Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    Fox & Goose

    3.2 (6 reviews)

    Fox & Goose Photos

    Recommended Reviews - Fox & Goose

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration

    2 years ago

    Satisfying pub food. Enjoyed our ploughman's lunch and cranberry and Brie baguette sandwich. With local cider!

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0
    Photo of Chrissie B.
    23
    625
    171

    18 years ago

    Helpful 1
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    15 years ago

    Helpful 1
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    17 years ago

    Helpful 1
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    10 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    15 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    Verify this business for free

    People searched for Pubs 216 times last month within 10 miles of this business.

    Verify this business

    Victoria & Albert - V&A!

    Victoria & Albert

    3.6(5 reviews)
    3.3 km
    £

    Great classic English Pub with a nice food upgrade. Very good beer, thatched roof, neighborhood…read morepub. Nice garden where the locals bring their dogs and have a pint. Tuscan pork and bean stew (outstanding!), chili with chunks of real steak, first class fish and chips. What more could you want!?

    Well, where to start . . …read more I found this place by accident when I was doing my articles to qualify professionally in Salisbury, by sheer good luck I took rooms just a few yards away from a pub I had unknowingly driven past a hundred times - it is - it really is - well hidden. Once I found it I practically moved in . . .. This pub is located in the tiny hamlet of Netherhampton - just outside Salisbury in Wiltshire. If you are in the area - eat here! It is a chocolate-box cover thatched pub - all oak beams, real fires and horse brasses. The beers - ever changing - are kept in such fine condition that they have won awards (plural) from CAMRA. Their lagers are - well - lagers (enough said) if you're in this pub drinking lager you've missed the point utterly. However - their ciders (and I'm thinking Black Rat in particular) are first class. If you want a drinking pub you can't go wrong here However . . . their food . . . is . . . sublime. Now don't get me wrong they serve pub food. You won't find some sort of Cordon Bleu stupid pretentious nouvelle cuisine here. But you will find things like sausage and mash with sausages made from local wiltshire pork with REAL mash made from real spuds. The ham and eggs are made with ham from the local farm simmered in Black rat cider for four hours then roasted slowly and served with eggs from the hens next door. Their Jambalaya Gumbo and Cassoulet are beautiful creations scratch made by their chef (and she really is from New Orleans!!). But - and I challenge you: try their chilli. Normally Chilli is a dish that is best avoided at all times - its usually made with left over roast beef from the Sunday roast or it's just minced beef with tomatoes and hot stuff. This is different - this is real chilli, real steak - in chunks, whole tomatoes braised to a vermilion syrupy sauce ignited with fresh scotch bonnet chillis. The other chef, Taylor (the boss's son), has made this his signature dish. Now listen up: I hate chilli - it's usually secondhand, second-class, reheated muck that I wouldn't serve to my dog. I NEVER order it when eating out - with one exception - the V&A. I regularly travel from my home in London down to Netherhampton just for lunch, and if I'm to be honest, I order one of their fabulous pub meals and get them to pack me a serving or three of their chili to take back home. Great beer, great food and great hosts. I know of no finer pub in England (that hasn't stopped me looking you understand . . .) One more thing, dogs - even three-legged ones - are welcomed. Oh yes - forgot to say - you'll find a picture of it among my photos.

    Radnor Arms - Radnor menu back

    Radnor Arms

    5.0(2 reviews)
    2.1 km

    This is a traditional country pub that remains a central part of the village community. Locally…read moreproduced milk is sold in a vending machine in the car park, a real taste of the country. The menu is varied and meals are fairly priced, and service is very good. Local beers and guest ales are featured. There is an open fire and a warm welcome. A large pub garden is a popular attraction in the right weather. Although outside the city there is a bus service and it is within walking distance of the hospital. Definitely worth a visit. Vegetarian options are available.

    This is a quaint country pub in Salisbury England with excellent food at a great value.  We came…read morehere with relatives who  highly recommended it for the food quality.  We came on a Thursday afternoon right at opening time and was able to get a table for 6 people (recommend making reservations in advance as the place filled up quickly) Looked like lots of locals who were very familiar with the menu items.  Besides the menu, there is a very nice specials board on the wall that you can choose from.   We ordered the following: -  1 bottle of New Zealand Sauv Blanc $21.50 UK -  1 Sharing Board -olives, focaccia, olive oil, balsamic, tomatoes, feta stuffed peppers, ham and venison pate $15 UK - very large portion! -  1 pork belly over mashed potatoes with broccolini-tasty entree $15.95 UK -  1 Shrimp Sandwich - HUGE portion with side salad and delicious fries $8 UK -  1 Special Rocket salad with fried goat cheese - cheese was rich and very mild. $7.95 UK -  1 childs plate $6.95 UK All portions were just enormous and it was hard to finish all of the plates.  In total for 4 adults and 2 children $93.30 UK!  Such a deal!  Our waitress was very helpful and very attentive to our needs.  We would definitely return.

    Photos
    Radnor Arms - Prawn (US shrimp) sandwich

    Prawn (US shrimp) sandwich

    Radnor Arms - Radnor menu front

    Radnor menu front

    Radnor Arms - The special at the Radnor Arms was excellent. With whitebait as a starter and a pint of Hopback breweries Summer Lightning I feel well fed.

    See all

    The special at the Radnor Arms was excellent. With whitebait as a starter and a pint of Hopback breweries Summer Lightning I feel well fed.

    The Rose & Thistle

    The Rose & Thistle

    4.5(2 reviews)
    8.2 km
    £££

    Not just a pub -- an establishment! Locals tell me it's always enjoyed a reputation for good food…read moreand our lunch held up the tradition. The menu is extensive (sole, veal, pheasant, salmon, plus the usual suspects) and rich (in sauce as well as money). We ordered from the specials board: dover sole in spiced butter and manor farm pheasant in red wine gravy. Both were excellent and my only complaint is that the sole was drowning in the butter sauce. This seems to be a trend with English cuisine -- dousing the food with tons of sauce, whether it's gravy or butter or curry. We didn't have room for dessert (oh, sorry, pudding, as they call it here), but we ordered one anyway -- the panna cotta was light and delicate. And then we got humbugs with our check. That's mint candies, Yanks. The dining room is tiny and popular so do book a table in advance. If it's wintertime, ask them to hold the one by the fire for you -- very romantic. This place is down the road from some delightful thatch-roofed homes and English cottages, and horses share the road, so if you sit in the garden, you might see them. When I think of England, this is the kind of place I think of. If you're driving around aimlessly or on your way to Salisbury, this is a good choice for a pit stop.

    I had this on very high recommendation, my parents went on a mini break at Fordingbridge. They…read moredined here twice as they said they liked the menu so much that they couldn't just go once and wanted to sample more of the menu. When we came back to this area on a family holiday they said they had to take me here. The pub was a bit tricky to find and we relied on sat nav, located in a small village its only slightly out the way. The exterior and interior is lovely with the traditional countryside pub reflective in even the traditional ivory looking handled cutlery. The massive fireplace was slightly modernised with white pillar candles that looked warm, cosy and elegant. I like a menu that is one page and this one was. I was immediately drawn to the Steak served in a garlic, oyster mushroom and tarragon sauce and knew I had to try it. It was amazing! The steak I ordered as rare and it was cooked perfectly, the meat was very tender. All are mains came with a side vegetable selection including a perfect potatoes dauphinoise, buttered carrots, grilled courgette and cooked beetroot. The vegetables were almost as good as the steak! I had a traditional Queen's pudding for dessert which I've only ever had once or twice at home. It was delicious and I was completely impressed by the meringue on top as it was huge and fluffy - making it very fun to eat

    Black Horse

    Black Horse

    5.0(1 review)
    17.0 km
    ££££

    WOW!! I hadn't been in here for a few years despite living nearby, but I called in for Sunday lunch…read morea few weeks ago after my dear mum said it had changed hands and things were on the up. I have to say the food was superb, at the time I think i even said it was the best sunday lunch i had ever had, I think I was a little taken a back by the quality of the food on offer. They have successfully managed to retain some of the old charm and proper pub feel, while making the dining a cosy, friendly experience that is all about locally produced food. The lamb had already sold out (turn up early or book on the phone if you don't want to miss out) so the three of us had duck, chicken and beef. Each dish was cooked pretty much to perfection and the home made yorkshire puddings were great. Sunday lunch just how it should be! This pub focusses on local, fresh produce all of which is prepared on site and served in simple, traditional dishes. The menu is short, but in my opinion that is the way it should be, as it means each dish excels. It is always so disheartening to find a pub that has 30 dishes on the menu as you can almost guarantee each one will be mediocre. Not the case with this pub. To top it all off the ales are well kept, the Bowmans "swift one" was a very refreshing pint and anything on tap from Hopback is a safe bet. All in all this pub comes very highly recommended, great food, nice atmosphere, good beers and friendly service, what more could you want?!

    Photos
    Black Horse
    Black Horse

    See all

    Fox & Goose - pubs - Updated May 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...