the village. Why not pay Boleros a visit and relax in its recently
refurbished and comfortable surroundings. Enjoy the warmth, hospitality and friendliness, not just from
the staff, but also from the older clientele, who are happy to involve everyone in a bit of friendly banter. If you’re just looking to enjoy a quiet drink, or if you want to
watch a multitude of sports and normal programmes on the big screens, the choice is yours. Free live music is also part of the Boleros service in giving
something back to customers. This varies from karaoke and lounge music, up to bigger bands, and not forgetting the ever- successful jukebox DJ playing all the songs from 60s to present day that you request. Boleros owner Brian said: “If you’re in the village, pop in and
pay us a visit, I can assure you that you will always want to come back.
“My team and I really look forward to seeing you very soon!” With lots of drinks offers and a big screen TV playing all the
live sporting action, why not head to the new-look Boleros and enjoy a taste of Caerleon’s nightlife? It looks fab, you’re guaranteed a great time and there are even
drinks offers too! Boleros is located at 9 High Street, Caerleon, Newport,
NP18 1AG. For more information about up and coming events and live
entertainment you can call 01633 422822. You can also join Boleros’ Facebook group or follow it on Twitter @bolerosbar for regular updates and more information.
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