Moored on the River Trent overlooking Newark Castle, this former grain barge, which once plied the waters between Hull and Gainsborough, is an idyllic spot for a local ale inside or up on deck, with additional picnic seating on the riverbanks. Its menu includes stone-baked pizzas.
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