please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Well, I've tried the salt beef lunch. The beef was good, the gravy possibly the richest I've ever had, but then we come to, what I assume, were the vegetables. Not sure I have the vocabulary to describe them. How many days had they been cooking? Is it possible something can be so bad as to be good? A conundrum indeed.
Anyway still an amazingly cosy pub. Perhaps I should try the bacon pie ...
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Possibly the cosiest pub in the world - and salt beef lunches.
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not a bad little pub
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was ok but the rose wine was more like a fruit drink.wasnt that welcoming
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Daffodils all over the bar for St. David's Day. Not that there was any Welshmen around as far as I could work out.
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best pub in Southwick by far! A real old fashined quirky pub interesting beers, interesting food and interesting people. Thanks
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Friendlist "real" pub in the area. Addlestones Cider and real beers. Two bars. Small, low ceiling. Attractive decor. Coal or wood fire some winter evenings.
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The Ship is the only 'real' pub in the area, very friendly and with a good rang of beers, and other drinks at reasonable prices. It is often refered to as the 'Office' as it is a meeting place for many people after work.
The lunchtime food is excelent and really home cooked for a change. No food on Sundays but 'nibbles' on the bar.
Be careful though, you may go in for a 'quick one' and end up staying until closing!
By the way check their 'thought of the day' board outside.
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Quite a surprise to find a pub with such interesting beer in this location. Very lively atmosphere at the time of my visit at 3pm on a Sunday. Friendly landlord.
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Good estate local with friendly atmosphere. Railway atation within staggering distance!
Darryl - 5 Sep 2004 14:26 |
