I was traveling in the UK for the first time and driving out to Bognor Regis. We stopped by this pub and restaurant for some lunch. I was really hoping to get a good introduction to British food, and this place exceeded expectations in every way. What a hidden gem! The pub was warm and cozy with stone floors and a fireplace (as someone who lives in Utah, warm and weathered pub settings are hard to come by). The restaurant area was quaintly decorated with soft natural lighting. Our server was helpful and professional. We got the steak and ale pie (buttery, meaty, pleasantly dense, maybe the I've ever had), calamari, and clams, and we loved everything. Feeling very grateful to have found this place and I would love to return one day. read more

The Inglenook Hotel & Restaurant - Hotels Near Me - Bognor Regis, WSX

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Beautiful pub and I've been coming here for 16 years but, like many people in the village agree, the pub has gone EXTREMELY downhill since the original owners left. The vile, smarmy bar manager made me feel uncomfortable and was very rude! Strongly recommend avoiding this pub girls! read more

My mum has lived nearby for about ten months, but for various reasons I won't go into, I've only just got around to visiting. It's such a nice little pub, there's even a parrot. There is a bar area, conservatory and restaurant, and we sat in the conservatory. In the conservatory , you can choose from both the bar menu and restaurant menu, but in the bar and restaurant you get a choice of one menu. My mum ordered scampi from the bar menu followed by carrot cake, my brother had the pork belly starter followed by sirloin steak main from the restaurant menu, and I had the stake wing with gnocchi from the restaurant menu followed by a glass of muscat dessert wine. The pork belly starter looked amazing and was a nice sized portion. The mains were a very generous size. My brother has the biggest appetite of anyone I know and he struggled to finish the meal. The steak was cooked exactly as he wanted. My skate was wrapped in pancetta, served with gnocchi, a Provencal sauce and a really tasty pesto puree. The skate was so soft and moreish, the gnocchi some of the best I've had and the overall the dish worked really well. I wish I had the appetite of my brother, so I could have finished it. My mum's carrot cake was called "Flower Pot Carrot Cake" and is served in a flower pot, which is a really nice idea. For three people it was about £90, including two rounds of drinks, which is great value. The service was friendly and quick. Oh and for info, they allow dogs in the bar area, which is great in an area where people have a lot of dogs. The pub has a really good, friendly feel about it, so would highly recommend a visit when on the south coast. read more

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This is a fantastic place to come, whether it be for food, drinks or to stay. Great in both summer and winter, The Inglenook, Pagham offers beautiful, well maintained gardens, real log fires, and traditional decor in the bar. A well stocked bar (good selection of ales and lagers, if that is your thing) and friendly bar staff are an asset to the Inglenook, and whether it is heaving busy or a quiet afternoon, it has a great atmosphere. Food here is excellent and decent value, with the Sunday carvery lunch being a highlight. The great thing about the location is that there is fierce competition from the other 3 pub/restaurants that are within walking distance. It really keeps the standards up. Quite often there are live music events booked at the Inglenook - I've seen some great bands there. As for the accommodation, I have yet to stay at the Inglenook, but of the countless friends and family that have stayed there, I have only ever heard positive and enthusiastic comments. Out of the four choices in Pagham Village, this is without a doubt, my favourite. read more