We visited this pub/restaurant during a recent stay in Milford on sea…read more Parking is on the roadside outside the pub or car park to the right. This is a really cosy pub. There is a coat rack as you go in so that you don't have to have your coat dragging on the floor or scrunched up behind you. It has a real fire which really helps the cosy atmosphere. There are seating booths which are made to look like old stable fronts with iron bars (sound hideous but they weren't). It was October when we visited and these booths were covered with lovely fairy lights. I presume these are here all year round but maybe they couldn't wait to get the deco's up. We ordered the veggie quiche, chips, onion rings, mushrooms and garlic bread. The Quiche was homemade and really delicious. The portions were huge and we struggled to finish our food and had to admit defeat. They sold a large selection of real ales of which my partner had to test of course. I visited the ladies which were clean, and no nasty pongs (worst thing ever!). All in all a really pleasant evening.

Stopped by for an ad-hoc drink and lunch on Saturday, met friendly locals (including a parrot and a…read morepug!) served by friendly staff, in a genuine pub. Food's great, good selection of ale, clientele a pleasant mix of visitors and locals - we'll be back.

Short but excellent menu in a charming dining room in this great pub. Local fish and game, with the…read morebest French fries in Hampshire. A good wine list and well kept Ringwood Best for the boys. Now has rooms so you can make a proper night of it ....

This place is a bit tucked-away, but it is one of the secrets of of the locals. Owned by tha bass…read moreguitar player Dire Straits, it is everything a great local should be. Everyone knows everyone so you may feel a bit out-of-it in the bar, but the meals in the restaurant are first class . Booking essentiak at weekends.

Hannah our server was awesome…read more The food is exquisite. Multi stars. Must visit and spend time. Sea bass amazing. Desserts are awesome

Right location, quaint village. Pub had a great reputation but had lost its mojo. Expensive and…read morevery average food sadly. Staff and drinks choice seem good though. Just don't eat there and expect a great gastro experience. Such a shame.

ATTACKED BY MEMBER OF STAFF After a verbal argument with an…read more18yr old immature barmaid, i was sitting down at the table and was attacked from behind receiving numerous injuries to my head and face, resulting in going to court being found that the employee was wrong and I was acting in self defence after I defended myself, the landlord is yet to accept this as why would he want to as it would do his business harm. Obviously his small minded opinion is beyond a court of law, Beware!!! Your entering a goldfish bowl area here... DO NOT COMPLAIN.... To many young immature self conceited teens work here. Her sister then entered the property i was staying at and tried to stab me whilst I was asleep, I was lucky to wake up and suffered injury as I caught the knife as it was thrust down towards my neck, she is awaiting sentencing. Please see this link below to see the injuries I recieved from a barmaid and the letter of decision from the court. Ask your self do you want to go to a place like this. What a lovely place!!! photo link below http://www.flickr.com/photos/richardconnor/sets/72157626035112166/

Top class food in a very smart pub. A great place for an up-market Sunday lunch - as long as you…read moreare not too hungry as the portions of veg are a bit "nuveau". The meat though will be spectacular!

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Good sprawling country pub with low beams and friendly staff…read more normal pub grub, with local fish of the day on the board. I had the whitebait which was tasty, but served with eight triangles of bread, followed by the sirloin which was OK. Should have gone for the goats cheese and beetroot salad followed by whole fish or pie. Mmmmm pies. Ringwood ales and the normal cooking and strong lagers. The outside garden had a marquee roof over it and there was a Mount Gay Rum bar and live music out there. Clientèle - could have been in Devon. con: people smoking inside the marquee pro: great atmosphere, friendly staff and honest pub grub.

This pub is a bit of the beaten track but does get rather busy. There is quite a large courtyard by…read morethe entrance with seating for 20 people and then into a lovely character filled bar. There is a decent pub menu with decent prices and, my favorite, a beautiful walled garden. The garden is real suntrap in the summer and well maintained and comes with a big golden labrador. The food is typical pub fayre and is well cooked and presented. The bar has a good selection of beer, larger and wine. The staff are helpful and polite. Lovely place for lazy lunch in the sun. Lunch for two with drinks £25. There is also a covered tv area for sporting events.

Lovely pub at the mouth of the Yarmouth Pier. Prices are reasonable. I had the beer battered fish…read moreand chips and my husband had the fish cakes. It is perfect pub food.