The Coniston Tavern in Nuneaton will close its doors on 2 November to allow for an exciting refurbishment before reopening as a ‘Grandstand’ sports pub.
This transformation represents a significant investment of £255,000.
The much-loved community pub will be transformed with new features designed to deliver a stadium-style experience on every visit.
The refurbishment will include the installation of market-leading technology, including multiple massive screens, an immersive state-of-the-art sound system, and flexible tiered seating to guarantee a great view of the action.
The beer garden will also be refurbished, with new TV screens installed, and locals will be able to order through the Marston’s ‘Order & Pay’ app to ensure they never miss a minute of the action.
The Coniston Tavern will also be decorated with local sports memorabilia and is calling on the community to share photographs and items to help celebrate the achievements of local sports stars and teams, past and present.
Located in Nuneaton, the Coniston Tavern is a community pub, perfectly positioned for locals and families to relax with a drink, catch the latest sports fixture, or refuel with some food after a stroll around the nearby Ensor’s Pool Nature Reserve or a day out at Nuneaton Golf Club.
Once reopened, the pub will show all key sporting fixtures, including football, rugby, cricket, tennis, F1, darts, horse racing, and more. Regulation dartboards and pool tables will return alongside new competition leagues and free-to-play recreational sessions.
A new range of bar food will be introduced, perfect for half-time and larger groups. The ‘Match Day Menu’ will feature hand-held bites such as chicken wings, nachos and burgers. The Coniston Tavern has also refreshed its range of drinks, with all draught beers available in 2-pint cups.
Local sports teams will be able to apply for a ‘Black Card’, giving them access to exclusive offers, endless fries on team nights and rewards for celebrating wins at their local.
For more information or to book a table for the reopening, visit conistontavern.co.uk
The Coniston Tavern in Nuneaton will close its doors on 2 November to allow for an exciting refurbishment before reopening as a ‘Grandstand’ sports pub.
This transformation represents a significant investment of £255,000.
The much-loved community pub will be transformed with new features designed to deliver a stadium-style experience on every visit.
The refurbishment will include the installation of market-leading technology, including multiple massive screens, an immersive state-of-the-art sound system, and flexible tiered seating to guarantee a great view of the action.
The beer garden will also be refurbished, with new TV screens installed, and locals will be able to order through the Marston’s ‘Order & Pay’ app to ensure they never miss a minute of the action.
The Coniston Tavern will also be decorated with local sports memorabilia and is calling on the community to share photographs and items to help celebrate the achievements of local sports stars and teams, past and present.
Located in Nuneaton, the Coniston Tavern is a community pub, perfectly positioned for locals and families to relax with a drink, catch the latest sports fixture, or refuel with some food after a stroll around the nearby Ensor’s Pool Nature Reserve or a day out at Nuneaton Golf Club.
Once reopened, the pub will show all key sporting fixtures, including football, rugby, cricket, tennis, F1, darts, horse racing, and more. Regulation dartboards and pool tables will return alongside new competition leagues and free-to-play recreational sessions.
A new range of bar food will be introduced, perfect for half-time and larger groups. The ‘Match Day Menu’ will feature hand-held bites such as chicken wings, nachos and burgers. The Coniston Tavern has also refreshed its range of drinks, with all draught beers available in 2-pint cups.
Local sports teams will be able to apply for a ‘Black Card’, giving them access to exclusive offers, endless fries on team nights and rewards for celebrating wins at their local.
For more information or to book a table for the reopening, visit conistontavern.co.uk