Plough at Blackbrook, Blackbrookback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Tanglefoot, First Gold and Hall & Woodhouse Sussex, latter was good quality. Pub is in the middle of nowhere, visited at the end of a walk. From the main door there is a larger room to the left and to the right there is a small bar with restaurant tables set out further down some steps. Large beer garden out back.
Was pretty much empty when I got there just before 6pm, a few more came in later. Sounded like it had been busy at lunchtime.
Ok but you have to drive to it.
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Well worth a look. Pleasantly quirky and friendly. Not keen on Badger beers myself but in good condition. Smokers' tent.
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Haven't been for while, but only through lack of opportunity. This is a cracking little country pub, with plenty of genuine atmosphere and friendliness, in an all-too-rare 2-bar interior. The Hall & Woodhouse ales are always well-conditioned, and provide a worthy accompaniment, along with a well-balanced wine list, the range of home-cooked foods, which are equally excellent. A really cosy experience, especially on a cold and wet Autumn/Winter day, and well worth digging out.
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home from home, I love this pub, fond memories, Robin is excellent, just fed up enough to be marvellously witty and sharp, beer is good, wine list always amusing, pretty garden, good food and dog welcome in public bar, long live the Plough!
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More of a restaurant than a pub, but it has an excellent old fashioned atmosphere. Certainly not a place for letting your hair down, but a good for a quiet civilised evening.
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Fursty Ferret Ale is excellent. Gentle beer garden out the back.
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