This 19th century coaching inn is a jewel in the Hampshire countryside, surrounded by wonderful walks, and can be extremely busy at the weekends in lovely weather. It typically serves 7 local beers direct from the cask. Locals provide a friendly atmosphere, especially in the early evening and weekends.
It is split into two rooms. The cosy entrance bar has a selection of board games and books, whilst the larger dining room/bar has an ancient tricycle in the beams. Both rooms have wooden tables/chairs and are decorated with various memorabilia including bows/arrows, beer bottles/jugs, old photos and maps. Outside is a large garden, with patio and children's play area. On the side of the pub is a partially hidden painted sign alluding to the previous pub name (The Jubilee) and owners (Gales).
Food consists of a range of upmarket traditional pub food and baguettes, with roasts on Sunday.
Historic Interest
Allegedly there was a coaching inn on the site in the 18th century, though that seems unlikely now considering the size of the road. By 1896 the premises was known as the Dunbridge Hotel when it caught fire. The replacement was finished in 1897 and named The Jubilee in honour of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee.
This Pub serves 5 changing beers and 2 regular beers.
Changing beers typically include: Bowman (varies) , Flower Pots (varies) , Triple fff (varies)
Source: Local
Cask Ale
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