Really can't fault this pub. The welcome is warm, the service is right up there with the best…read moreyou'll find in a gastro pub and the food is superb and well presented. The menu is fantastic and it makes choosing very difficult. The gravy that came with my Garlic & Chive Pork Sausages and mash was the best I'd ever tasted. The local brew (Harveys Best Bitter from Lewes) was an excellent pint.

We stop by at this pub on Tuesdays and Thursday nights quite often, and a few pints and the chesse…read moreon chips are so welcome to the palett

My family and I had a lovely time enjoying a late lunch together here. The server was attentive and…read morekind. And the food was visually stunning and tasted as good as it looked.

I was taken to this pub, having been told about the redecoration and new management. I loved it…read more That's all there is to it!! The decor is flamboyant, with railway sleepers forming part of the bar. The pub is also part-restaurant. We were sat in the 'library' which is cosy with painted shelves of books on the wall. There is a bizarre looking model who is scarily life-like as an old waiter carrying a tray! The wine was nice, the food also. I had sausage and mash and the sausages were locally made. We all had a different type of food and were happy with our choices. Another of our party had fish which was cooked prefectly and another had a Thai noodle curry, which was spicy!!! The management are attentive and asked how we were getting on a couple of times, but not too much to be annoying. There was a roaring fire going and games such as Dominos that we could play. My absolute favourite part of the pub is a free jukebox with CDs. All in all, it's a novelty pub with a homely atmosphere. It is modernly decorated with a classic touch. I would not hesitate to go back and would recommend it straight away.

Under New Ownership as from 5 Jan 2010, The Lord Raglan is the only waterside pub in Emsworth…read moreVillage. Traditional Homemade food and great Cask Ale with Cask Marquee certification! For more info please visit our website http://www.lordraglanemsworth.co.uk

The lord Raglan is for older people, they gather here. the food is good and alot. Can highly…read morerecommend the home made soup. very good price and alot of it.

If you could picture the ideal village pub, then it would look something like this. Creeping ivy…read moreall the way up the frontage and hanging baskets filled up with various flowers, this place really does look inviting. Once inside, it doesn't let you down either. Great selection of beers including Harveys and some really nice home cooked food. Try the whole-tailed breaded scampi as its just as its so nice and fresh tasting. Plenty of bar games to keep you amused like skittles and darts or you could just sit quietly in the corner reading your paper like me.

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)

excellent sausages, 50 different with mash lovely the food is severed quickly and presented very…read morewell. They have so many different types you can even pick one of 3 different sausages from the menu. Very easy place to visit. Parking is good, however some time differcult to see to get out of the parking areas.

Excellent pub, lots of eating areas and a genuine proper bar area with good beers…read more The sausages are amazing!

This pub has excellent ale, log fires and excellent food. The pub is a traditional English pub with…read moreold fashioned values. Lovely place to visit for a Sunday lunch. Street parking quick can be differcult at times.

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.

This pub has been recently refurbished and is under new management since the previous review and is…read morenow well worth a visit. The landlord Greg Samphire has built up a good local clientele who know that they can enjoy well kept beers in comfortable and sociable surroundings. Food is available at lunchtimes and in the evenings and the restaurant is now building a good reputation with a tasty regular menu. You can choose from snacks or full meals and an imaginative daily specials board all home cooked and using local produce. Traditional Sunday lunches are very popular and booking is usually required. There is a regular quiz night on Mondays starting at 20:00. Plenty of parking and a pleasant garden and childrens' play area.

Not a very nice pub to visit. has good parking. very old fashioned in the way they expect you to…read morebehave and pay. They prefer you to pay in cash and the figures are not rounded.

Friends directed me to this gastropub in the small village of West Ashling off the A27 near…read moreChichester, and I was delighted to find two sunny rooms filled with original cooking of high quality, and excellent service. Hot and runny venison scotch egg with pickled fennel was crisply delicious as was the chargrilled white asparagus, crunchy poached egg and Alba truffle mayonnaise, while haloumi also came crisply battered with a herb-filled dipping butter. A decent-sized plate of mussels was made more interesting with the addition of rice and chorizo in the broth, but the slow-cooked, smokey beef brisket was the star of the show, closely followed by some of the best triple-cooked chips ever eaten. A delicious rhubarb fool and some gorgeous ice creams including sea-salt caramel and liquorice completed a superb meal. The menu pictured will show you the prices. We will return!

We stayed at the pub for a wedding that was being held locally. Having eaten there once before and…read morebeing impressed, we booked for the weekend. Well they have only got better! Running an award winning inn in Vermont USA we have high standards and Emma who is front of house knows her onions, and Dotty her wonderful hairy companion was the cherry on top of the cake! The 2 rooms offered as accommodation are simple but very comfortable, but the bed we found to be very springy...which was not uncomfortable but unusual for us, as we are used to a firmer mattress. However we slept well, and also heard little noise from the busy pub downstairs. The bathroom had a great soaking tub as we were upgraded to the larger of the two rooms. To sum up: The breakfast was freshly cooked with a cracking local sausage and bacon on offer, but also on offer was a simple selection of fresh fruits, yoghurt and homemade bread, so we started each day well. I had dinner there one night with the bride and some family and we all enjoyed the dinner. In particular the homemade scotch egg and sardine appertisers were fantastic. Every dish was prepared with passion and William is a chef with creative and consistent culinary style at the top of his daily routine. The pub also serves delicious pints of ale...which I had to partake of! As we were there over a weekend the wood fired pizza oven was burning and my they make a bloody great pizza! So if you want a great meal, and want to consume a few drinks, book a room and stay over....you will not be disappointed!