Fox and Hounds, Bursledon - pub details
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Address: Hunderford, Bursledon, Southampton, Hampshire, SO31 8DE [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 34608) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Hamble (0.3 miles), Bursledon (0.6 miles), Netley (1.3 miles)
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user reviews of Fox and Hounds, Bursledon
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This is a charming and atmospheric 16th century country pub hidden in a country lane in Hungerford in the Buseldon area on the fringes of Southampton. Service is quick, friendly and polite. Food is tasty. This is great just for a drink, quick lunch, slow romantic meal, or any special occasion. Owned by Greene King and run under the Chef and Brewer brand they acquired when they bought the Spirit Pub Company. SilkTork - 1 Jan 2017 13:42 |
Severely altered since I last visited many years ago. The pub has been extended and extensively outfitted in posh antique style which although attractive it is no longer the basic pub it was previously, at least there aren't wine glasses sitting on the tables. Both the pub and the Lone Barn are now linked by a common entrance and extension which by its very size can now contain even more tables. The Lone Barn has had practically all its bygone agricultural items removed and is now similarly posh antique in style with wine glasses ready on the tables. It has become very popular, filling up rapidly at lunchtime, there are 3 real ales on the handles and the food pricing seems reasonable. Probably worth another visit Feed - 3 Oct 2015 20:21 |
Pretty crappy chain pub( seen one Chef & Brewer you've seen them all) but does have good beer - an excellent pint of Goodens Gold on my last visit albeit at a rather pricey �3.55. baxterfish - 28 Aug 2012 04:41 |
'The front part of the pub is the 'Fox and hounds' and the building dates back to the 16th Century. To the back, the old Lone barn was actually moved from Winchester to its present position and dates from 1871. Very much to the Chef & Brewer style this pub should have a higher rating than it has but over the years the food has let it down but recent reviews seem to say it's on the up. I live locally but only visit this pub once in a blue moon as it's set up visitors and I've never noticed any 'locals'. You can't fault the surroundings and there's no trouble parking unlike some other bozzers in the area. Good choice of beers on with Courage Best,Fullers London Pride,Ringwood Fortyniner, and a guest ale from the Hogs Back Brewery. Worth a visit if you want to impress the girl friend with your knowledge of 'out of the way' pubs that everybody knows about.' BARRY2771 - 22 Dec 2010 16:01 |
Visited this place a lot, largely because it's pretty guaranteed you can get reasonable food all day and for a "chain" pub it has a pretty good atmosphere. In addition it generally has a decent guest ale and typically Ringwood Fortyniner on. More of a functional pub but good nonetheless. uriahheep - 16 Mar 2010 20:10 |
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