The Lighthouse Inn - Newport

We stayed overnight in our motorhome and booked a table for lunch at this restaurant. We enjoyed a few beers outside and also reserved two fillet steaks for our dinner later. Vicky helped us with the carpark ticket while I took our dog for a walk nearby. This restaurant is a hidden gem, with the staff and locals being very friendly. We had a wonderful dinner starting with Buffalo chicken and then fillet steaks with a choice of extras. The chef, Vicky, and the rest of the staff provided excellent service and the food was even better. We will definitely be returning soon. Thank you, Steve.

Trip advisor personal review Booked a camper van visit here last minute after such a great experience here last month All the staff are extremely polite and so friendly and helpful Hence I was eager to return Booked in to try the food tonight as the chef was in holiday during our last visit The food was stunning a credit to the lady chef Had chicken to start and a hot stone fillet steak for mains Stunning !!!!! To the owner!! All of your staff are a credit to you !!! Keep up the good work We will definitely visit again 10 10

We stopped off at the lighthouse inn on our way to visit friends. Friendly service, nice food and lovely views of the estuary.

What a lovely find. Staff are very friendly and food was really good. My husband had stone baked steak which was lovely My husband had left his wallet in pub overnight and the owner opened the doors for us at 10 am so we could carry on with our journey. Very honest and trustworthy wallet in tact on the chair. Thank you both we will be back

We stopped at this pub during our motorhome trip back from holiday with my husband and 11-year-old son. I called ahead to make sure it was okay to park there. The staff on the phone were friendly and helpful. When we arrived, we received a ticket to display in our windscreen so we wouldn't have to pay for parking. The car park was busy with patrons from the pub and walkers, but we were able to find a spot easily and could have moved to a quieter spot if needed. There was a slight confusion about our table reservation, but the manager was very accommodating and ensured we were seated and fed. The pub serves roasts on Sundays on a first-come, first-served basis until the food runs out. It's best to arrive early as we heard someone being turned away around 2:30 due to food running out. Dogs are welcome, and there are treats available for them at the bar. We had a choice of pork or beef roast, which was delicious and tender. The meal included roast potatoes, parsnips, Yorkshire puddings, pig in blanket, and a plate of vegetables to share. We also had Eton Mess for dessert, which was tasty. The prices were reasonable for three roasts, two desserts, and drinks. The pub's interior was a bit shabby but the staff's kindness and the value of the food made up for it. We enjoyed walking our dog at the nearby estuary after the meal and discovered a lighthouse that had been converted into a home, which we assume is why the pub is named as such.