17th Century Coaching Inn.
Parts of the Phoenix Inn date from the 17th century having been built as an inn on the Winchester to Portsmouth turnpike. The bar is split-level with parquet floor, wooden beams and a welcoming log fire during the winter months, decorated with old local photos and barrel ends on the wood-panelled wall at the far end. At the rear is a skittle alley / function room which is also used for dining during busy periods.
Outside near the entrance is a covered smoking area with tables/chairs and at the rear is a pub garden and a marquee. Home cooked traditional pub food and lite bites is served lunchtimes and evenings.
The Phoenix has been run by the same family for a number of years with the current landlady taking over after the sudden death of her partner Paul in 2019. Even though this is a Greene King pub, 3 of the 6 regular beers are local, mostly from Flower Pots.
Historic Interest
17th century inn on the Winchester to Portsmouth turnpike. Grade II Listed. Historic England list entry 1095738
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This Pub serves 1 changing beer and 5 regular beers.
Cask Ale
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