Aloha, when in Portsmouth in England this is by far the best pub. Amazing fish and chips, so…read morefresh, crispy and light. You have an amazing view of the water with iconic buildings in your view plane as well as watching fisherman fish off the pier in front of you. So much busy fun sights to watch. I think I could have sat their all afternoon people watching, LOL. We sat upstairs with a nice sea breeze coming in from the window, and we could hear the English accents around us and the bustle from below, such a perfect lunch, enjoy!

Fabulous seaside location with great outdoor views and terrific coastal English cuisine. Wife and I…read morewere touring the Cotswold and environs, really glad we stopped for lunch since we had near perfect weather after experiencing the Silverstone F1 race and the Goodwood Festival of Speed.

Yet another good olde English Pub…read more This pub is just down the road from my grandma's house, so I have taken her here a couple of times. The food is A-OK, and good value. My grandma always seems to go for the fish and chips which is huuuuge and comes with mushy peas. Last weekend I had the 'sizzling salmon' from the specials and it was gorgeous - served on a pile of red peppers and caramelised onion with huge potato wedges and salad. The best things about this pub, are the friendly staff and the views of the sea/boats out of the window. I was also impressed that my round of drinks for four people cost less than a tenner!! I've never tried the deserts as grandma always wants to make us some kind of sweet-thing before we head home... this time I was so full, I couldn't even eat grandma's waffles! It must've been good!

Absolutely love to pay this place a little visit. The pub itself is quite traditional but very well…read morelooked after and has a really nice feel about it. Upstairs you can sit down and eat whilst looking out across the River Hamble at all the passing boats. The food has always been good and doesn't disappoint. The staff are very friendly, it ticks all the boxes. On a sunny day you can get your drink in a plastic glass and sit outside on the edge of the water. Times flies by when I'm basking out there and before I know it I'm a few pints in. Vistied many times in the past and will be back many times in the future.

Lively pub and restaurant with gorgeous seaside views, friendly staff and delicious food.read more

Saturday 25 November 2023. The Langstone Village Association (LVA) enjoyed it's annual AUTUMN…read moreSUPPER in a lovely choreographed evening by The Ship Inn's Mark, Katie and the team and with Yanna very much contributing to a great evening. Great food, drink, fun, a chance for our community to enjoy good conversation and relax ready for Christmas. Well done The Ship Inn, Langstone. John Boulton and Cecily Hughes (Chair LVA)

I tried the Churchillian last night for a meal . I ordered the lamb shank which was excellent,the…read moredesert of Eton mess was also really good. All the staff were friendly and very helpful especially the young man behind the bar called Daniel. I would certainly recommend the Churchillian to everyone.

I booked a table for five people to celebrate my daughter's engagement and my birthday my wife and…read morel ordered the lamb shank ,my daughter had scampi her partner that pork belly and his little boy had sausage and chips . All the food came together and was cook beautiful . All the staff were very polite and and could not do enough for us .Daniel one of the bar staff was very helpful when we ordered drinks and are food and also brought drinks to our table even though they were very busy .l would recommend using the Churchillian for family and casual meal's.

Liv, and Amy , the entire staff was amazing!!! Chef never told us his name, but food was…read morefantastic!! Not just good. Hot was Hot , Cold was Cold!!!! Spicy was spice not hot but flavorful!!! Get it spicy hot if you want, just ask... Here are the photos, awesome architecture..I have to make a special note that the Dogs get their own water keg!!!!

The Crown and Anchor is a beautiful old pub situated in Dell Quay, a gorgeous area on the South…read morecoast not far from Chichester. The pub takes a bit of finding and is definitely off the main commuter route. However, it was exceedingly busy on a Tuesday lunch time on a chilly late October day so obviously the word is out. If you are lucky (we weren't) you will be able to grab a table by the window and take in the beautiful scenery while you lunch. The menu offers a good selection of pub food including such favourites as bangers and mash, gammon eggs and chips, pies and burgers, as well as lighter bites such as soup and a selection of freshly baked baguettes. The have numerous fish dishes on the daily specials board. I was tempted by the crayfish and crab open sandwich with fries. It was a pleasant surprise to find that the portion size of the fish far outweighed that of the bread. It was super tasty and very filling. The bar has a good selection of lagers, ales and wine, plus all the usual spirits. I chose to wash my sarnie down with a lovely pint of Hooky, an Oxfordshire ale. It's definitely worth making the trip out to this pub but I would advise booking, especially if you are visiting in the summer. Also, request a table by the window if you can.

We loved it so much we did dinner and then breakfast before our cruise! That cheese TOASTIE and…read moreberry cider were AMAZING! Fish n chips- so delicious! We shared the English breakfast and each had a cappuccino, may or may not have snuck in one more berry cider @ b fast :)

Fantastic pub. Great atmosphere. Food is excellent and very reasonably priced. Had dinner with a…read morefriend two nights in a row and both times we couldn't believe what quality we got for the price with it being right in front of the Naval Museum and train station. Had the steak and ale pie, bbq chicken, pub plates, and the prosciutto and camembert sandwich, all excellent. Decent beer selection as well and nice cocktails.

What a fantastic pub/restaurant nestling on the riverbank in Arundel. Just along from the castle…read more Sitting outside was relaxing prior to our booked table in the restaurant. The ambience spread over to the clientele as it was reasonably quiet. Unlike many pubs where people seemed to need to shout to speak to each other. After a drink we were guided to a table in the restaurant. Lovely young lady that would serve us this evening. The menu was interesting with a good selection of dishes but, noticeably, normal Pub Grub with a twist. We stuck to the normal fish and chips. Wonderfully cooked fish with a beautiful tartar sauce. The chips, triple fried. Brilliant. Service was second to none. That young lady was there before we needed to ask. Like she was in your head anticipating your requests. Price was more than reasonable. Looking forward to visiting our friends in Arundel again and another visit to this gem on the river.

Went with my mum in a visit to the uk. Love the location,…read moreDown a road with a view of the castle and plenty of outdoor seating and parking. Beer selection was ok. You have to order at the bar and tell them your table number which is ok except they did not put signs about that anywhere so people had to go out again to figure it out. Tons of room inside btw. Mum ordered a fish finger sandwich which was ok but somewhat bland, lacking any flavour beyond the beading. I got the burger and they did not ask how well done. I got 2 overcooked, pre made burgers that had zero flavour. Prices are steep but that is to be expected. But at least try to make food that is better than McDonald's. Great location, decent drinks, food needs a do over and it could be a must visit.

Great service and tasty food. The environment is very charming. The haddock and chips or their…read moresteaks are my favorite. Oh, and their mushy peas. I'd eat here every night if I could.

If you are in the Arundel area, want an authentic gastro pub with good food, great service and…read morecultured locals, this is the place. This is a real pub with culture and heritage. Not something that can be felt by load of marketing people or branding junkies. The food is very nicely done ny a person that evidently knows how to cook. It is not fusion craziness and trendy, just good proper and smart food. The staff working here are people that know more about the restaurant trade and are not the untrained students that would get a chain. The decor fits in with the beautiful Tiny Village that Burpham is. If you'd like to see real English countryside at its best in a proper village, this is the place to go. Just driving to the restaurant along the small road to the village will give you a great feel and the restaurant lives up to it. As somebody who comes to the area or not, I like to come here and it remains what I have always liked about it. While the food is quite upscale, as are the people, but the prices remain good for what it is. One of my favourite places in the area.