We were the 2nd table to be seated for Sunday service. We sat in the restaurant which was light and…read moreairy. The tables were comfortably spaced in the room. We had 2 waitresses one of which was training. They were both polite and friendly. For the price the roast dinner was spot on. The meats were cooked beautifully and the vegetables had great variety. Although not pictured the sticky toffee pudding was amazing. It was too good to stop for a photograph. We would highly recommend this pub to friends and family.

Gorgeous little pub inside and out. So well placed in the country side and right near the Meon…read moreValley, Marriott Hotel. It has a very family-friendly warm feel to it, with open log fires, a heated beer garden, and lots of comfortable seating. I loved the large, old picture frames décor with empty bottles of pricy champagne and whisky filling the window sills. This is definitely the kind of pub I could spend a whole Sunday afternoon in, sampling the merchandise... They do food up until 9pm, and certain things are *extremely* reasonably priced. f you get a basket meal, you get a choice of Scampi, Southern Friend Chicken Strips, Cheeseburger, Sausages, or Tempura Battered Vegetables (all served with chips) for £4.95! And on every day of the week you can get a specific dish for a fiver as well, ranging from Fish and Chips to Lasagna and Risotto. The cheeseburger tasted a bit microwaved, unfortunately but the chips were solid and service was quick. Clientele ranges from those these for a couple pints and the footie to groups of 20 year olds taking advantage of the cheap food and drinks. Will definitely be back, but won't be getting that cheeseburger.

We visited this delightful pub on a beautiful afternoon, and it quickly became a standout…read moreexperience. While the food was undeniably good, the service was what truly made the visit memorable. Logan, our server, went above and beyond--something that rarely happens enough for me to remember a server's name. As first-time guests, Logan guided us through the menu with care, helping us choose dishes we'd enjoy. He checked in to make sure we were happy with our selections and even served us the most incredible lemonade I've ever had at a pub. It was refreshing and perfectly balanced--a highlight of the meal! The pub itself is full of charm, housed in a historic building steeped in character. Adding to the experience were the many Charles Dickens decorations adorning the walls--a fun nod to the famed author, who hails from this town. The literary touches tied everything together, giving the space a distinct and playful personality. We shared a variety of dishes, including the fish and chips, chicken schnitzel, and a BBQ kebab. Each dish was flavorful, generously portioned, and perfect for sharing. Between the welcoming ambiance, delicious food, exceptional service, and the literary flair, this visit was a delight from start to finish. I live too far away to be back, but I for sure will tell others to check it out.

I've come here before had had great service so not sure what happened today. 1 hour between the…read moretime we ordered and our food arrived. 2 roast dinner with turkey. Which seems unreasonable given they are dip items. No explanation or apology for the wait. Great food, good portion size. Just astonishing it took an hour at 3pm on a Sunday

I was pleasantly surprised on my visit here. Last time I visited this chain was a couple of years…read moreago and the menu has expanded greatly since then. With lots of food options it was difficult to decide, we were really pleased with our dinner. I had filo pastry pie with salad and my bf had Lebanese chicken salad. We were both impressed with the portion sizes and taste (except he said the Chicken was a little dry) we went on a Monday so this meant 50% off food bill what a bargain! The venue itself is a decent size and has a fantastic view of the harbour. We came earlier in the day and sat outside for a coffee..even in March it's picturesque as long as you have your coat! Was very busy in the eve but the wait on food wasn't long and the service was friendly and quick..advise not to arrive too late if wanting to eat on the Monday food deal.

I cant say my expectations were up to much, with Slug and Lettuce being a generic chain…read more It was a boiling hot day in Portsmouth, and the Slug and Lettuce was the only place that had a free table outside on the harbour! Great views! It was a really clear day so you could see Gosport easily, and even the Isle of wight! Cocktails - they were BOGOF, and you could mix and match which was a bonus. They used cocktail mix from a bag (?) so wasn't expecting them to be of the best quality, but in actual fact they were quite tasty and worth the price. Food - We opted for a burger each, Scott had chicken, I had beef and we had half each (I'm the girlfriend that has to try everything that Scott has) Both were nice, but the beef was definitely nicer than the chicken. It seemed like a cheap cut. I didn't realise until afterwards that there is a vouchercloud you can use to get 25% off the food. I'll remember that if there is a next time.

Met some former colleagues for dinner. The place was warm, with a log burner, cozy and traditional…read moreatmosphere over looking the River Hamble. Loved the location but complements to the chef's, I really enjoyed the Steak and Ale Pie and the service was good. I will definitely be popping back there.

As it's been said before the setting of this pub is beautiful. A short walk down a path and you'll…read morefind it at the bottom right next to the water. We were here as a big group and were easily accommodated. It was a nice day so we sat outside and it was really lovely. Service wasn't anything particularly special but the food was very good.

Visited here with a couple of friends and was greeted with kindness and casual service…read more My friends ordered the fish and chips which they liked, and the portions were grand! My favorite part was the bar and the employees. I felt very comfortable and at ease casually enjoying our food and drinks. I'm not sure if they still have it, but there was a pear cider, and a tequila beer called desperado. I really enjoyed those. Might I add the bar scene is quite lively after dark, and I recommend this place for all times of the day!

Horrible service. If you are pressed for time or even only have 3 hours. Don't order foodread more

This building itself is from the 13th century and we came here on a Sunday to try their Sunday…read moreRoast. We also tried their vegan dish and fish and chips. The service was fast and the food was good. Overall I liked all the dishes and would say to try them out. They also have some beer on tap and a variety of different drinks. This is like a pub and it just sells pretty tasty food here.

Duke of Wellington in Southampton is your quintessential old-school neighborhood pub that has…read moresurvived through the ages - cozy ambiance, historical furnishings, and that classic British charm. I started with a half pint of Folly Road lager (recommended by the server), which was refreshing, light, and super easy to sip. Then came the fish & chips, and honestly it was one of the best I've had anywhere. The portions were wildly generous, and the fish was perfectly golden-fried with crispness that creates a loud crunch as you bite into it. The plump fish was tender, flaky and moist. The dish comes with mushy peas too. I appreciated that they set you up with salt, pepper, and malt vinegar so you can season everything to your taste, and you can request tartar sauce that's light, creamy, and great for dipping. Service was friendly and efficient, making the whole visit feel warm and effortless.

Decor & furniture is comfortable but basic very much a pubby pub! We were a group of four and…read morevisited at lunchtime mid-week. The service was good. We chose Swordfish steak, Tuna Steak, Sirlion with stilton and another Sirlion that came with an Apple Crumble desert. The vegetables accompanying the dishes were peas and carrots not much choice there! The steaks were cooked as ordered. The chips were very chunky and well cooked. The food was generally plain but generous enough portions. Salt & pepper came in little packets as did the butter. The fish was served plain no sauces. Overall I would describe the food as basic with no frills. A good pub lunch but not for a special occasion.

Punch Taverns Outlet with the emphasis on food, which is available every day from 12-8 pm. A single…read morereal ale from the Punch range is available (examples of which have been Sharps Doom bar and St Austell Tribute). May close early mid-week evenings if quiet.

The best pub food I have ever eaten. We attended with 7 friends all had large portion sizes and…read morelovely service.

Quick glance: + generous portion…read more + well plated and looked appetizing + friendly staff The pub is located in the heart of Shanklin and offers decent pub food. It's not the best pub food in the world, but at least they made the effort with plating and fresh ingredients.