The Cricketers Arms

Back to see what this local pub is like under new owners and it was superb. Menu pub classics done really well and great value. Highly recommend a great little pub.

I've been going to the Cricketers arms for YEARS. Food always good, particularly the specials. Staff always friendly and helpful. Lovely Garden to sit in on sunny days. Can't wait till it's re opened and we can return.

The landlord is welcoming, the Ringwood Razor Back is well-maintained, and the interior has character with low beams. There is also a beer garden on the side. However, the food was a little disappointing and expensive. View menu

If you’re looking for a traditional English pub , with inglenook fire place , great local atmosphere, with great home cooked food , very attentive staff , very dog friendly, you won’t be disappointed a great Sunday roast !!

The restaurant is a very cozy and charming pub that has a clear sense of its identity. When I visited, there were only two local beers available, but it was still a wonderful spot to unwind and experience a piece of traditional countryside charm.

The Cricketers is now open, with Sue managing the bar and Mikey overseeing the restaurant. The bar has a delightful atmosphere, reminiscent of a traditional local pub with a cozy log fire, bar stools, and lively conversation. Mikey takes great pride in his cooking, preparing all dishes from scratch with homemade ingredients. The quality of the food is excellent and the prices are very reasonable. A visit to The Cricketers is highly recommended. View menu

my granddaughter and I decided to join the newly opened pub for lunch. the personal was very welcoming at the arrival with the young chef mikey the time to go through the menu, explain the specialties of the day. the menu is like it. would expect from a beautiful village local public house, with a lot of choice. eating was good, hot and delicious. I could recommend the cricketers arms as a place to eat and drink, worth a visit. dog-friendly, which is a plus for me!

I visited on a Thursday lunchtime for some pints and lunch for the first time since The Cricketers reopened. There were a good number of people in with rolling trade alongside the roaring log fire there was a great country pub atmosphere. There is a...wide range of ciders, lagers and real ales of which we had a fair few!! We had the lunch menu which was 2 courses for £13 which was not only great value but the new chef is knocking out some tasty fresh dinners too. He came and introduced himself and we had a nice chat. We will definitely be returning!!

chef, mikey, asked me to try his Sunday dinner: I had lyrical growth over eating another Horsham facility. so I brought this bright aprilsonntag s and j to taste his farewell. first, j enjoys no roasts and requires a decent cheese bacon...burger with these asked demands we arrived. mikey presented his menu from which s the lamb ordered and I (fat boy) ordered 3 meats with extra cauliflower cheese. without thinking about making a photo, I logged into the delivered presentation. j tucked her pommes first and then concentrated on the burger. s attacked her meal with gusto. I disturb the remaining gravy when the cook approached our table for feedback. to his shame I had not made a picture, altho... View menu