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THE GREYHOUND INN


THE GREYHOUND IN CHRISTCHURCH IS RENOWNED FOR FANTASTIC HOME-MADE PUB GRUB, WHICH IS MADE TO ORDER USING THE FINEST LOCALLY-SOURCED INGREDIENTS.


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he pub’s menus are full of delicious home cooked fayre and traditional British classics, which are meticulously prepared by The Greyhound’s


experienced, professional chefs. As well as offering a fantastic main menu, you’ll also


find on offer plenty of bar snacks and amazing meals which are priced from as little as £5! Lunch is served from noon until 3pm throughout the


week, with evening service from 6pm until 9pm, Monday to Saturday. Why not treat the family to a gorgeous traditional


Sunday lunch at The Greyhound Inn? With a fine selection of roast meats to choose from, you’ll ask yourself why you haven’t visited The Greyhound Inn before! Every Saturday night throughout the year, The


Greyhound has live entertainment which starts at 9pm


sharp and showcases some of the finest acts and bands around. There’s also a popular quiz every Sunday evening,


which is free to enter. You could win a voucher which can be spent on any food or drink at The Greyhound. Do you have what it takes to win? With its rustic charm and friendly welcoming staff,


The Greyhound Inn is a firm favourite with the locals and regulars and everyone who graces its doors. Pop in after a game of golf at The Celtic Manor, or


just to catch up with friends with a social drink - you can be assured to always receive a very warm welcome.


Tel: 01633 420306 The Greyhound Inn, Christchurch Hill, Newport, NP18 1JX


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