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Top 10 Pub food in Emsworth, England, United Kingdom
Reviews on Pub food in Emsworth, England, United Kingdom. Emsworth is a small town in Hampshire on the south coast of England, near the border of West Sussex. It lies at the north end of an arm of Chichester Harbour, a large and shallow inlet from the English Channel.
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10. The Wheelwrights Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 489 reviews
The Wheelwright's Arms offers fabulous food and superb real ales, including those from our own Upham Brewery. We are very dog friendly and love to welcome walkers in that have been out exploring the local countryside and coastline. Our pub is conveniently
Reviewed By Mark R
Sunday lunch - great waitress and very accommodating to dietary needs. Reasonable prices too. This place used to be expensive but now the mains are around £10. Roasts were good. Excellent gluten free options as well. 10/10.Good Morning Mark R!Thank you for taking the time out to leave a review with us, it is greatly appreciated by everyone!Sunday lunches are my favourite here, and with a dietary requirement myself I understand how nice it is to be able to have something, I am very pleased to hear we were accommodating :)Thank youDannielle MooreAssistant Manager
9. The Lord Raglan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 198 reviews
The Lord Raglan is an 18th Century traditional pub, backing on to the Slipper Mill Pond and the River Ems. This lively pub is well known locally for its friendly atmosphere, great food and top notch real ale. There is an exciting selection of dishes to en
Reviewed By CECE0791
We visited here a few weeks ago on a Saturday night. The bar staff weren't exactly cheerful. There were empty glasses on nearly every table and tables were sticky from sauce etc. We ordered 2 Pints of beer, they were served in the incorrect glasses and the beer was flat. I visited the ladies room whilst here and one of the bar staff did at the same time as me. They did not wash their hands before leaving, we left immediately after. I am sorry your experience with us seems to have been a bad one. With regards to the untidy tables, these things can happen, especially in the middle of summer on a busy Saturday. It shouldnât happen,, but it can. The member of staff on duty has been addressed and she was surprised to hear that as she always washes her hands. I am especially interested to know if you were in the pub for a relaxing drink or purely for an inspection?? The attention to detail is uncanny!
8. The Traveller's Joy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 298 reviews
Serving Fine wines and ales. Our fresh cuisine, includes all your traditional pub classics, with a continental flare. We pride ourselves in producing fresh food prepped on a daily basis from Gourmet pies to fresh mussels and seafood, along with our very p
Reviewed By 110grahams
PositivesGood serviceFantastic fish pieParkingAuthentic pub feelNegativesBit priceyGnocchi was horrible, tomato sauce was bitter and unbalanced
7. The Stags Head
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
The new look Stags Head, which opened on the 4th November, 2017 is located in the very heart of the charming and vibrant village of Westbourne, West Sussex. We have an open-plan bar and restaurant and welcome locals and visitors alike with our range of re
Reviewed By JohnGeeee
Decided on a visit to this lovely pub when we learned that the fabulous Miss Amy Baker was singing there. What a lovely pub the staff were fantastic really professional and very friendly and the Sunday Carvery was first class. This place will definitely be on our list for future visits. Loved it.As for Amy Baker.... brilliant and lots of other superlatives, big fan of this lady!
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6. The Woodmancote Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 924 reviews
The Woodmancote Pub is set in beautiful surroundings in the Village of Woodmancote. We serve food from 09:30-21:00 Monday - Saturday and 09:30-19:30 on Sunday. We use only the finest ingredients and buy local produce when we can. We pride ourselves on goo
Reviewed By GrahamK171
This is a lovely pub to socialise and eat in. The managers have worked very hard over recent years to make this place the local place to come. All the Management & Staff are always warm and friendly. The ambience of this quirky pub is like no other pub around, well not locally, you need to visit to appreciate why people call it quirky. With regular music and tribute acts of a very good standard itâs such a nice, pleasant place to be in. It has to be said my wife and I only pop in on the off chance when out walking for a little sustenance which is always nice but more regularly for the Sunday Roast. As for the Roast: we have lost count of our visits over recent years but itâ is many and we have never had a bad experience. The food is cooked in view and is always plentiful with a choice of meats and fresh veg which include swede, cauliflower cheese, cabbage, carrots, roast potatoâs and a large Yorkshire pudding, not forgetting the always beautiful gravy, if your fortunate you might be lucky enough to catch the Manager with his Chef hat on as heâs often shown to be a fine cook himself. We really like and recommend this well run pub and always bring our friends here when the occasion arises. We are reliably informed by some of our walking friends that the breakfasts from 09.30ish are very tasty too.
5. The Sussex Brewery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 261 reviews
Reviewed By orchardgrange
I love a sizzling hot sausage and this is the place to try lots! The mash and seasonal veg are also good and the gravy is excellent. The staff are very friendly, the pub is basic but clean and the prices are not too expensive. Unfortunately the main road passing the front door is not ideal but that's just the way this old pub is. The Cumberland gluten free meal was faultless for me and I was delighted that I had a GF option.So why do I score only average? Firstly 'average' is not bad and the next rating would be very good and the Sussex Brewery is somewhere in between.
4. The King's Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 143 reviews
Traditional English pub , Home made food and desserts , from Fish and chips to braised lamb shanks something for all , including children's meals, booking preferred but not essential , always at least 3 real ales on offer . Current holder of "Master cella
Reviewed By LisC180
We popped in hear for an evening meal, because it was near to where we were staying. However, despite being very clearly not local, we were treated as locals by the very friendly staff. So chatty and lovely. The food was excellent with a very good choice. Well done to all at the pub.
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3. The Heron Hungry Horse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 220 reviews
The Heron is part of the Hungry Horse pub brand, with an outstanding reputation for great value food and drink, a warm welcome, and regular entertainment. So whether you want to watch sports, have a meal, or enjoy a pint with mates, you'll always be welco
Reviewed By Seaside801018
My wife and I visited for Breakfast Sunday last I had the large breakfast and my wife had the normal breakfast the service was super a pleasant young lady who was very good and helpful the food was superb cooked fresh and the eggs to our request lots of Good quality food massive plate filled with Bacon sausage HashBrowns mushrooms beans tomatoes toast excellent we wanted Tea and this arrived in a large cup very hot great to have a large mug .The service was fast and friendly and great value will we return you bet well done keep it upLovely to read your comments about your experience, I'll make sure to pass them on to the rest of the team.
2. The Blue Bell Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 576 reviews
The Blue Bell Inn Emsworth Public House offers a comfortable space in which to meet friends and socialise and is well stocked with a wide range of Real ales some of which are local, lagers, wines and spirits. The Blue Bell has developed a reputation for d
Reviewed By Attews
My wife and I ate here both for breakfast and dinner during our local stay and found the Bluebell the best place to eat in Emsworth.For breakfast, we enjoyed breakfast sandwiches and coffees, including the local sausages which were tasty.Staff were courteous and friendly.We also ate here once in the evening and the food was superb, home-made steak and oyster pie and the renowned fish and chips.Both were excellent, all at a very reasonable price. 2 meals and 2 drinks £28.When we return to the area, this will be our first stop for meals.
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1. Coal Exchange
Overall Ratings
4 based on 259 reviews
Reviewed By Martin O
Visiting Emsworth with friends we chanced upon this pub and we are jolly glad we did for we had an excellent.2 of us fancied the steak and ale pie which had just gone in the oven so we waited 30mins for the pastry to cook and we were served the most delicious pie full of tender steak in a rich ale gravy with a generous selection of veg. The other 2 had salads with various fish and these were huge and much enjoyed. by 13:00 all of the tables were full and I can understand why. We will visit again. Excellent.
