Lively spacious pub with scrubbed wood tables and lots of seating. I came here after work to meet…read morefriends and it was perfect. Set back from the road and offering a good menu, it's somewhere I'll definitely be coming back to. Next time I'll be staying for dinner as the smells emanating from the kitchen were very tempting!

This was my local pub for 5 and a half years, after work outings for birthdays, a quick drink at…read morethe weekends or a meal after work with the hubby. This place has a lovely interior and exterior decor, has plenty of seating, outdoor seating in the front and at the back and a great menu. There is a good choice of drinks including some ales. Often there are food deals for two meals for 9.95. This runs every weekday evening. My personal favourite is the Yorkshire wrap (roast beef wrapped in Yorkshire pudding) served with chips and gravy.

Really decent pub that knows how to keep ale!! AND you get a huge choice .up to 20 cask ales. The…read more700 bus drops you nearly right outside.saves you driving!! Live music Saturdays. Very nice food and an even better Sunday lunch. You cannot miss this

Shittest pub in the world. Booked Christmas lunch and their chef walked out so after two hours we…read moregave up. The management (Sharon) not once apologised and even got in an argument with their customers. Not taking any responsibility for their issues. We work in the industry and fully understand when things go wrong. But their attitude was unbelievably crazy. They didn't care at all that we had to go home not having Christmas lunch or bloody dinner. Now keep in mind we booked weeks ago. Gave them a full pre order. They had our email addresses and phone numbers. All it would have taken was a call to say. We are really sorry. The proverbial sh@t has hit the fan. If you come expect to wait x hours, or were sorry but don't come at all. But no, instead we were told We should understand, We should deal with this better, We can wait, We should care about the little managers feelings. The chef walked out, so that explains that 1) you couldn't find our booking, 2) you had our pre order wrong, 3) you had no recollection of our drinks pre order 4) we got allocated a dirty sticky table as we got tired of waiting and had two incompetent staff trying to resolve the same issue and got tired of saying the same thing over and over. As in we really don't care where we sit. We've come to enjoy ourselves, can we just sit somewhere. 5) we asked at the bar what was going on. No one cared to let us know about the problems or apologise. 6) we asked again, by this time my mother in law walked into the kitchen to ask directly. 7) We asked again and had eyes rolled at us. 8) Right now we've had enough and demand we leave. 9) Wow Sharon. We are so terribly sorry you've had a bad day. Maybe walk up to a customers table and start with "oh my word, you've waited two hours and not one of my staff or I can tell you what the hell is going on" I am so sorry for ruining your Christmas, but this is what we're going to do to resolve it. Oh no scrap point 9. Sharon and her other half, insists its the customers fault, as they are clearly too stupid to understand her day and her rubbish chef for walking out on her. Well Sharon, look in the mirror. Chef you keep walking out on her. We totally understand. You Sharon, such an example to your team at The Four Chestnuts. The worst awful most uncaring team in Chichester. Be proud of your zero hospitality rating. We hope you close your doors permanently. Photo of our Christmas lunch.

best pub in wallington just near fareham! Great small pub!!read more

This is a good community pub, I felt it was a bit pricey per pint. To be fair, it does have good…read moreguest ale's which are very nice! Host's the village barbecue once a year which is worth a visit. The garden area is really pleasant and (when the sun does shine) can be a nice place to sit on a summers evening. Food is available for the rest of the year but not tried it yet myself.

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

Well to start with it's a Weatherspoons!!!…read more I love the place but so many of my frineds hate it... I think weatherspoons is like marmite you either love it or hate it, so that is why i have put my rating as on the fence!!! Food is ok and the atmosphere is so so... More place you come to have a bit of a chin wag with your mate over a couple of pints and then get home before the misses notices you was gone... Like all good Weatherspoons it is bloody cheap, which in my books is always a winner

I don't recommend going here at all. On both occasions I have been in the staff have been very…read morerude. I was standing at the bar ages before I got served. I will not be going back. I have spoken to a number of other people who agree with me about this place. The other people in this pub seemed a bit rude and aggressive. The atmosphere inside isn't nice. For people that many go anyway, this is a Wetherspoons pub with the usual menu. The food is quite nice and doesn't cost too much and you can get drinks fairly cheaply as well.

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.

Very quaint and delish cuisine. We were recommended this pub/restaurant and it did not disappoint!read more

I really like this place. Beer is usual town centre prices but its a lovely comfortable pub. I have…read morehad the food a couple of times and it has been a cut above the normal 'dinged' meals you get in other establishments. Its not awfully busy but it has kept its charm when compared to other establishments, probably only a matter of time before its converted. Its a bit out of the way but worth a visit. Had another visit following the other review on Qype. have to say the food was really very good value. The pub has been refreshed and is now light an airy. Well worth a visit.

This Wetherspoons pub is called the Sir John Baker after a former mayor of the area and local MP…read morewho lived nearby. It is my least favourite of all the Wetherspoons in Portsmouth as it doesn't seem to be as friendly or welcoming as the others. It serves the usual range of food which is quite cheap and cheerful, and a range of alcoholic and soft drinks including some real ales. Children are allowed but I think this is only if you are ordering food and they are not allowed in late in the evening. The pub is on a main shopping street and it can be difficult to park nearby.

Big and barn-like. However, the service is friendly, the atmosphere is unthreatening and the prices…read moreand food are good.