Billingshurst

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Bat and Ball
The 16th century Bat and Ball Inn is situated near Billingshurst in the heart of the Sussex Weald between the rolling North and South Downs. We serve traditional home-made food and our motto is, we do not serve fast food, we serve good food as fast as we can. Our locals are friendly, helpful and informative and have many a tale to tell of the Inn's history including the pub's ghosts. We run an award-winning cellar serving quality real ale and fine wines.
Added/Updated: 04-06-2009

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Cricketers Arms
16th century pub in Wisborough Green near Billingshurst. Idyllic village green setting overlooking the cricket pitch. Vintage car rallies regularly meet at the pub and the uniquely British 'sport' of lawnmower racing was invented here. See also Pub Reviews
Added/Updated: 22-09-2003

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Kings Arms
The Kings Arms is a vibrant community pub based around a sporting theme, based in the beautiful village of Billingshurst, West Sussex. Sky and Setanta Sports are shown on the pub's plasma TV and five other screens. Large terraced garden to the rear is a great sun trap with regular events such as BBQs and Fun Days. All traditional pub games are played with a full size snooker table available for hire. The Kings Arms has two football sides as well as cricket, darts, pool, netball and stoolball teams. The No. 1 sports pub in Billingshurst!
Added/Updated: 11-05-2009

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Three Crowns Inn
Next time you decide to take a drive into the countryside to find a spot of lunch or dinner, be sure to look up The Three Crowns. The Three Crowns is the sort of inn that any foodie would want - fresh food cooked with skill and flair, an excellent wine list, Harvey's on tap and friendly knowledgeable staff. A famous 15th century village inn, based in a picturesque setting next to the beautiful green at Wisborough Green on the B272 between Petworth and Billingshurst, the mix of traditional bar with comfortable modern decor creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere in which to enjoy some excellent food.
Added/Updated: 05-05-2010