Bugle

Just set back from the waterside at Hamble. The pub comprises one bar, an outside terrace overlooking the steep High Street and separate dining rooms. One end of the terrace has level access from the High Street and the other steep steps down to it. Inside the Grade II listed pub there's a stone flagged floor, and walls a mixture of bare brick & oak panelling. Entering from the terrace, the bar is directly in front of you and with bar stools this makes a convivial drinking spot. Much of the rest of the pub, with its cosy alcove to the right behind the fireplace, a dining room to the left and a small private dining room upstairs, is given over to the pleasures of eating. Use public car parking. The lower part of the High Street is narrow so you may be better off parking uphill at the square. Run by the Ideal Group, who also run the White Horse in Otterbourne.