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Forest pubs provide great places to eat as well as live entertainment. There is something for every palette here are just a few ideas |
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Where To Eat |
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A traditional home cooked selection of foods from bar snacks to and a fabulous a la carte goes to form a balanced menu with something for everyone. A visit to the Trusty Servant is a must. |
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Tel: 023 8081 2137 · |
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The Trusty Servant |
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This pub presents a mixture of both traditional pub favourites and modern dishes. From a simple ploughmans to a backed tartlet of Mediterranean roasted vegetables, goats cheese and onion marmalade. |
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Email: office@alcatrazuk.com |
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The Sir John Barlycorn |
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A traditional Country Inn set in the heart of the New Forest. 200 yards away stands the Rufus Stone, marking the spot where King William II died, supposedly murdered by Sir Walter Tyrrell. |
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The Sir Walter Tyrrell |
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This Pub serves a good range of interesting bar food from rolls up. Specials board. Fish is a speciality. Children welcome. Dogs allowed. Log fires. Garden. Real ales. Rooms available |
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The New Forest Inn |
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Telephone: 023 8028 2329 |
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Call: 023 8081 2534 |
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Offers a varied menu of traditional home made food, freshly prepared . There's something to tempt all appetites. They also specialise in local game, fresh fish and seafood |
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For more information: |
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Email: mroge327@aol.com |
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Waterloo Arms |
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Offer good honestly priced home cooked food, with plenty of choice and . They use local produce whenever possible, have local cask ales and fine wines, all in a great atmosphere |
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Tel: 023 8081 3120 |
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The Coach & Horses |