A really nice pub and restaurant located just off the main carpark in Hamble. The pub is divided in…read moretwo, buy a huge open fireplace. Restaurant one side and the bar on the other. Wednesday night is quiz night and is well worth a visit. Weekends are full of friendly faces, but watch out for the flying spider!

Excellent service,very good food,nice ales and good surroundings,will be back,best in area.read more

A lovely quiet pub and very pretty in the summer. Food is good and staff are friendly.read more

I live pretty close to this place so it gets pretty frequent visits. Fairly spacious and plenty of…read moreseating, especially when the weather's good and you can sit in the garden. Mostly pop in for a spot of lunch or dinner, the food is cheap and of a good standard. Plenty of drink selection and a nice relaxed atmosphere. They have a sizeable screen so it's pretty good for live sports too.

Yet another good olde English Pub…read more This pub is just down the road from my grandma's house, so I have taken her here a couple of times. The food is A-OK, and good value. My grandma always seems to go for the fish and chips which is huuuuge and comes with mushy peas. Last weekend I had the 'sizzling salmon' from the specials and it was gorgeous - served on a pile of red peppers and caramelised onion with huge potato wedges and salad. The best things about this pub, are the friendly staff and the views of the sea/boats out of the window. I was also impressed that my round of drinks for four people cost less than a tenner!! I've never tried the deserts as grandma always wants to make us some kind of sweet-thing before we head home... this time I was so full, I couldn't even eat grandma's waffles! It must've been good!

Absolutely love to pay this place a little visit. The pub itself is quite traditional but very well…read morelooked after and has a really nice feel about it. Upstairs you can sit down and eat whilst looking out across the River Hamble at all the passing boats. The food has always been good and doesn't disappoint. The staff are very friendly, it ticks all the boxes. On a sunny day you can get your drink in a plastic glass and sit outside on the edge of the water. Times flies by when I'm basking out there and before I know it I'm a few pints in. Vistied many times in the past and will be back many times in the future.

Very enjoyable place. Friendly staff, good choice of beers and a selection of food for all ages and…read moretastes.

After visiting the beautiful Titchfield Abbey we were ready for lunch. This was just a one minute…read moredrive down the road. Plenty of parking for customers (even some spots under the trees in the shade). First things first: Food was pretty average and I'd give three stars. But location and atmosphere are great and relaxing. That deserves an extra star. It's really an old mill right at a small river. The pub is beautiful inside as well and has a charming outside area to have lunch and dinner. Since it was a hot and sunny day we took a table outside. Our Bulldog was welcome as well. Ordered fried shrimp, shrimp & scallops and Fish'n'Chips. Since I was driving I had a coke instead of a beer. Fried shrimps were ok. Can't (almost) go wrong with fried food. The cooked shrimp and scallops were quite very good, nice herbal sauce. Fish'n'Chips were fine. Hot and crispy. Staff was friendly. Ordering by app was easy and prices fair. Food was all fine. But just nothing really different or special. Apart from the scallops/shrimp maybe. But still: An enjoyable lunch in a great setting.

EUGH! Probably the worst fish and chips I've had in a long, long time! Truly terrible. Over…read morecooked, dry shrivelled-up medium sized piece of Pollack concreted in heavy, over-done greasy batter. Not nice. This was the cheaper (£8.95) of the two fish options on the menu. I would go back and try the other one, in case they just had an off night. But really, there is no excuse for this! Friends had Hunters Chicken and Pork Belly, which they said was ok, but also looked over cooked to me. However, that being said; this was a busy warm, cosy, rambling pub with both Doom Bar and Hobgoblin on tap - two of my favourite beers atm.

This is a small but very friendly pub. They have entertainment at the weekend. Saturday night is a…read moregreat night if you fancy singing. They have a great KJ called The Mystic Mongoose Karaoke hosting from 4pm until 10pm but usually goes on until late. Sunday they have live music The landlady and landlord a very friendly and helpful along with great staff

Stopped in for a pint on a pub crawl. Good selection and nice staff, definitely will be back.read more

A nice little pub that serves good food. I went here with a group of 14 people and the service was…read morefast enough. Some of the menu items are a little of the beaten path (ostrich steak) which is nice, but no wine list to speak of. It suffers from needing a car to get to. 3 stars.

Great food can recommend the hand made cheesecakeread more

Located at the bootom of the High street in Hamble, The Bugle is a large friendly pub with a cosy…read moreatmosphere. Real ales served over a large wooden bar in front of open fires. A safe haven from stormy weather in the Solent, you will find many a yachtsman passing through here.

From the owner: You can expect award winning food and a warm welcome when you join us in our waterside Grade II…read morelisted village inn. We have an AA rosette for our dining and an entry in Michelin's Eating Out in Pubs guide, so quality is assured. We offer well-kept local real ales, first class wines and specialty rums and our seasonal menu uses fresh, top quality ingredients, using local produce with traditional roasts available at weekends, as well as children's portions.

Stopped here as part of a tour group. Amazing food, drink selection is very good and the desert is…read moredecadent. Definitely a place to visit multiple times.