Vegan tasting menu. Kashmir squash main was the standout. Desserts were creative too. Solid choice for plant-based dining.

The spicy lamb sausage was the star for me, really well-spiced and juicy. The fattoush salad was fresh and crisp too.

Great pub. Linda was really attentive, and the house red was a surprisingly good match for the steak pie.

Great spot for a business lunch. Staff are attentive without being intrusive, and the menu has solid options. Portions are generous, which is appreciated. Pricing is fair for the area. The relaxed atmosphere helps get through a long meeting.

Loved the old-world charm here. We grabbed a seat outside overlooking the square on a sunny afternoon. The worn wooden tables and the quiet buzz just felt right. A lovely, timeless spot.

They made my dog feel so welcome here. Brought him a water bowl straight away, and the staff were lovely with him. A really nice touch for a dog-friendly spot.

Grabbed a takeaway and ate it right by the harbour. The fish and chips were super fresh, still hot and crispy even after the short walk. Perfect for a quick bite with a view.

Shared the nachos and garlic mushrooms. Both were spot on, exactly what you want from pub grub. Decent portions for the price too.

Popped in for a coffee and a slice of cake this afternoon. It was so chilled, perfect for a break. The staff were really on it, even with the place being packed.

Breakfast was solid - loads of choice and everything cooked properly. The harbour view from the room was a nice touch.

Good spot for a quick bite. Mussels were solid, dessert was nice. Service friendly but a bit slow.

Really lovely meal out for four people. I can especially recommend the sea bass - great presentation and delicious. Attentive waiting staff as well.

Absolutely excellent roast dinner, we will definitely be back again soon! Everything was brilliant. The lovely new landlady, Rebecca, came around personally to introduce herself and check how our meal was, really nice touch!

The steak and ale pie was a proper hearty portion, just what you want on a chilly evening. Gravy was rich and deep. Paired it with a robust red from their list, which cut through the richness nicely. Solid pub grub.

The Sunday roast is a proper feast. Generous portions, especially the beef. The half-size for the kids is a nice touch. My only note: the house red was a bit too warm for my liking, but it&rsquo;s a solid family spot.

The Sunday roast is a solid choice. The beef was cooked just right, and the trimmings were generous. Gets busy, so book ahead.

Really cosy place, staff are lovely. The brownies are fantastic, but you&#39;ve gotta be quick &ndash; they sell out fast!

First time at Five Guys. The hot fries with mayo dip were the standout. Light, salted, and with the skins on, just how I like them. Burgers were fresh and wrapped in foil. Solid spot for a quick bite.

Cosy spot, perfect for catching up with friends. We had a great time just chatting over some pasta. It&#39;s got that authentic feel, not too loud so you can actually hear each other. A bit on the pricier side, but the vibe was spot on for a relaxed evening.

The nachos are a great sharing option, and the portion sizes are generous. I popped in mid-week and found it very relaxed - the staff were friendly and not rushed at all, which made for a really pleasant lunch.

Loved the calm, modern vibe here. The neutral palette and stylish decor made it feel really inviting for a quiet dinner. Just the right kind of atmosphere to unwind.

Staff were helpful with a dietary request. Fish finger sandwich came out quickly, chips were decent. Good spot near the station, handy for a quick bite.

The staff here are so friendly, it makes the whole evening feel relaxed. Came for a couple of local IPAs and ended up staying for dinner. The seats are comfortable too, which is a nice bonus.

Got lucky with a walk-in on a busy Saturday. The fish pie was spot on, proper comfort food. Friendly staff too. Good local beer. A solid spot in Lymington.

Popped in for lunch after a walk. The fish and chips were spot on&mdash;crispy batter, proper chips. Just what I needed. A solid pub.

The upstairs seating was so comfortable, and I really appreciated the quiet corner table by the window. The view of the square was lovely. A very relaxing spot for a peaceful meal.

Came in for a casual lunch. The steak and ale pie with cheesy mash was really good, proper pub food. What I liked was the space - high ceilings and big windows, felt really light and airy for a pub.

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