Bedes Lea, North Baddesley - pub details
Address: 112 Rownhams Lane, North Baddesley, Southampton, Hampshire, SO52 9LW [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 11154) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Romsey (2.3 miles), Redbridge (4.3 miles), Swaythling (4.3 miles)
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> Current user rating: 5.1/10 (rated by 7 users)
other pubs nearby:
Knights Cross, North Baddesley (0.6 miles), Luzborough House, Romsey (1.4 miles), Chilworth Manor Hotel, Southampton (1.4 miles), Hunters Inn, Woodley (1.7 miles), Chilworth Arms, Chilworth (1.9 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of Bedes Lea, North Baddesley
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| This pub is by no means in the league of the 'Chilworth Arms', as posted below by James2215. This is a typical estate pub. Well, actually it's a fairly bland carvery. I would not go out of my way to visit again. I came, I saw, I left!!! The beer was distinctly 'non inspiring'. wolvesfan - 23 Aug 2016 16:27 |
| Please if you have not tried this pub before or have had the unfortunate experience of reading the obviously snobbish review from ChrisP87 from 2009, make the time to give it a visit soon. The place has just undergone a massive refurbishment of all aspects of the business. New look inside and out which now puts the pub in the same class as the likes of the Chilworth Arms and the Cleveland Bay for decor and ambiance. A brand new menu which includes a host of mouthwatering homecooked dishes, a new wine list that actually has wines you will recognise on it. The staff have all been on what seems like an attitude readjustment course as they are all lovely and smiling all the time now as it is a pleasure to walk in there. The place has basically been given a new lease of life and is very worth a visit even if it is for one of the great Handpulled real ales or a bit of banter with the staff. james2215 - 28 Dec 2011 13:32 |
| Beer choice is poor, badly kept, and expensive. There are much better pubs in the area...this one survives because the local drinkers prop it up. hantspubreviewer - 7 Aug 2011 10:22 |
| Well what can i say. This pub has jumped leaps and bounds in the last three years since it became part of Gusto inns. There is a good range of drinks to be had at reasonable prices for the type od bar it is. The food offer has just changed and now boasts a 'Kids Eat Free' Option, the quality of the food is very good and it has gone back to traditional pub grub food with the scope for specials. Overall the pub offers a good range of activities all week long. From free pool on a monday and karaoke on a thursday to Jeff's quiz and bingo on a sunday evening. The great HOME COOKED, Yes thats right not out of a freezer or in a microwave Home Cooked Sunday lunches are great value for money and well worth a visit to taste them. And dont forget to pop in a try one of Pete's home made curries on a wednesday evening too you can get this and a free pint for just a fiver. I dont know wether the guys who have commented before have actually spent much time in this pub but i feel like it is my second home and the locals are nice and friendly, very little trouble and a great place to bring the family. james2215 - 10 Apr 2009 13:25 |
| I have the dubious honour of affording this place the status of being my 'local' although thankfully not for much longer. This is a member of the Gusto Inns stable, and is a charmless, tacky barn of a pub, a purveyor of fighting juice for the questionably-bred inhabitants of this semi-rural backwater. Its only possible redeeming feature is that the Baddesley Arms (AKA Knights Cross) up the road is even worse. You'd have no cause to visit the village but if you happened to be driving through, make sure you remain in your car and, if desperate for refreshment, make for Romsey which can at least offer a civilised pint. ChrisP87 - 17 Mar 2009 10:27 |
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