The
Kings
Arms
Rating
19
Havant Road, Emsworth. Tel: (01243)374941
Map
A family pub, Gales
(Fullers) with a garden and children's play area to
the rear away from the main road, offering a good
selection of home cooked meals and fine ales.
Friendly and quiet.
Opening
times:
Monday-Saturday 11.00-2.30 pm,
6.00-11.00 pm
Sunday 12.00-2.30 pm, 7-10.30 pm
The
Town Brewery
Rating:
2 West
Street, Emsworth. Tel: (01243)372151
Map
www.thetownbrewery.co.uk
A traditional pub
(free house) with well kept beers - no food, no
mobile phones and no music but pipe smokers are
welcome. Unique amongst Emsworth's Pubs The Town
Brewery retains two separate bars. A small but
furiously loyal cliental of regulars.
Monday-Saturday 11.00-2.30 pm, 6.00-11.00 pm
Sunday 12.00-2.30 pm, 7-10.30 pm
The
Crown Hotel
Rating:
High
Street, Emsworth
Tel:
01243 372806
Map
The largest pub in Emsworth with 9 letting
bedrooms, a car park, a small patio area, a function
room, a restaurant and a food servery. A Free House,
a pub with some character and a selection of meals.
The 1st floor function room holds 30 (at a push!).
The bar and restaurant areas were completely
refurbished in 2005. Another of Emsworth's free
houses with regular guest ales and normally several
beers from
the Ringwood Brewery.
Opening times:
Open all day
The
Railway
Rating:
95
North Street, Emsworth
Tel:
(01243) 372351 Map
http://www.therailwayinnemsworth.com
Built
in the early nineteen hundreds,
The
Railway Inn is the only remaining Pub in North
Street where there were once four.
The
Railway Inn is best described as a "proper" pub
with real ale, home cooked food, regular
entertainment, a village friendly atmosphere and B&B
accommodation . The pub is large and spacious with
plenty of room to enjoy the regular
entertainment. Recently completely refurbished.
Opening
Times:
Monday - Thursday
11.00am –
11.00pm
Saturday & Sunday
11.00am –Midnight
(10.30pm Sunday)
The
Ship Inn
Rating:
24
High Street, Emsworth
Map
www.theshipinnemsworth.co.uk/
Positioned in
the centre of Emsworth this Gales pub the most
imposing in Emsworth overlooking the square
undertook extensive refurbishment in the summer of
1996 as it now incorporates a previous shop next
door. A pleasant walled garden area to
the rear with seating for 60+. Owned by Gales
(Fullers) and run by Mrs J C Murray. Winner of
the George Gale & Co Ltd Cellar craft award 2002.
Good pub grub from Linda's Galley. Excellent
bar staff. Always a friendly welcome. Famous
for our weekend night-life and party occasions. At
lunch time The Ship is quiet and ideal for a bite to
eat. It is very different in the evenings,
especially at the weekends , when it is "heaving"
with a much younger cliental having a good time.
Opening times:
Monday - Saturday 11:00am -
11:00pm
Sundays 12 noon - 10.30pm
Closed:
Christmas Day & New Year's Day
The
Coal Exchange
Rating:
www.thecoalexchange-emsworth.co.uk
21
South Street, Emsworth. Tel: Tel: (01243)375866
Map
A good 'locals' pub. Everything a
traditional English pub should be. Owned by Gales
(Fullers) and consistently serving excellent quality
real ales from their ever expanding range. Weekly
guest ales from a very wide range of breweries,
cask marque award,
CAMRA approved and Pub of the Year 2005.
Also good quality home cooked food with a
popular curry night on a Tuesday and International
night on Thursday and a constantly changing menu at
lunch time (12.00 - 2.00pm). A loyal band of
regulars provide interesting and often intelligent
conversation. This pub is situated adjacent to a
large car park and has a small grassed back
garden. The small cosy interior with real
fires in winter and no piped music makes The Coal
Exchange the most "traditional of Emsworth's pubs.
Opening
times:
Monday - Thursday 10. 30am - 3:00pm &
5:00pm -11:00pm
Friday & Saturday 10:30am -
Midnight
Sunday Midday - 11:00pm
Rating:
29
South Street, Emsworth. Tel: (01243)373394
Map
www.bluebellinnemsworth.co.uk
The last pub
before you reach the harbour and mill pond tourist
area of Emsworth. Offers a selection of meals. .
Positioned only a few doors along from the Coal
Exchange and at the other end of the car park behind
the two pubs. (This car park being the site of a
former brewery) owned by Phoenix.
The pub has a warm cosy atmosphere helped by
real log fires in the winter. A sheltered beer
garden is a sun trap in the summer that has plenty
of seating to drink or dine 'Alfresco'. One of
Emsworth's free houses.
Opening times:
Monday-Friday
Bar 11am-11pm
Food 12pm-2.15pm
6.30pm-9.15pm
Saturday
Bar 11am-11pm
Food 12pm-2.15pm
6.30pm-9.15pm
Sunday
Bar 12pm-11pm
Food 12pm-2.15pm
Rating:
35
Queen Street, Emsworth. Tel: (01243)372587
Map
http://www.lordraglan.emsworth.biz
The only
waterside pub in the village situated on the edge of
the village, overlooking the River Ems &
Slipper Millpond. Oak beamed bar & inglenook
fireplace. Real log fires. Live bands every
Sunday. Home-cooked food. Traditional ales & Guest
beers. Selection of lagers. Extensive wine list.
A traditional flint-built oak beamed bar & inglenook
fireplace. Real log fires. with live music every
Sunday. Another Gales (Fullers) pub. CAMRA apprroved
and serves traditional cider (Bulmers).
Opening times:
Daily: 11 am-3 & 6pm-11:00pm
Sundays: 12
midday-11:00pm
Rating:
36
Main Road, Emsworth. Tel: (01243)371533
Map
www.sussexbrewery.com
'The Sausage Pub!'
Originally a brewery but still serving plenty or
Real Ale. The legendary sawdust still frequents the
floors and open fires roar! A tiny traditional
English Pub renowned for serving dozens of varieties
of sausages plus other dishes including vegetarian.
Normally very busy and frequented by some
"interesting" locals. Emsworth's only Young's pub.
The Sussex has long been a part of the food
culture of Emsworth. During that time it has seen
the village of Emsworth grow from being a major
oyster and fishing centre on the South Coast to what
it is now, a picturesque village and harbour with a
reputation for being a major food destination,
celebrated each September with its famous Food
Festival.
While still managing to maintain
the traditional values of a proper Inn with its real
ales, open fires and saw dust covered floors, The
Sussex has recently refurbished its two dining
rooms.
The menus concentrate on fresh, local
produce as well as offering a range of award winning
sausages, all cooked and presented with the emphasis
on flavour and simplicity.
Opening
times:
Open All Day Every Day
Breakfast
Served Friday, Saturday & Sunday - 9am to 11am
Lunch Served Monday - Saturday 12noon to 2.30pm
Sunday 12noon to 6pm
Dinner Served Monday -
Saturday 6.30pm to 9.30pm
BOOKING ADVISED BUT
NOT ESSENTIAL
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