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Date of photo: 2016	Picture source: T C
The New Inn was situated at 119 Cowley Road. This pub opened in the 1890s and is now used as a the Corridor restaurant/bar.
Now reopened as a branch of Brewdog.
T C (September 2018)
Review from tantallon.org.uk:
Burton Ale GBP 2.18 (30.vii.1998) A single, largeish room with a comfortable sofa in the corner, a number of stalls, ceiling covered in posters for indie and comedy gigs, a very longbar, security cameras hidden in the pot pourri [I have no idea whether this is true or indeed libellous (2003-09-25)], a very tall barmaid (at least when I went), the head of a Yoda behind the bar, and dark green facilities. It's packed to the rafters with indie kids on Friday and Saturday nights, apparently. Now: to beer. It's expensive, and quite passable, though not the best half of Burton Ale I've had by a long chalk. You're better off going to The Bear for it, really. (30.vii.1998)
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