Arrived on a quiet Saturday night, very early. The pub itself is very nice, not too trendy or too…read moreold style. Perhaps though, you wouldn't expect the quality of food by looking at the outside of the pub. Never has the phrase, "don't judge a book by its cover," been more true. What is generally nice about this place is that they do a few things really well, rather than having huge selections of mediocre tat. This starts with the beer - a choice of four very nice ales, we went for the Dark Star "Hophead" a golden pale ale, which has a lovely full flavour with a hint of honey and elder-flower. The menu here changes often, almost daily, depending on what is available and the chef decides to make. Our starters were ham and apple terrine with a lovely pickle, chicken and liver paté with sourdough bread & homemade chutney, Selsy crab and salmon cakes. All fantastic. Not only did it all taste fantastic but the presentation is worth the price alone. You can see the menu in the photos I've added. For mains I had hanger steak with purple sprouting broccoli - incredible melt in the mouth texture that worked so well with the broccoli and a tasty sauce. Everyone else had fish was being at the coast is a great choice. My youngest daughter had hake in a beer batter which was so, so light and crispy. My wife and eldest daughter had pan fried fish (trout and turbot) with mash. Seriously, I could have eaten all the mains myself - I've not seen my wife finish a meal so quick, ok I kept stealing bits of her plate because it was rather yummy. I couldn't reach my daughters plate so easily. Desserts were equally well presented and equally tasty. The highlight was the chocolate brownie that was rich and gooey it the right proportions. The rummed raisins in my sable biscuit chocolate cake were fantastic. These lovely fruits just kept popping in my mouth. My eldest had the raspberry meringue which thankfully wasn't too sweet, although the meringue was a little harder than I expect it was obviously made in the kitchen as it had a lovely chewy inside rather than being all air. Overall, a brilliant meal. If you were eating this in London you would be paying twice as much as you are here. While you would probably only get half of the meal in London too. This is top quality food with portions you can live on. Go here now before the word gets out.

Four real ales (at £1 less per pint than it's nearest rival), good-sized beer garden at the front…read moreand lots of space to spread out in through the back. Jukebox, hot water in the toilets and a Dyson had dryer. Cheery, friendly service.

A large lively pub which does tea, coffee and snacks during the day as well as what you would…read moreexpect from a pub! The pub is very popular with students and needs to be on the list for any pub crawls around Bognor. There are seats outside to enable you to (when the weather allows) enjoy your drink while people watching.

I went in during a music festival. I did not eat anything and did not see anyone eating anything…read moreother than than crisps. They have 2 cask pulls for beer, but when I asked which beers, I was told they are for display only. In order to get a non lager beer here I had to get a bottle of doom bar, which is sad. There was a choir singing in the front which was nice. I heard them sing a Coldplay song as part of a music and dance festival. That was lovely. It seems to be standard for pubs to be an endurance test of patience if you want to orders drink. I think I waited 10 minutes to order 2 overpriced beers. It's not unique to this place. I will say the location is great and the outside back garden is lovely and a large group was playing Irish fiddle banjo and boron drum music.

The Martlets has been with me and my family your whole lives, and we have constantly come here for…read moremany years. It never fails to impress and for a really good price too! Can't recommend this place enough, it's well-worth a visit!

A lovely place to eat and drink. There is a children's play area outside as well and the staff are…read morevery friendly. All in all would say a great family pub/restaurant. Food is brilliant!!! It is also extremely clean.

Beautiful country pub serving not only a fantastic array of real ales and top quality lagers but…read moresome really mouth-watering food as well. This 17th Century building has so much charm with its low, oak beams in the bar that you can't help but feel nice and relaxed. The staff add to the atmosphere as you can tell they all really work hard to make sure your food is out on time and you haven't got to wait long at the bar for your drinks. We had a brilliant Sunday lunch there a few weeks ago. It wasn't the cheapest but worth every penny. I had the roast pork and the crackling was perfect! With the open fire roaring, it really was a nice place to sit and relax when its hammering down with rain outside. I had to be dragged out by my wife!!

My mum is lucky enough to have recently moved to a village with four good pubs. Last week, we…read moretried the Lamb Inn on a Tuesday evening. Having not been before, mum booked a table in the dining room but it was clear when we turned up that it's not necessary. I think you might need to book on Fridays or Saturdays, but during the week you'll be fine to just turn up. On this occasion, I was not drinking in preparation for the 10k, but next time I come I'd like to try the wine as the wine list did look good. Without trying the wine I could not go for a 5* but maybe I'll revisit the rating when I do try it. My mum had the saute chicken and my brother had the pork belly. Served with a generous portion of seasonal vegetables. Both were very satisfied and I think I'd like to try the pork next time. I went for the burger, without cheese. Living in Manchester, where there are gourmet burger places on pretty much every street, and there are some very very good burgers, I am hard to please in the burger department. Well this one was very impressive and I'm kind of glad I don't like cheese, as this would have been even richer with the addition of cheese. You'll see from the photo how generous a portion it is. The burger was homemade, and well seasoned. There were bacon bits in the burger which added a gorgeous smokiness. There were fried onions/mushrooms on the burger which were nice without being too greasy. On top of that was bacon jam - oh man the bacon jam! Lush it was and went really well with the bacony burger. The coleslaw was delish as was the onion relish. My mum pinched a few of the chips and she enjoyed them as much as I did. Overall, am very impressed and think anyone who enjoys burgers would enjoy this. There was a good atmosphere in the pub itself and the staff were friendly and attentive. It's only about 10-15 minute walk to the beach at Pagham and has lovely countryside. I imagine it must be a nice cosy stop off for walkers/ramblers in the area. One of the other people in the pub had a cute dog on her lap, so that's handy to know if you have a dog and want to take him/her with you to the pub. Overall, I recommend a visit.

I know they're a chain of pubs but I've always thought the Young's brewery pubs have been of a…read morereally high standard. The beers good too! This one could do with a lick of paint outside but I guess thats got something to do with its position right on the seafront. The staff are really good in here and you really don't have to wait long at all for food even on a busy day. Their pies and their fish and chips are the best on the menu. Really filling and really good value for money. There's free wi-fi in here too so its a great place to surf the net and sip a few nice cold lagers!

This is a lovely local pub right on the seafront with both covered and uncovered outside seating…read moreand an extensive menu. It's a Youngs pub, so serves real ales as well as the usual drinks fare. The standard menu is fair, but where this place comes into its own is with its ever-changing specials board. There are always good fish dishes available, and some great desserts. The choice for vegetarians is not huge to be fair, but the vege lasagne is one of the best I've tasted at a pub. This is a great place for lunch, on a summer's day or any time of year, and the outside seating right by the beach is a real bonus. Highly recommended.

A local said that The Gribble has some of the best food and beer in the area. She was close! In…read morefact, in our opinion this is absolutely the best pub/inn we've been to in the entire south of England! Their home brewed ales are fantastic! And their food is just as good!! They're located in a small bill out in the middle of nowhere. However, it is absolutely worth the drive. Enjoy!

Great placeStuck in the middle of nowhere!!! Well Oving actually but it might as well be nowhere…read more Ne'ertheless, it gives great service with a smile, fantastic food and ales. Their own as well. Peaceful and quiet, you will enjoy it here

A great range of ales (both 'craft' and real) and ciders, as well as gins etc. for a very small bar…read morearea. Obviously very popular with locals and visitors alike you'll likely be hard pressed to find a seat but don't let that put you off. Regular buffets on Sundays are a good additional extra & Steve the owner is always good for decent chat.

Great pub with extremely friedly owners that always seem to have the time to sit and natter away…read morewith the locals or new customers. I popped in on my own as I was passing through and was extremely hungry and they made me feel so welcome. They have 6 real ales on tap in this establishment and pour a pint of Harveys that could rival any Lewes pub! Food wise, I had a beautiful Sussex cheddar ploughmans that was not only huge but really tasty with plenty of fresh, crusty bread to go with it. It was raining when I was there but the garden looked absolutely huge so we're definitely going back when the weather gets better.

Six real ales on tap so one of the best selections in the local area. Good range of food and two…read moremeat choices (as well as a vegetarian) for the roast on Sundays. Specials board swiftly updated. Pleasant, historic interior and clearly popular with locals. Good-sized beer garden at the rear. Good, free wi-fi connection. The lack of a lock on the trap in the Gents and also no hot water in the sink there were obvious and unfortunate minuses.

Very cosy in the right-hand bar area on the January evening I was in…read more No real ales on although there were three taps. Hot water in the Gents. Jukebox disconnected. Large property with function room upstairs. Another Felpham pub that obviously has its fans from the immediate area.

I've had the pleasure of visiting The George Inn on several occasions now during my holidays down…read morein Felpham and all I can say is how welcome we've always been by not only the friend staff, but all the customers as well. 5/5 for food! The information we received in regards to places to eat/drink was also fantastic. So if you're in Felpham at any time I'd advise using The George.

went to this pub a while ago when driving through area as needed little girls room-very…read moreaccommodating as most pubs dont let you use their facilities. unusual bright pink exterior-you cant help notice it! nice friendly staff so stayed for quick coke. could be nice pub to go for night out with mates.

The 'pink pub' as its known in the area! because it has always been painted a shade of pink- it is…read morecurrently a darker pink than that shown in the picture though! This is my local pub and it is a very friendly family run pub and though small it has a good atmosphere about it. There is a carpark located very nearby.