had a few good evenings here quiz night especially good for a laughread more

Shopping Day for my wife in Chi today. Got some consolation by lunching here. B****y Good Oh!!…read moreHadn't been since it was the old Slurping Toad!!! and the House of Fraser was the Army and Navy Can definitely recommend the food, especially the Pasta Smoked Salmon and Seafood Ravioli with Rocket and Garlic..! Brilliant, but HUGE!! If you're not driving, you can get a bottle of wine for about 8 quid. Fabulous building, very appropriate as it'e just opposite the Cathedral.

A fantastic cocktail bar in the centre of Chichester, right opposite the cathedral. Based in a…read moreconverted church this is an impressive venue, with great decor and ambience. It's a great place for a party (we recently held our engagement party there), and areas of the bar can be hired for this. Jo and her team will also provide a buffet at very reasonable cost. The cocktails are fantastic, ranging from the classics such as Cosmopolitans to more unusual apple martinis and the like. The food is very good for snacks, although for me it's a bit too lively for dinner. They also do an excellent salad bar lunch Monday to Saturday. The only slight quibble is the service which can sometimes be a little slow, but I know they're working on this at the moment. However, with great cocktails and food, a 2-for-1 cocktail slot, and such a great venue, it's still a brilliant start to a night out in Chi.

The service is fantastic, staff are all very nice and helpful. Had the Aspalls cider on drought and…read moreit tasted very clean and very crisp, they take very good care of their lines. Had the best meal I've had in a long time (the steak meal for two and the mussels as a starter) it was all very fresh and perfectly cooked, the chefs are clearly very well trained and really care about the food they put out. I don't live in the country but i'm really looking forward to coming back when i get the chance!

The Bugle is great place to chill with a large choice of beer including local brewed ales. The…read morelocal 'pots' being a favorite. Food is pricey but worth it, the chef is talented. Altogether if you can afford the pricey food and drink, a really relaxing chilled modern gastro pub

This is a great pub with a good atmosphere but not a very good one if you're planning on getting…read morevery, very, drunk! That's mainly because it's such an old building most of the floors aren't straight. Apart from that this pub has oodles of character. The multitude of features makes this venue a nice place to explore and gives it a homely feeling. It's a good place to sit for a cup of tea and something to eat in the day as food is of a reasonable price and the tea is well made. They will also refill your pot with hot water for free. The drink selection is acceptable in the evenings and this pub has a famous gig venue attached. It can get quite busy, but this is normal. Of all the limited places to go out on an evening in Guildford, this is one of the best.

Old building, split level selling Shepherd Neame beer. Live music weekends. Haven't eaten here but…read morebeer OK Edit: Was told rather than asked to move as a group wanted the area we were sitting in. I don't take kindly to such rudeness so drops from 4 to 2 stars. Am in no hurry to return

This is a very good Gastropub on the pretty village green at Rowland's Castle. Modern, sharp decor…read moreand an interesting menu, all well served. Staff are generally young and whilst enthusiastic, occasionally lack some care. Food though is good and a standard array of beers are well kept. Nice little terrace overlooking the Green and the pub will also let you take your drinks on to the Green in the summer. Has live music some evenings and other events. Well worth a visit if you are in the area.

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Sunday lunch is to die for very cheap, you will not be able to eat it all because the chef there is…read morean ex army chef with exemplary cooking skills. The locals are very friendly with a wide vairiety of beers, wines and spirits.Bands and fun nights are on the menu, but you have to find out when. I'd recommend this venue to everyone.

Nice little homely family style pub, the pub itself wasn't very big but has a warm and friendly…read moreenough atmosphere with Satellite TV, traditional pub look they certainly got a large Dvds selection in their Dvd rack inside the pub well from what I saw..! and also apparent it houses tribute bands on certain nights. Situated on the out skirts of Alton, Hampshire it looks to me it's the place the locals hang out to catch up with a bit of small talk, or chit & chat or even just to chill out for a beer. I found it a nice place to stop off if your in the area, and have a beer, and will add the beer (Fosters!!) was nicely chilled and smooth down the throat.."cheers! " The Star Inn.. Lol.

This is a pleasant local pub in a small village just outside of Alton in Hampshire. They had some…read moregood real ale on tap and roaring coal fires when we went for a large family event (in the middle of winter). They have a good menu. The service was polite and prompt and the food arrived in good portions. I particularly enjoyed the deserts. The dining room was full of concord memorabilia which is very unusual, if a little strange. It's the kind of pub that makes me wish it was just round the corner from me.

The village has changed over the last 20-30 years and the pub has changed with it.but that's…read moreprogress. It can still cater for a large number of people and still has quite a decent range of beers. Once a very clicky pub, it now successfully caters for motorists/tourists. The pub is situated quite well for trade from the A24 and the Billingshurst Rd. We still like going there as it holds lots of memories from the old village. Worth having a look atthe food's not bad, though you can wait on a busy day.

The Red Lion is a big old pub which has been extensively renovated and modernised; all very…read morepleasant but a bit soulless with little real character. The hard paved garden at the front is comfortable but backs onto the car park and then the main road. The back garden was closed on our visit for Sunday lunch with B's old chum, the lovely Susie. Food seems to be the real focus of this place and there is an extensive menu which includes the additional offering of roast platters on a Sunday (a menu the size of war and peace always sets my alarm bells ringing a choice of 5 or 6 dishes is all most kitchens can cope with if it's being cooked to order). We had taken the precaution of booking a table but despite being fairly busy on this Sunday lunchtime there were still plenty of free tables. The roast platters seemed to be a popular choice; they looked very appealing if you like a mountain of food. I plumped for the haddock, chips and mushy peas which came with tartare sauce and a small bowl of ketchup .The fish was reasonably fresh and the batter was nice and crisp. However, the chips were not up to scratch at all and would have been better described as roast potatoes. Just about acceptable but not really what you want when you order fish and chips. The ladies both had the fish cakes which came with a salad and a crème fraiche dip on the side. Their verdict was ok but a bit bland and boring. The beer selection was nothing out of the ordinary but my pint of Sussex was perfectly acceptable. The other punters were a mixed bag of locals with plenty of big family groups and a few couples. Not a pub I would go out of my way to visit again, mainly due to the lack of atmosphere and general blandness, and if you are driving I'm sure you can find better nearby. Just about deserves a 3 star rating.