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Fantastic pub. Clean, stylish, friendly and good food. Brilliant beer garden..so big. The food is very reasonably priced with a good, interesting choice. Keep up the excellent work.
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wow just been in the joy first time since they opened,what a difference am pleased to say i have a new local, food in the restaurant was lovely and fresh,met Bev and she told me all i needed to know about the pub she runs it with i think she said her brother,will be back soon,hope you keep the stantards up will give the other pubs a run for their money they will certainly have to up their games now.well done guys Selsey needed you.
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The Fishermans Joy has now opened following the fire and is a great place to spend some time!
The food is great value and quality and the place feels really welcoming. Don't take my word for it, if your going to Selsey this year you have to see for yourself, try the burgers.... they are lovely!!!
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Still Closed - September 2011
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It's a shame to read about (and see videos of) the fire. I can remember drinking Ballard's Wassail on a number of occasions in here a few years ago.
Hope to see the pub up and running again very soon.
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Due to open in the Summer due to a fire that has wrecked the pub.
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Ok, it was early Sunday evening at the tail end of the tourist season, but the pub had a rather tired feel about it. Fullers 'Wags to Witches' was on tap, though - good effort there. There are nicer pubs in Selsey for visitors.
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Having spent the weekend in Selsey we found a pub called the Fishermans Joy we were very impressed with the food, the Ale, the friendlyness of staff, definately a pub with lots of atmosphere and superb relaxing gardens.
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yep he has had a few lager shandies in his time along with sir patrick moore and brian may. there was an irish stew on offer for 30 quid!
rip off, much prefer the scampi in a basket.
kind regards
tim benham
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Does a man called Rickwaaa frequent here along with postie and Uncle Brian?
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What a change to this pub, many years ago I would have walked past it. But now the best pub in the village.
Good beer
Excellent food
Attentive service from staff
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Nicely re-furbished, garden is great in the summer.
A good improvement.
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have to totally agree with you there ! Food is fantastic and definately the best pub in selsey, can't wait for the summer !
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Oh my god, I cannot believe the change! Food and restaraunt fabulous. All new decor and refurb is very stylish. Fantastic garden for children. Happy, friendly staff. Very welcoming indeed!
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Well, what a difference the new owners have made!! Refurbished,new garden,kitchen,restraunt. Great food. Children welcome till 7pm. Live music Saturdays. Best in Selsey. Forget the rest, visit the best!!!
anonymous - 31 Mar 2006 22:43 |
Well, what a change! New owners have really done well. There is a new kitchen and restraunt. Food is prepared and cooked by manager Karl. Fabulous! Best in Selsey! Decorated and refurbished throughout. Children welcome till 7pm. New garden. Live music every fortnight. Must see it to believe it!!!
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A terrible place! Grubby, smoky, with miserable looking staff, bad beer (stick to the bottles if you must go in) and a few local families - complete with children :o( Do yourself a favour; go down to The Lifeboat or up to The Neptune or Seal. Remember to wipe your feet on the way out!
MF - 18 Feb 2004 13:09 |
Nice pub, newly refurbished..children welcome during day.
Nice beer and friendly atmosphere.
Natalie - 12 Jan 2004 17:44 |
