The Narrow Boat at Weedon Northampton

The Narrow Boat at Weedon - a superb canalside country pub providing a great dining venue and superb en-suite canalside rooms.Food is freshly prepared by our award nominated chef and sourced from local suppliers where possible. Food and drinks can be served to you in the bar, restaurant, heated deck areas or beside the canal on the lawns.Have a look at our inspiring menus, canal side accommodation, regular events, business and leisure facilities and contact us for further information or to make a booking. We also have function rooms ideal for weddings, celebrations and parties!The Narrow Boat at Weedon is situated right on the Grand Union Canal and the A5. It is conveniently close to places of interest, sporting and leisure venues including Silverstone motor racing circuit, the Althorp Estate and Stoke Bruerne waterways museum and canal - click here for more places of interest.Only 1 hour from London, just a 30 minute journey from the city of Central Milton Keynes and 15 minutes south from the historic town of Northampton, this is an ideal base for business, leisure, or just enjoying one of Northamptonshire's best country pub and dining venue with rooms. You can also book small or large party celebrations in one of our special meeting rooms.The Craft Guild of Chefs award nominated chef cooks up exciting dishes for every taste from freshly made stone baked pizzas and in house freshly made burgers to fillet steak wrapped in bacon with celeriac mash.Whatever the reason for your visit a warm friendly welcome is offered to all, by Karen and Richard Bray and their family.

Features & Facilities Include: Licensed Bar Public Restaurant

Address: The Narrow Boat at Weedon The Narrow Boat Inn, Watling Street Northampton Northamptonshire NN7 4RZ

Website: CLICK HERE (opens in new window)

Directions

Leave the M1 at junction 16, head towards Flore and Weedon, turn left at the Crossroads in Weedon and head up the hill towards Towcester. The Narrow Boat is 50 metres on the left after crossing the Grand Union Canal.