Hayling Island

The Yew Tree Inn

42 Havant Road, Hayling Island, PO11 0PY
Tel: 023 9246 5258
 

The Yew Tree Inn Rating    Rating:
The Yew Tree is located in the sleepy village of Stoke on the main road to Hayling Island.
Full of Olde Worlde charm with its pleasing antiques littering every wall and ceiling you can sit and speculate for hours what use some of the items have had in the past.
The Yew tree is extremely popular with the locals affording a friendly and often jovial atmosphere to all standing around the bar area.
 

The Ferry Boat Inn

Ferry Road, Hayling Island, PO11 0DG 
Tel:023 9246 3459
 

The Ferry Boat Inn Rating:
Large family pub right next to the Ferry from Hayling across to Portsea Island. Indoors there are three main areas, all linked. The restaurant and small children's play area leads through to the games area, where the pool table sits, and finally the 'public bar' area to the rear. Excellent views of the riptides at the mouth of Langstone Harbour, and ideally located for a walk along the beach.
 

9 Havant Road, Hayling Island
PO11 0PS
Tel: 023 9246 3670

 

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Taditional ales and a selection of wines.

With open fires during the winter months, you are guaranteed the warmest of welcomes in idyllic surroundings no matter what the weather

Gales (Fullers)

Rowlands Castle

The Castle Inn

1 Finchdean Road, Rowlands Castle
PO9 6DA
Tel: 023 9241 2494
 

The Castle Inn Rating:
Situated opposite the lovely Stansted Forest and adjacent to the railway line this small village pub is famous for its fun weekends and quality food and country walks. Friendly with excellent service and the usual range of Gales beers. Open 11am to 3pm and 6pm to 11pm.
 

The Robin Hood

26 The Green, Rowlands Castle, Hampshire, PO9 6AB
Tel: 023 9241 2268

The Robin Hood Rating:
Situated on the picturesque village green and recently renovated to provide a light , airy and welcoming ambience. Open for lunch & dinner 7 days a week, offering an extensive menu complemented by a comprehensive list of almost 100 wines. A good range of cask ales, lagers and cider are available on draught. Excellent disabled facilities and large air park. restaurant area is non-smoking but there is plenty of room in the bar.
 

Walderton

The Barley Mow

Walderton, Chichester, West Sussex, PO18 9ED
Tel: 023 9263 1321

The Barley Mow   Rating:
 An excellent range of beers (including those from Ringwood Brewery and a fine menu. The skittle alley can be prebooked and there is an attractive garden to the rear adjacent to the headwaters of the River Ems - very close to its source here. For the more energetic this is a good starting and/or finishing point for walking in the Downs.  Excellent food. Unfortunately not open all day.

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Traditional old village pub, known for 300 years as The Fox & Hounds, which has recently been sympathetically extended to provide a large bar opening onto the garden. The two small cosy bars are now a restaurant area and there is an additional eating area adjoining the new bar. Log fires in winter.  Owned by Fullers with a range of guest ales.