West Sussex Pubs - Most Recent Links

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Onslow Arms
Tom and Sian Percival welcome you to the Onslow Arms in the rural village of Loxwood where West Sussex borders Surrey. This former toll house and coaching inn which dates back to the 16th century is now a warm and inviting place to relax with friends and family - and with wi-fi available you can even log-on here. With comfortable sofas, a choice of home cooked dishes on the menu and a decent selection of wines and beers it has everything you'd expect from a country pub. Situated on the banks of the Wey and Arun Canal, this is the ideal base for long walks with the dog, short strolls with the mother-in-law, bicycle rides with the kids or even a trip on the canal. We look forward to seeing you soon...
Added/Updated: 05-09-2010

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The Sir Roger Tichborne
The Sir Roger Tichborne is an attractive timber-framed country pub, part of which dates back to the late medieval period. It is situated in Alfold Bars between Billingshurst and Cranleigh, near the A281 Horsham to Guildford Rd. The new owners have lovingly restored and refurbished the pub around the values of traditional pub hospitality and a warm rustic atmosphere. Walk in and you will be welcomed by logs crackling in the hearth, a friendly well stocked bar with an extensive range of wines and beers on tap. The stunning new dining room offers home-made food, using locally sourced produce as much as possible, and has an impressive patio area where you can relax with lunch or simply a chilled beer, or step inside and dine in style enjoying countryside views. In the summer, the large south-west facing garden is a place to watch the sun go down whilst relaxing over a glass or two!
Added/Updated: 14-08-2010

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The Woolpack
The Woolpack is situated in Burgess Hill and was originally a farm, dating from 1621. It has, with old beams and large fireplace, retained all of its historic charm. A large barn extension was added in 1983 when it was converted into a pub. There is a restaurant area and large open bar with alcoves, nooks and crannies to enjoy intimate conversation. Good local food is freshly prepared and served in a family friendly atmosphere. In the summer, relax in the large garden with a jug of Pimms and simply enjoy the sunshine or dine al fresco. We have six real ales to choose from, draught lager and bottled beers, an inexpensive wine list and a menu that also provides smaller portions for the smaller appetite. A choice of roasts are always available on Sundays. We hope to see you soon and give you a Woolpack welcome.
Added/Updated: 01-07-2010

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Cherry Tree
The Cherry Tree is a 400-year old country pub in Copthorne. Decorated in a contemporary style with a reminder of the past with a collection of black and white photographs of the local area. Our intimate restaurant serves traditional British food and we proudly use the freshest ingredients from local sources, whether you are looking for a three course meal or simply a snack. We have entertainment ranging from Wednesday night poker to live music at the weekends. Friday offers a more chilled out evening with acoustic artists and Saturday nights are for those with the party spirit and an appreciation for local bands.
Added/Updated: 10-04-2010

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The Red Lion
A traditional village pub set in the small village of Ashington on the South Downs and close to Pulborough, Storrington, Steyning and Worthing. Come and enjoy a pint from our selection of real ales, we have local brews and guest ales too, or if good wine is more your thing, we've got an amazing and affordable list. Our village pub restaurant specialises in freshly cooked food all day, every day, including Sundays when we also put a great traditional roast on our specials blackboard. Whatever the occasion, our team at The Red Lion are looking forward to meeting you on your next visit.
Added/Updated: 25-03-2010

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The White Hart
The White Hart is a superb riverside pub and restaurant next to the 14th century Stopham Bridge over the River Arun close to the historic village of Pulborough. The bar serves four comfortable rooms on two levels, with cosy alcoves and a real fire in the lower lounge. A good selection of locally brewed beer including W J King Horsham Best, Arundel Gold and Hammerpot Brewery's Woodcote is served together with a excellent choice of wines. Meals are justifiably popular here with a delicious choice of specials, lighter meals and even a very popular pizza menu. The garden next to the river makes an idyllic setting on a sunny day.
Added/Updated: 10-02-2010

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The Sportsman
The Sportsman is a Grade 2 listed building and recently refurbished pub. Sussex born Matt Palmer and Michael Dunne, have over 30 years experience in the restaurant and catering trade, and welcome you to their new pub. More parking is now available as we continue to improve the pub and its surroundings. We have free Wi-Fi, so why not pop in during the day, keep in touch with the world and have a lovely hot espresso to chase away those winter blues! We serve a range of local ales including Harvey's of Lewes and Dark Star brewed in Ansty. Periodically we source guest ales from other local breweries. We are in in Goddards Green, near Hurstpierpoint and Burgess Hill.
Added/Updated: 29-01-2010

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The George at Eartham
The George is a privately owned traditional freehouse/restaurant between Chichester and Petworth. We offer a warm welcome and a menu that takes full advantage of locally sourced ingredients such as local lamb and Funtingdon sausages. A full a la carte menu is available including a blackboard with daily specials and a selection of traditional roasts on a Sunday. Traditional pub favourites include our own ham cooked in-house served with egg and chips or in sandwiches. Whether you want a full meal or only a light bite, your food is freshly prepared using ingredients chosen to reflect the seasons. A well kept cellar includes a wide selection of wines and soft drinks plus lagers, ciders and a varied choice of locally brewed real ales on tap.
Added/Updated: 06-01-2010

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The Chequers
Alex and Andy Owen, the proud owners of The Cowdray at Balcombe, are delighted to introduce you to their latest family member – The Chequers at Slaugham (between Horsham and Haywards Heath). We want to return The Chequers to your local with the emphasis on local produce and delicious value-for-money food and drink in congenial surroundings. If you are looking for clean, comfortable bed and breakfast accommodation – you need look no further. You will find the atmosphere at The Chequers relaxed, friendly and informal. We are passionate about providing professional service to our customers and we look forward to greeting you soon
Added/Updated: 23-12-2009

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The Hillside Inn
A traditional country pub in Crawley near Gatwick Airport, the Hillside Inn is one of the best places to enjoy the glow and crackle of a real fire, a fulfilling winter meal and the company of friends. Soak up the warmest of welcomes and explore one of the best pub food menus in the area.
Added/Updated: 22-11-2009