Categories Pubs in Surrey, Sussex, Kent, Hampshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Oxon, Isle of Wight Pubs in Hampshire, Inns in Hampshire, Country Pubs in Hampshire, Pubs with Gardens in Hampshire, Pubs with Restaurants in Hampshire
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The Best Pub Restaurants in Hampshire |
Stylish yet traditional bar and restaurant offering a warm welcome to locals and visitors alike, whether popping in for a pint in the cosy bar or a meal in the award winning restaurant. Located in the beautiful Test Valley, the Peat Spade offers en-suite rooms so visitors can take in the area at their leisure. read more...
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| The Anchor Inn, Lower Froyle, Alton, Hampshire, 01420 23261
The Anchor Inn is a traditional establishment providing customers with the service and comfort and feel of a bygone England. The style of food will be typical English pub fare by using the best English seasonal produce, which is either sourced as locally as possible or within the British Isles, and serving traditional roasts on Sunday lunchtimes. All their luxurious en-suite double rooms and suites are filled with books and photographs that serve as reminders of years gone by the Anchor Inn sits in the heart of traditional, Hampshire partridge shooting country.
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| The Wykeham Arms, Kingsgate Street, Winchester, Hants S023, 01962 853834
Lovely old pub full of character and vibrant atmosphere produced jointly by the locals and tourists who flock to this pub. The Wykeham Arms is choc-a-block with memorabilia on the walls and ceilings with paintings, photographs, tankers and walking sticks. A traditional pub painted in dark colours making for quite a cosy setting along with the fireplaces and old school desks used for tables. There are three areas in which to dine and the pub also has rooms.
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| The White Horse Inn, Priors Dean, 01420 588387 Known locally as the “pub with no name” because of the empty sign bracket that was taken down when the old road was straightened and never put up again, this is traditional rural, unspoilt, country pub with no mod cons just old wooden furniture, log fires and bundles of character. Obviously popular with those who know where it is, the pub has a good atmosphere and lovely views of the South Downs. The garden has tables and chairs made from tree stumps, and good pub food. For your first visit, set out early, it will take time to find! |
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| The Rose & Thistle, Rockbourne, 01725 518236 Pretty 16th century pub located on the edge of the New Forest, with thatched roof, two huge fireplaces, heavy beams, tiny windows and a rose garden. Country fabrics and wooden furniture fill the interior, with good, traditional food served in the bar and restaurant. |
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| The Bugle, Hamble, 023 8045 3000 Idyllic setting with views across at moored boats on the Hamble, this gastropub is housed in a Grade II listed building that has been restored with traditional materials including natural flagstone floors, striped back fireplaces, wood burning stoves and a solid oak bar. A contemporary, light interior with wooden furniture and leather cushioned bar stools. Pub, separate dining area, and terrace. The Bugle has been awarded a Rosette by the AA for the quality of its food. |
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| Wellington Arms, Baughurst, 0118 982 0110 Small rural gastro pub, located within the country lanes of Hampshire, with a growing reputation for the quality of its food. Stylish decor, with only eight dining tables, and garden dining area with rare breed chickens and beehives. |
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| The Old Vine, Winchester, 01962 854616 Very nice contemporary bar and restaurant within a grade II listed 18th century terrace building located in the centre of Winchester, with views of the Cathedral. Stylish oak beamed bar with sufficient seating and a separate restaurant. During the summer month’s there is a small terrace at the back for al fresco dining and drinking. Well appointed, large comfortable rooms available. |
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| The Running Horse, Littleton, 01962 880218 Located about three miles outside Winchester in the pretty rural village of Littleton, the Running Horse provides contemporary bar, restaurant and accommodation in a traditional setting. The plush bar area is a mixture of wood, leather and wicker, while the restaurant has been awarded 2 AA Rosettes for the quality of its food. Nine well appointed en-suite rooms located at the rear of the pub, overlooking the garden. During the summer months visitors can eat and drink in the large garden and terrace, or in on the patio at the front of the pub. |
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| The Wellington Arms, Baughurst, 0118 982 0110 Tiny rural pub with large garden. serving very good food. More restaurant than pub, the interior is stylish and cosy with around eight tables. |
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| The George, Fordingbridge, 01425 652040 The George has an enviable location overlooking the River Avon beside the town's old Roman bridge. The outside terrace overlooks the river and the conservatory, with its windows reaching from the floor to the ceiling, also overlooks the water. The bar and restaurant offer a relaxing ambience in which to drink and dine. |
