Nice Pub Nice People Some great bands. Good Charity events.read more

Excellent Pub Restaurant, sourcing locally produced food, which still maintains the heart of the…read moreold public bar for a pub atmosphere. Marquees have been set up for an outside bar in the garden. People commute some distance for the quality of the food and one side of the restaurant has countryside views. There is a decent size car park. Occasional live music. Friendly staff. Family friendly atmosphere. The FA Cup spent WW2 here. Drinks slightly above average prices.

Not all pubs that close do so forever. This one closed down and rose from the ashes as a great…read morecountry pub with excellent food. I hope they won't be offended if I describe them as a gastro pub as the food is quite different, but a twist on traditional. This pub is famous for being the home of the FA Cup during the World War II years after Pompey won in 1939. You can pop in for a summer evening drink in their extensive garden or eat in the bar or table service restaurant. Ample parking. Well update, gone a bit off lately. Seems poorly managed and now a bit pricey. What's going on?

Nice friendly local pub, fantastic quiz nights and a lovely menu with great tasting food! been a…read morecouple of years since I last went but I doubt it will have changed much!

16 of us went for a meal. All orders pre ordered. We got seated just befote 12 food didn't come out…read moretill nearly 1 o clock, 2 orders were wrong, 2 dinners returned and had to wait another 30 minutes. Then puddings were ordered. 3 1/2 hours. Totally unexceptable. Will not be returning!!!!!!!!!

Delightful old pub in the centre of Havant. Food was nice. Gammon is a great choice. Staff was…read morefriendly and lovely atmophere. Booking is recommended. Mind the head if you are tall as ceiling/door are low :)

This is a lovely olde worlde pub right in the centre of Havant. It serves a great selection of…read morebeers and the food is reasonable, but could be better! The building itself is gorgeous though, and it's a lovely cosy spot for an evening drink. The garden is slightly wild but beautiful, and the perfect venue for an evening of summer's drinking and chilling out with friends. Definitely one of the better pubs in Havant, recommended.

Nice pub with fab garden. Food good. Friendly staff. Worth a visitread more

Lovely warm atmosphere and fantastic homemade food. I've visited at least 50 times and always had a…read morevery pleasant time

Having visited Butser Ancient Farm just down the road we asked our SatNav for a decent pub nearby…read moreand were offered this delightful old Wealden Hall House conversion. The place has been much extended over the years, particularly the main dining area at the rear, but it retains much of its old-world charm. When we arrived soon after 12.00 p.m. it was not at all busy but a sight of the menu drew us in. Our mini(ish!) schnauzer was not allowed in the dining area but was welcome in the 'saloon bar' where we could still eat comfortably. To return to the menu - it had an interesting and tempting variety of quite unusual dishes as well as some old favourites and they offered some good Sauvignon to suit Judi's taste and a nice Rioja for me. The food when it arrived after only a short wait was absolutely great so I had to have a pudding as well. About 1.00 p.m. the place got really busy thanks to a large and unbooked party of walkers who seemed to expect instant service and moaned about a 20 minute delay - obviously not food lovers just seekers after fuel! The new management team may have a few tweaks to make before their service can absorb such an influx but they showed great willingness to get it right and I hope all goes well and they continue to serve top quality food!

You wouldn't necessarily realise that this pub is part of a chain. Originally a George Gale & Co…read morepub that was taken over by Fuller's a few years ago. It feels like a family run pub with a great menu of traditional food, mostly locally sourced. Fabulous garden with views across The Downs.

Popped in on a quiet Monday night in December.Lovely cozy,traditional English pub.Craft beers and…read moreimports available.Polite service and a menu which wants you to come back and try something different.Haddock and chips either mushy peas were very good indeed,as was the cod and a risotto.Can only imagine this place bursting at the seams during the warmer months.There is a designated dining area but we chose to be in bar.Fireplace was welcome on a cool evening.Lovely spot.

marked 'pricey', never used to be lovely bar-menu chilli bowl & garlic bread! BUT was £4.95 last…read moreyear and great VFM, however not so now. Shame

The whole family loves this pub/eatery, the staff are friendly and helpful, and will make sure that…read moreanything you ask for is delivered if at all possible. The bar and restaurant area are both light and airy with an oldy worldy kind of charm, high ceilings in the restaurant area make for a nice feel and the decor is cosy and clean, lots of wood and arty things scattered about. We arrived for lunch and were proptly seated at a table by the window, the tables are placed so that you are never sitting on top of another party as seems to be the fashion at the moment, so conversations are easy and you dont have to listen to anyone else! The menu is extensive and the really is something for everyone, as well as the daily specials which often include their rack of ribs which is awsome! both the kids and my dad went for the ribs, which arrived to gasps as always, as they stack two racks on a plate with huge crispy yet soft it the middle chips and proper homemade coleslaw, I went for the Bacon and chicken salad as Im watching what I eat, and it arrived without the dressing as I asked and was loaded with both chicken and bacon, and contained a good selection of salad leaves unlike some places that only seem to deliver iceberg! My daughter couldnt finish her second rack so they kindly wrapped it up for us to take home. The sweet selection is also very good, lots of hot and cold choices along with about 15 different ice creams flavours. With drinks (2 each for the kids) and coffee the bill came to about £20 a head (dad paid!) which I think is very reasonable. UPDATE sadly things have changed a lot here, went in January for dads 75th birthday, we where sat on a large table that was wedged against the wall so we had to move it, once seated everyone had to move down that side of you needed to leave the table, the people on the next table where so close our chairs where touching! And since we where the only two tables this was ridiculous!! Starters where nice but mine was disappointing, prawns and avocado, (not something I often go for as I can have it at home, this was a tiny portion, and not really worth the money. I had fish and chips for main, the batter on the fish was lovely, but quite a few bones in the fish which always puts me off fish, there was no real atmosphere there this time and staff few and far between, sadly jot somewhere we will be going back to in the foreseeable future as it's not what it was.

Charming pub/restaurant, lots of parking, good garden. Situated in the middle of the hampshire…read morecountryside with farmland in all directions. The beer is always good, I think it is tied to Fullers so you can get London Pride. The food is a consistently high quality and the staff are cheerful and friendly. It went through quite a few managers through 2008/09 but seems to have settled down now.

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)