Pubs in Andover

Royal Oak

Charlton Road, Andover SP10 4AJ

Two bar roadside pub in Charlton with a strong local following. Front bar with pub games including pool; rear is a lounge and eating area.. There is a very pleasant garden to the side. Sporting pictures adorn walls. Good walks are nearby around Charlton Lakes.

Southampton Arms

32 Winchester Street, Andover SP10 2EG

Large roadside pub with a strong local following. Large bar stretches back with several pool tables. Regular events and parties are organised.

Station Inn

63 Bridge Street, Andover SP10 1BY

Welcome to the Station Inn in Andover; An 18th century Coaching Inn close to the centre of the town. The name itself stems from a time when the Andover to Southampton railway ran adjacent to the Inn and it provided accommodation and hostelry services to Andover’s second railway station. Now, it is a family run venue and enjoys a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.We have a large patio to the rear that in the summer months is a real sun-trap and perfect for enjoying a cold drink on a hot day. A great place to relax and unwind.We also have a large bar area where you can watch sports on our large flat screen TVs or shoot some pool on one of our two premier pool tables or should you wish, you can have a game of darts.On most Saturday evenings we have live music events featuring a variety of selected cover bands. We also have regular Blues Jam sessions on the third Monday of each month which are well worth a visit.At the Station Inn we are proud of our 7 excellent quality rooms and are a 4 Star Accolade awarded Inn, with very high standards in customer satisfaction, accommodation and for the general running of the establishment.

Swallow

Pilgrims Way, Andover SP10 5HY

Large 'estate-style' pub on the edge of the Walworth Industrial estate. Awaiting full description following new publicans.

Town Mills

20 Bridge Street, Andover SP10 1BL

Located just off the town centre, situated in an historic mill with a working water wheel with the river Anton passing through. There are several separate areas for dining and drinking including a comfy lounge upstairs. Pub games are also played upstairs and a well-supported quiz is held on Wednesday evenings. The riverside garden is very popular in summer months. Usually three to four beers are available from the Wadworth's guest list.

Globe

23 High Street, Andover SP10 1LJ

A 16th century historic coaching inn with stables, although now much modernised. Note the small coaching light window in the side passageway (there is another at the Angel). It was recently renamed the Victoria Cross but reverted after a very short time back to The Globe due to local opposition. There is one long room downstairs with a bar, TV and pool, while upstairs at the front there is an area that can also be used for functions. The pub recently re-opened (March 2018) after a short closure.

White Hart

Bridge Street, Andover SP10 1BH

The White Hart in Andover is a lovely historic hotel that dates right back to the 17th Century. Stylish ensuite guest rooms, a traditional pub with period features, and a great location close to the Hampshire countryside make us an excellent place to stay. We have a variety of rooms to suit all tastes and budgets. Breakfast is free.Non-residents are most welcome to dine with us. The pub has a well-deserved reputation for fine real ales and great food. Find a cosy corner and relax with a pint of real ale and a plate of delicious food. We serve a full menu each day, and have dishes to suit every taste and mood. Pick from a global menu that includes succulent grills, roast chicken, flavoursome curries, big burgers and vegetarian options.

Crook & Shears

Upper Clatford, Andover SP11 7QL

Thatched 17th century pub on village street, and Grade II Listed. Small traditional rooms just oozing character. A courtyard at the rear, famous for its Wisteria, leads to a pleasant garden. The skittle alley can also be used as a function room.

Redbridge

5 Bridge Street, Andover SP10 1BE

Local favourite, The Redbridge, is now open after a £250,000 makeover.Located in the heart of Andover, our pub has undergone a complete transformation into a snug and homely local.By day, our food menu features pub classics from fish and chips to pies, burgers and steak.We now have a dedicated TV screen wall that allows customers to catch all of the biggest live sport surrounded by a fantastic atmosphere.We look forward to seeing you soon.

Chalkhill Blue

Hawker Siddeley Way Andover Commercial Park, Andover SP11 8BF

Purpose built new pub, situated just off the A303 on the western outskirts of town. Offers slow cooked succulent chickens from the Rotisserie oven or choose from the wider menus featuring a selection of traditional and modern dishes, plus a childrens menu. Very much a family dining pub. Play areas inside and outside to keep children amused. If the weather's good relax outside in the garden area, where you can enjoy Alfresco Dining or just chill with a drink.

Andover Central Club

Clare House, East Street, Andover SP10 1EP

Andover Golf Club

51 Winchester Road, Andover SP10 2EF

This Members Golf Club, which was established in 1907 is situated on the southern outskirts of Andover near the A3057 junction with the A303. There are facilities for functions and there is a fully equipped kitchen. Note that it has a Dress Code.