A popular Newbridge pub has closed whilst it undergoes a six-figure refurbishment to refresh the pub’s interior.

The Otter, located on Bridge Street, the pub which prides itself on being a “family friendly pub” closed its doors on April 17 and a 115,000 investment into its refurbishment is currently underway.

The pubs new look will be unveiled on May 1 to the public.

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What the new bar area could look like. Picture: The Otter

Can Wood, general manager of the Otter said, “We are so excited to announce that the Otter will be receiving a refresh. We have invested over £115k into breathing new life into the Otter.

“Our pub is the perfect location for a pit-stop if you’re passing through Newbridge train station and is much loved by its regulars. We can't wait to welcome everybody back.”

South Wales Argus: Mock up of the inside Mock up of the inside (Image: Marston's)

Mock up of the inside. Picture: The Otter

The refurbishment includes an updated dedicated drinking area, a darts board and is hoped the new look will elevate the pubs interior to suit all from ‘casual lunches to special celebrations.’

Guests can also enjoy new additions to menu including such as mac and cheese topped with popcorn chicken and classic lagers on draught, cask ales and a variety of cocktails and gin and tonics.

South Wales Argus: The pub will reopen on May 1The pub will reopen on May 1 (Image: The Otter)

The pub will reopen on May 1. Picture: The Otter

The family friendly pub has a large patio beer garden, an outdoor children’s play area and the little ones even have their own menu to choose from where they can build their own dinner or enjoy a mini version of a pub classic.

The Otter also serves a traditional roast every Sunday with all the trimmings.

Owned by Marston’s the chain focuses on providing a ‘warm, timeless country pub atmosphere’.