roaring log fires

[mikemacdonald]

Does anyone know a pub in the Solent with a roaring log fire and good beer that we can thaw out in after a few days winter sail.My crew for this trip lives in Nigeria and will need some serious heat and beer to recover!! /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[burgundyben]

Whyte Hart in Hamble, log fire and good beer. Good food too.

 

[jhr]

Master Builder at Buckler's Hard.

Log fire and OK beer, though food and service often mediocre. Stunning surroundings make up for quite a lot, and in the winter it's quieter, so service not as bad!

 

[jhr]

Also the King's Head in Yarmouth. Not sure if it has a fire (never noticed) but it's very cosy, the beer is good and the food is comfort eating of the highest order. Steak and Kidney pudding is particularly recommended

 

[starboard]

Have used this place in the past and a nice cosy spot but may not have a fire.
http://www.pub-explorer.com/hampshire/pub/risingsunwarsash.htm

Paul.

 

[colingr]

The dreaded Jolly Sailor at Bursledon

Otherwise as per the other posts. Look in at Yarmouth, there are several nice watering holes there.

Folly In up the Medina nice off season.

 

[jhr]

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Look in at Yarmouth, there are several nice watering holes there.


[/ QUOTE ] Also one or two dogs. Avoid the Bugle like the plague. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

 

[burgundyben]

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Look in at Yarmouth, there are several nice watering holes there.


[/ QUOTE ] Also one or two dogs. Avoid the Bugle like the plague. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

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We had a good meal in the Bugle last summer!

I think King's head best though.

 

[mikemacdonald]

Sounds like we've got 3 or 4 days itineray already. Thankyou all. Mike