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10. The Bear Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By Kim V
We stayed here last weekend, very friendly and great service. The food was excellent, you have to try the spare ribs they were to die for. The rooms were spotless and decorated to a high standard, the breakfast was amazing. The staff were friendly, professional and could not do enough for us. The owners Graham & Sue were lovely, they made us feel very welcome. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it.
9. The Lamb Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 656 reviews
A friendly welcome awaits at this timber beamed 17th century inn, popular with residents and visitors alike. Nearby attractions are the beach at Pagham and the tranquil Pagham Harbour Nature Reserve. Always a good selection of beers complemented by popula
Reviewed By thomas f
very good pub for food good service could have done with more staff on but food excellent good range of gin wich i like Hello ThomasThank you for taking the time to review us at The Lamb Inn, Pagham. I am very pleased that you enjoyed the experience when you recently visited us. I will pass on your observation to the rest of the team and look forward to, hopefully, your next visit.Once again, many thanks.Best wishes
8. The Crown Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 163 reviews
Estabished in 1856 The Crown Inn has been the heart of Selsey village for over 150 years. We take pride in serving great value pub grub in an amazing atmosphere welcome to families, dog's, the occasional drinker and someone looking for live entertainment.
Reviewed By filrite
Place fairly empty, service slow and a lot more expensive than our last visit, steak well seasoned, that suited me but not the other person on our table that ordered 'Surf, Turf & Cluck'
7. The Hole in the Wall Ale and Cider House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
At The Hole In The Wall we are passionate about good beer, home-cooked food and friendly service. As one of the best pubs in Chichester, we offer 8 real ales, 4 real ciders & 20 keg beers which feature brews from some of the most progressive, independent
Reviewed By Mike P
Wouldn't normally leave a bad review on a place, but I honestly had such a bad burger here last night. My friends had fish and chips which was fine apparently. Great looking beers, but didn't try more than 2 as the reggae music was too annoying (but that's my problem, people seemed to be having fun to it).Dear z-layrexI am so sorry to hear you did not enjoy your burger on this occasion. Usually we receive high praise for our burgers. May I ask what was your issue with the burger? We take all feedback with upmost importance as this helps us improve. Kind regardsThe Hole in the Wall pub
6. Fisherman's Joy
Overall Ratings
3 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By Thomas W
Came here for a family meal. 3 courses, took about 4 hours as we were just waiting for someone to collect our orders, clear the table etc. Not a single person checked on our table throughout the meal. When we had finished with our mains and waited 15 mins for someone to clear our table, I went to the bar to find a member of staff who was just chatting with a bloke at the bar.
5. The Inglenook
Overall Ratings
4 based on 414 reviews
Reviewed By 318HelenM
We were recommended this pub by our owner of our holiday let.We arrived on a Sunday evening without booking and they easily fitted us in.The menu was very small and basic but luckily for our husbands they were still doing Sunday dinners.So one beef, one turkey SD, a shepards pie and a fish pie later, we started eating.The food was nice but not outstanding, the service though was good.The puddings were small and expensive.So 4 mains, 2 puddings and the coffees and 4 drinks. £100 later.I think almost £15 for a roast dinner is pretty steep. We come from Buckinghamshire which is noted for its expensive eateries and we pay less for better fare.Thank you for taking the time to review us at The Inglenook , Pagham . We are sorry that you felt underwhelmed by your meal with us . We offer what we believe to be good wholesome home cooked food on our bar menu at competitive prices . We are a family run privately owned establishment which allows us to set our own prices and so our beverages are set at a fair level . We have a reputation for generous portions and so i am surprised to hear that you were disappointed with your dessert . I am unsure if you mentioned any of your concerns to our staff on that evening but i can assure that customer satisfaction is our upmost priory . I can only apologise at this time . If you are in the area again and decide to pop in please flag up and i will do my best to make your visit to us a fabulous one .
4. The Lifeboat Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 280 reviews
Fish and seafood speciality restaurant
Reviewed By brambleandrose
Came for an early evening meal with my family. Young lad at outside serving window looked like heâd rather be somewhere else, and his manner and expression showed it. The food was pretty good, and served promptly. We sat outside which we regretted, as it was dirty and not kept very well - rubbish left underneath old chairs and things that were lying around and half used compost bags. An invitation to vermin? It just looked unloved. Such a pity because the location is great. Sad to say we wonât be coming back. Hi. Iâm sorry you found the kitchen boys not very welcoming, it is something that I will work on with them. The compost bags were delivered with a veg planter, this is so we can grow our own herbs, Iâm sorry it offended you. Kind regards Jim
3. The Crown Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 163 reviews
Estabished in 1856 The Crown Inn has been the heart of Selsey village for over 150 years. We take pride in serving great value pub grub in an amazing atmosphere welcome to families, dog's, the occasional drinker and someone looking for live entertainment.
Reviewed By filrite
Place fairly empty, service slow and a lot more expensive than our last visit, steak well seasoned, that suited me but not the other person on our table that ordered 'Surf, Turf & Cluck'
2. The Seal Pub & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 338 reviews
Reviewed By 765gillv
Fantastic staffVery friendly,comfortable bed and essential s in roomGreat breakfast (Full English) is large but very niceThank you for taking the time to write a review & for committing to support a local independent business.This family run pub, has been the heart of the local community for almost 50 years. We pride ourselves on providing a warm and friendly environment serving exceptional local produce in the restaurant and a great range of local cask ales along with comfortable accommodation for our guests. Positive reviews such as yours are a real testament to the hard work & spirit all our staff put into making our customers experience at The Seal, the best it can be.We are glad you enjoyed your visit to The Seal and we hope to welcome you back in the near future!
1. The Crown Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 163 reviews
Estabished in 1856 The Crown Inn has been the heart of Selsey village for over 150 years. We take pride in serving great value pub grub in an amazing atmosphere welcome to families, dog's, the occasional drinker and someone looking for live entertainment.
Reviewed By filrite
Place fairly empty, service slow and a lot more expensive than our last visit, steak well seasoned, that suited me but not the other person on our table that ordered 'Surf, Turf & Cluck'
