Pubs in England

The Ferry Inn is an ancient Seventeenth Century pub and restaurant that was the home of the ferry between the Isle-of-Oxney and the English mainland at Appledore. It is situated in the midst of beautiful countryside between Tenterden Appledore Stone-in-Oxney and Wittersham and adjoins the historic Saxon Shore Way. It is also only 6 miles away from Rye and Camber Sands.

With such a friendly atmosphere and a convienient location, you'll find something to do on every visit.

The Ye Olde Red Lion is the only public house in the small picturesque, rural village in the rich, flat, Fenland countryside nine miles south-west of Boston, Lincolnshire. The pub was refurbished in 2012 with a focus on keeping its historic features and charm but with a modern comfortable feel. It's an ideal place for a drink with friends or to enjoy a delicious "award winning" homemade meal or a light bite from our unique Lincolnshire Tapas menu. We have a wide selection of real ales and hand picked fine wines. The local farmland produces some of the best quality produce in the area, which we embrace in our tasty dishes. Our team of highly skilled chefs offer a unique dining experience whether it's from our tapas, bar & restaurant or themed menus.

Welcome A great meal and a great sleep... local food and proper pillows, that's what we do at the Greyhound. It's a centuries old coaching inn set in an ancient Thomas Hardy village so pretty it takes your breath away. Think of soft, rounded chalk hills, watercress farms, thatched cottages and a trout stream running through it. Add in crisp white sheets, fluffy towels, free wi-fi everywhere and officially the best pub food in Dorset (two Good Pub Guide Awards) and you get the perfect English pub with rooms. And all in Dorset's loveliest village. This is 'real' England. Sydling St Nicholas is recorded in William the Conqueror's Domesday Book written in 1086. A collection of pastel painted houses built from flint and stone, it lies in a valley a mile off the main A37 Dorchester to Yeovil road and every route in to our village is chocolate box pretty. There are no street lights so the night sky is carbon black, walk off dinner literally under moonlight! DOGS ARE VERY WELCOME

Authentic Thai Restaurant, Bar & Takeaway AUTHENTIC THAI CUISINE FROM THE UK'S MOST SOUTHERLY THAI RESTAURANT, IN CORNWALL. We pride ourselves on being the tastiest Thai your taste buds have tried. All ingredients used are exactly the same Thai brands as we cooked with in our restaurant in Thailand, All are imported directly from Thailand we make no substitute!

Hercules Revived is a beautiful Country Inn situated in the beautiful village of Sutton Cheney. Late in 2012 a team of heritage people and craftsmen totally reformed the tired 17th Century Inn, creating a wonderfully relaxed bar and simple dining on the ground floor with a large open fire, and a series of elegantly decorated, cosy restaurant rooms on the first floor. Our Head Chef Glyn Windross and his team create the finest of English Fare using only the freshest of seasonal ingredients.

Here at The Jackdaw, in Denton, Kent, we are a friendly and welcoming pub that offers an enormous selection of homemade, high-quality pub food. Everything from delicious Sunday lunches through to stunning restaurant-quality meals are on our menu, with plenty of snacks and desserts too.. We are proud members of Cask Marque and the British Institute of Innkeeping. Get in touch with us today to book a table. Set in the picturesque village of Denton, just outside of Canterbury, The Jackdaw offers a warm, friendly welcome to customers visiting our contemporary bar and restaurant. Used as a setting for the famous Battle of Britain film, The Jackdaw showcases a variety of Spitfire memorabilia, especially in the Spitfire room. We have a real log fire to cosy up to during the winter months and a spacious garden to take advantage of during the summer.