Basement (Stairs End) at The Newman Arms
About this space
Tucked beneath the buzz of the main bar, The Basement at The Newman Arms is a cozy hideaway perfect for smaller gatherings, relaxed celebrations, and intimate get-togethers.
With comfy sofa seating, warm lighting, and a laid-back atmosphere, it’s an ideal spot for birthday drinks, pre-dinner aperitifs, or private catch-ups with friends. Whether you're sipping a Black Velvet or tucking into a pie and pint, the basement offers a sense of privacy without losing the energy of the pub upstairs.
The space is focused on the Stairs End and has a capacity of up to 15 guests.
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Cancellation policy: Flexible
About The Newman Arms
Dating back to 1730, The Newman Arms is a gem of a pub in the heart of Fitzrovia, London. It has been frequented regularly by a number of famous characters over the years, including George Orwell and Dylan Thomas. George Orwell even based the “Proles” pub in his dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty-Four on The Newman’s and it featured again in his Keep the Aspidistra Flying. The pub also featured in a scene in Michael Powell’s film Peeping Tom.
We serve over 10 draft beers on keg and cask, including a selection of Big Penny’s core beers, alongside a curated list of guest beers from some of the best breweries in the UK and beyond. We also serve signature cocktails, wines, spirits, soft drinks and low and no alcohol options from other artisan producers.
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