Everybody loves a good old traditional English pub. But what could be better than an inn that incorporates all the features that people enjoy, while offering up fantastic food and prices that are easy on the wallet? The Hare & Hounds does just that. It's a friendly olde-worlde pub that...
Read more about Hare & Hounds in Isle of WightAccording to the legend, the Folly Inn was a French smuggling barge that went far and wide selling illegal alcohol. Whether the story is true or not, the Folly Inn of today could not be more transformed. It is now a well-respected pub that is popular amongst sailors, locals and...
Read more about Folly Inn in Isle of WightWith dogs and muddy boots most welcome, this country pub does everything it can to keep guests entertained. Live folk music features most evenings and is best enjoyed with one of the several locally produced real ales and a dish from the tantalising menu or specials board. Both boast tasty...
Read more about The Dairyman's Daughter in Isle of WightThis cosy public house has lost none of its historic appeal despite the numerous extensions that have been added over the years, such as the conservatory and pool room. Plenty of exciting additions have also been made to the garden, which has a pétanque area and pets corner, and is...
Read more about The Travellers Joy in Isle of WightBriddlesford Lodge Farm is a unique family-owned business which has launched a number of ventures, the latest of which, due to open in summer 2014, will be a museum and gallery in the farm’s converted hop kilns. At Briddlesford, uncompromising commitment to quality and attention to detail make for a very...
Read more about Bluebells at Briddlesford in Isle of WightWith blue skies overhead and countryside in every direction, it’s not difficult to understand why proprietors Trevor and Cheryl fell in love with The Woodmans Arms. Having upped sticks and moved from Lincolnshire to the Island in 2012, they have firmly established their family pub as a destination for visitors...
Read more about The Woodmans Arms in Isle of WightIn the centre of the Island, lying but three miles south of Newport, the village of Rookley is home to some astonishing views and the well-known pub The Chequers Inn. Dating back to the 18th Century, this former customs house turned Island pub is run by owners Richard and Sue...
Read more about The Chequers Inn in VentnorIn the centre of the Island, just three miles south of Newport, the rural village of Rookley is home to The Chequers Inn. This 18th-Century former customs house is now a CAMRA-recommended establishment due to its fine selection of premier ales and boasts a great reputation for thoroughly traditional cuisine,...
Read more about The Chequers Inn in Isle of WightIt’s hard to define what makes The Sun in Calbourne so special, but the delicious homemade food certainly helps. The menu lists a tempting choice of comforting, home-cooked classics, including homemade pies, aromatic curries, punchy chillies and hearty daily roasts. Seasonal specials ensure there is always something new to try...
Read more about The Sun in Isle of WightFor a country pub retreat on the Isle of Wight, seek out The Crown Inn in Shorwell. The Crown offers a selection of real ales alongside a menu full of traditional classics; you might begin a meal here with half a pint of shell-on prawns, continue with the beef lasagne...
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