The Ship Inn - Menu

Beautiful homegrown food and highly recommended! Nice attentive staff and good selection of ales and drinks... Cosy typical country pub

I was extremely disappointed with the rude staff and manager at this restaurant. They did not welcome us and the chef even came out to stare at us. I do not recommend coming here.

The Sunday roast was just okay. I have had much worse in the past. The plates were small, so everything was stacked on top of each other. There were not many vegetables, but the meat was good. View menu

This restaurant is amazing. They were able to accommodate a group of cyclists on short notice on Easter Sunday. The service and food quality were outstanding. The staff was incredibly helpful and went above and beyond for us. The beer garden was fantastic, with an outside bar and indoor restaurant as well as a cozy bar inside.

Visited with my husband, a little South Downs get away. Stopped for lunch, didn't book but were very lucky to be accommodated on a busy lunchtime. Waitress (manager? was absolutely lovely, very knowledgeable about the food and area and took the time to chat and answer our questions despite being obviously very busy! The food was brilliant, better than your usual pub fair. I had the fish and chips and my husband had the wild boar sausages 3 of them! The garden was beautiful too. Well worth a visit.

After weeks of cold weather, wet weather or days that were cold and wet it was sunny today, so we dived out for pub grub a favourite occupation, better still went it takes you out into some glorious countryside. We decided on the Ship as we always get a good meal there but today it was exceptional this was gastropub plus in terms of quality and portion size. Wonderful service and a delightful 'hoppy ' pint of bitter. Home made food that was top quality and beautifully presented. It 's a cliche to say that we ate too much but you HAVE to leave room for the deserts. Prices very competitive too... roll on better weather again so we can sit out in the garden! View menu

A 5 minute drive from where we were staying and signposted from the main road this charming, traditional establishment is a little off the beaten track but is well worth a visit, a small but good selection of beers and a good top shelf . The menu has plenty of choice and there should be something for everyone, I had the Braised Octopus to start followed by the Trio of Wild Boar Sausages, for dessert I had Strawberry and Lavender Sorbet with Pistachios and Berries in Sloe Gin, some of the ingredients come the the pubs own garden, suffice to say it was excellent. The staff are friendly and welcoming as are the local patrons. There is a large Beer Garden to the side/rear and plenty of off road...

I have had the pleasure of enjoying a leisurely lunch here with friends and our children and also an evening with my husband. The meals on both occasions have been outstanding. The garden is beautiful and great for our children to run around in which allows us to relax and enjoy our food. The varied menu with the items from the kitchen garden is a lovely touch. The last time we visited they were understaffed and had a large wedding party ordering drinks but they still managed to provide a high level of service. We have spoken to the chef and his sous chef on both occasions and they are thoroughly nice people who enjoy their jobs. This is reflected in the food. We are heading there again soon...

Very rude bar staff! I politely asked if I could watch the England Women 's World Cup football semi final match at about midday when the pub opened. There was only one other customer in the entire pub. The staff member 's reply was a curt 'No '. Not 'sorry, we don 't show sport here ' or whatever (I can 't think why they wouldn 't but I know some pubs have a policy on that). The match was on BBC1 so it 's nothing to do with not having a sky subscription. Just a straight 'No '! I then asked if the answer would be the same had it been the men 's England team but she didn 't reply. I wonder why? Maybe because the likelihood is it would be shown and the pub would be bedecked in England flags and... View menu