Dog Friendly — Pubs in Eastleigh
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Found 5 dog friendly pubs in Eastleigh
Chamberlayne Arms
105 High Street, Eastleigh SO50 5LS
This pub is located just to the south of Eastleigh's Swan Centre. The décor is up-market and modern, yet traditionally styled. Darts and pool complement the sports displayed on many TVs around the pub. Live music is performed occasionally. One beer on rotation selected from Courage Directors; Lancaster Bomber and Ringwood Old Thumper (all from Marston's owned breweries) The main bus station, 530m walking through Swan Centre, has all Eastleigh services.
Cricketers Arms
232 Chestnut Avenue, Eastleigh SO53 3HN
A popular pub (especially in Summer) located on the outskirts of Eastleigh and just under a mile from M27 J5. Very spacious inside with a rustic feel and a long bar with 10 hand pumps. The bar area has comfy seating and wooden barrel tables, whilst to the right is the restaurant area. There is even more seating outside on the patio and garden. There is an extensive menu offering reasonably-priced food.
Grantham Arms
179 Chamberlayne Road, Eastleigh SO50 5HZ
A local's corner pub in the middle of residential Eastleigh.
Moldy Fig
Stoneham Lane, Eastleigh SO50 9HQ
Pub adjoining the Concorde Club that is fully open to non-members. The entrance is shared with the Concorde Club; turn left after going through the doors to go to the pub. The small bar area has several comfy chairs/sofas with walls covered with memorabilia from the Concorde Club. The main area is a restaurant which leads onto a large decked patio area overlooking the river. A footbridge over the river provides access to a large grassed area with marquee used for functions and the adjoining hotel. The pub sometimes shuts at 6pm on Sundays if hired for private events.
Steam Town Brew Co.
1 Bishopstoke Road, Eastleigh SO50 6AD
A micro brewery & brewery tap which opened in late 2017, though the first beers from the 6-barrel brewery weren't available until end of February 2018. Currently the bar serves a continually changing range of at least 4 cask beers (both national, local and on-site brewed) supplemented by wide range of craft beers on tap. The bar area has an industrial feel with bare brick walls. A railway clock hangs near the bar. The adjoining area is mainly for food which includes a row of table and chairs that come from the first class train compartment with pipework and comic murals of the brewery. Food consists of gourmet burgers. It is also worth a visit to the toilets to see an alternative use for beer kegs! New in Autumn 2021 is an upstairs area which is accessed via industrial steel stairs from the 'lounge'.