About The Kings Head Napton on the Hill
The newly appointed Kings Head is renowned for the quality if its fine Hook Norton ales and good food. The Kings Head on Southam Road, Napton on the Hill, Warwickshire has a comfortable, sumptuous feel to it, and chef Jack Bull backs that up with a menu of affordable luxury.
The quality menu includes - Beef & Hooky Pie, Aberdeen Angus steak burger, sausage and mash or ham, egg and chips and for those wanting something lighter paninis and sandwiches are a favourite. Also featured are seabass fillets, lamb shank and ribeye steak together with homemade chunky chips.
The Kings Head is much more than a community local - it is a pub, which offers hospitality to passing walkers, canal boaters, business people or those wanting somewhere special to celebrate a family occasion. The Kings Head is an attractive roadside pub which can be found in the centre of the small village of Napton. Right by the main road in Napton, the pub is excellent for refreshment while exploring the historic area.
Napton-on-the-Hill often referred to as just Napton is a small village situated off the A425 road between the towns of Daventry and Southam. As the title suggests the village is situated upon a hill, which overlooks the Oxford Canal. Napton also has a restored Windmill which dates from 1543, and is a local landmark which can be seen from some distance away. Just north of Napton lies a junction between the Oxford Canal and the Grand Union Canal.
There is also a flight of locks on the Oxford Canal which climbs around the hill that Napton is situated upon. There is a magnificent view over the canal, and the surrounding countryside, from St Lawrence's church, which is at the top of the hill.