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The 10 Best Things to Do in Fleet, United Kingdom (UK)
Discover the best top things to do in Fleet, United Kingdom (UK) including Fleet Pond, The Heron on the Lake, Wyvern Pub, The Falkners Arms, Cellar Bar Fleet, Scott Mills Bridge, Active Monkeys Play Centre, The Harlington, Hart Taxis Tours, North Hants Golf Club.
Restaurants in Fleet
1. Fleet Pond
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 196 reviews
Fleet Pond is the largest Freshwater lake in Hampshire and the nature reserve has 54.6 hectares (141 acres) of varied habitats. The pond itself occupies approximately half of this area. The surrounding land features heathland, woodland, reedbed and marsh, and is home for many species of birds, butterflies, dragonflies and wild flowers. Fleet Pond is a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI.) The area is managed by the Hart District Council Countryside Ranger Service in partnership with the Fleet Pond Society which provides generous support to the Countryside Rangers as well as offering exciting volunteer opportunities for the local community. The Fleet Pond Restoration Project is run in partnership between Hart District Council, Fleet Pond Society, Natural England and the Environment Agency. To help restore Fleet Pond Nature Reserve to a healthier and more valuable amenity for wildlife and people. The sites main car park is situated just off of Cove Road (A3012) it is FREE to park here. There is a height restriction of 2.1m. Fleet Train Station car park can also be used and has quick access to the site. However this is charged Monday-Saturday. Fleet Pond also has a designated picnic area. Surfaced paths make access easy for wheelchairs, pushchairs and bicycles. There is NO FISHING at Fleet Pond until the season opens on the 16th June. Please keep dogs under close control.
Reviewed By 585Rodney585 - Farnborough, United Kingdom
We use this area weekly to walk our young dog. There are various entrances where you are able to park and access the the area. The condition of the road is poor with many deep potholes but if you take it slow it is well worth the effort. There are several trails of varying length. Well worth a visit.
2. The Heron on the Lake
Overall Ratings
4 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By Soosgreen - Chichester, United Kingdom
We visited with baby G- 8 and great uncle and auntie G-80 so a range of ages. There was easy access for the older family members although when we went outside for a cuppa after our meal there were stairs to contend with.
The service was fantastic - I believe it was one of the owners who served us, we were offered complimentary bread balsamic and olive oil while we were waiting for our meal which was a pleasant touch.
The g&t was delicious and served in a huge fishbowl glass with plenty of fresh lime. There were several gins on offer for the gin lovers out there.
The heron on the lake beer was good. Tea was served in an enamel pot from teapigs - three cups worth!
The prawn salad was large and very generous with the prawns. The veggie lasagna was good - not the best I've had but tasty. The burger was exceptionally good, lovely thick chips, burger sauce, pickles well cooked. The gammon was good and generously sized.
There was a children's menu with all the crowd pleasers. Baby G had the fishfingers followed by ice cream with smarties.
We took our desserts and pots of tea outside as it was such a lovely day. I scraped my leg quite badly on the breeze block bench. The tables were screwed down so you couldn't move things out of your way to pass.
Still apart from the great service, food and drink options what made it for me was the setting. It is beautiful. So much attention to detail has been put in to the decor. And to look out on the lake on a sunny day was delightful.
There was plenty of shade and Seating in the restaurant side the drinking only Seating area had no shade apart from a hollowed out boat chair.
There were a mix of families, couples and large groups and it seemed quite a trendy place to meet.
We wanted to walk around the lake and were told we would have to go to Fleet Lake past the train station if we wanted a wander. A little too far to walk with the older members.
Good size car park with disabled parking.
I would definitely go back again and recommend a visit if you are nearby.
It probably really helped that it was such a beautiful day when we visited as I think it would be quite different on a rainy day.
3. Wyvern Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By TimParry - Fleet, United Kingdom
I have always been put off this pub due to its "big screen" sports. However, braving it on a non-sports mid-week night turned out to be okay. Very quiet. Friendly staff. Nice decor. Food standard pub fare and reasonably priced. Food service seemed incredibly slow for uncomplicated meals with a near-empty pub: a 35 minute wait from ordering to getting food. Would return for a quiet meal if the sports can be avoided. I really wanted to rate it 3.5 stars and "good" but seems unfair to rate it average so it can get the 4 stars due to the friendliness of the staff.
4. The Falkners Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
A family-friendly pub at the heart of the Ancells Farm community. We keep an extensive selection of fine wines and beers including resident and guest real ales, an excellent value menu, traditional Sunday lunches and summer weekend barbeques,and we have a large garden with children's play area and disabled facilities. We showcase the very best in Saturday night live music with the best bands, the best crowd and the best atmosphere anywhere around! There's other entertainment too including a weekly quiz nights,Sky Sports and a pool table.
Reviewed By N S - Hampshire, United Kingdom
First visit to this pub - friendly ambience/staff. Food was excellent value and good quality/quantity - my omelette (which included bacon, cheese, onion, mushrooms) was fantastic (£5.95). Far too many pubs these days serve 'restaurant-priced-food' not what we want! Bring back more pubs like the Falkner Arms.
5. Cellar Bar Fleet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
A sophisticated and welcoming wine bar cafe in Fleet town centre bringing you fine wines, aperitif and our very own cheese trolley, all with a touch of finesse. Come and experience our 'fine dining' service, whether it is for a coffee catch up in the day, a quick drink before dinner or the whole evening. Sit back, relax, meet family and friends, taste, discover, learn and enjoy. "There is no wine in Heaven... So let's drink it on Earth!"
Reviewed By malc75 - Fleet, United Kingdom
Fun wine bar which also sells limited (craft type) lagers and beers. Bar is rotatated visually 90 degrees, with tables and chairs screwed to walls, doors and windows on ceiling, sofa on floor tipped over so you sit on the back. No food as such, but interesting snacks with occasional "sausage plate and wine" evenings. Friendly owners. Opens out onto high street in good weather.
6. Scott Mills Bridge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Claud D - Abergavenny, United Kingdom
What an incredible privelege and honour to be a part of something that will go down in history, the stories I can tell my children and will bbe carried on through after Ive died..this, so humbling, the opening ceremony of the most incredible bridge i have ever had the pleasure to cross over,...one side of the motorway...to the other!! I went all out for you and I am disabled. After 2 hours of step by step climbing with my helpers we continued by crossing over this incredible motorway bridge - the scott mills bridge with views in both of the two directions of traffic, with so many lanes, oh wow!!! And you know I felt on top of the world, just like in the titanic....but with roads beneath me, not the sea....Lorries were driving underneath and everything! Red lorries, yellow lorries... I was floored!!.Once my aides helped me back on my feet I was overwhelmed by a vision of beauty and I thought I was at the pearly gates poof heaven but it was a balloon arch and...I promise you, I have never in all my days seen a balloon arch of such exquisite perfection...and the sheer awesomeness of this whole experience will stay with me for ever. If I never cross a bridge again at least I crossed this one ...and there were windows!! Windows!!!?! This will make up for the rest of my lifes worth of bridge experiences .which havent been many...i like the lift but many Bridges to cross and I have seen them, just not been on any.. I thank you Chris Stark, genius speech and Scott Mills at Radio One, ...LEGEND!
7. Active Monkeys Play Centre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By msjhaffey - Hook, United Kingdom
I went with my niece and her toddler. The venue was smaller than I had imagined but still plenty big enough for the children there. Lots of safe climbing space, with plenty of softness and safety nets built in everywhere. We also had some good coffee there, which was a pleasant surprise.
My niece's daughter really enjoyed herself for about 90 minutes when she got tired just as it was getting pretty busy at midday on a Sunday.
Tips:
- park at the nearby council parking in Church Road. It's only a short walk away.
- If coming on Sunday, get there as soon as possible after opening time (currently 9.30am) to avoid the crowds.
8. The Harlington
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Welcome to The Harlington, a multi-purpose arts and entertainment venue in Fleet, Hampshire, offering entertainment, events, courses and room hire. Take a look at our exciting new season's entertainment available right on your doorstep! Term time classes and holiday courses available for adults and children. Rooms and halls available for hire for just about any occasion, large or small. We also supply catering, licensed bar facilities, technical support and a range of entertainment for your event. Cafe open Monday to Saturday offering a variety of food and beverages.
Reviewed By Dutchylicious - Iver Heath, United Kingdom
I went with my hubby last night since there was a 90's dance event organised. Unfortunately the ridiculous delays in both 2 bars ruined most of our night due to the frustration of having to cue and wait a minimum of 45 minutes to order a drink. Sort your venue out when you hold these kind of events and want to charge for them!AWFULL
9. Hart Taxis Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Hart Taxis is the largest taxi company in the Fleet area and can offer a selection of private tours to the local area. Sights such as Stonehenge, Salisbury Cathedral and of course London can be enjoyed with your own driver and guide. Private transfers are also available to events such as Ascot, Goodwood and other sporting events.
Reviewed By William S - Fleet, United Kingdom
My wife, myself and two friends took transport to Heathrow on our recent visit to China. We were deposited without incident or problem and collected upon our return. The vehicles and drivers were tidy and courteous arriving on time with no problems. This ensured a stress free transition to and from a wonderful holiday which is the subject of further reviews.
10. North Hants Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
North Hants Golf Club is situated in 140 acres of glorious woodland with a superb course, stunning clubhouse, exquisite catering and a warm welcome. We host parties, weddings, lunches, dinners, celebrations and more. We have our principal space which seats 130 with a full length glass wall and our Justin Rose Room upstairs with a balcony overlooking the course. Either space is sure to impress.
Reviewed By davidteeHampshire - hampshire
I attend here almost weekly with my charitable group,there are usually thirty five attendees and we are looked after by all the staff.The chef,the bar staff,the service staff.It is a great place with room for dancing,we have our Christmas function here and weddings are regular events.The food choices and quality are excellent.
