Pubs in Crawley
Explore the diverse pub scene in Crawley. Whether you're visiting from Gatwick Airport, shopping at County Mall, or calling Crawley home, discover the perfect pub for drinks, food, sports, and entertainment.
Found 12 pubs in Crawley
Fox
Main Road, Crawley SO21 2PR
The Fox is located in the village of Crawley, in the hills to the north-west of Winchester. The impressive ancient building with visible Tudor-style timbers had a tasteful extension added to the rear in 2018 when it also became a freehouse serving a selection of local ales. The open plan interior is also impressive with contemporary decor and high roof in the extension. There are three separate patio areas providing outside seating with a large pizza oven (used only on Sunday Evenings between Easter and October) in the front patio area. Afternoon teas are served Monday to Saturday between 3pm and 5pm. The landlord is the Executive Chef and serves excellent home-made food using local and seasonal produce. A fixed price three course gourmet meal is available until 7pm. Accommodation is in five en-suite rooms above the pub. Newspapers are available at weekends only, and there are occasional live music and quizes on Sunday evenings.
Crawley Inn
Foxburrow Lane, Crawley OX29 9TS
In the Windrush valley, this quirky pub dating from 1789, is full of character and characters. Its location means that it is popular with cyclists and walkers as well as real ale and cider enthusiasts (branch Cider Pub of the Year 2013). Also noted for its family Sunday lunches.
Apple Tree
West Green Drive, Crawley RH11 7DL
The Apple Tree in Crawley offers a great range of drinks, entertainment and home cooked English food. We have a separate Function Room and a Private Car Park. We are a family oriented pub and we take into consideration the wants and needs of all our customers. We have a very large beer garden with plenty of alfresco seating and (weather permitting) we also have a bouncy castle for the kids.
Jordans
Vancouver Drive, Crawley RH11 7UR
Jordans is a Toby Carvery located on the London Road which borders Langley Green is within easy reach of Lowfield Heath, West Green, Three Bridges and Crawley. Head out of town towards Gatwick Airport on the A23. The pub is on the left after Tushmore Roundabout. Sadly there is no longer any real ale available, the hand pulls were removed in 2018.
Brewery Shades
85 High Street, Crawley RH10 1BA
Historic town centre pub with cask ales & great food Welcome to Brewery Shades – Pub with good food, great ales and cocktails in Crawley Bursting with character, Brewery Shades pub serves great food, great ales and cocktails. The Pub sits proudly on the High Street in Crawley since at least the fourteenth century when it was originally a gaol. We have a fabulous outdoor seating area where you can enjoy a refreshing drink or delicious pub food on a sunshine summer day and plenty of room inside at the pub at cosy tables too. We serve a huge selection of real ales, traditional ciders and lagers and a comprehensive selection of wines and spirits with the best range of 35 gins – hand selected by Nicki!! Great Beer As we have been in The Good Beer Guide for many years now you can be assured of a great pint with your good food – we have a choice of local real ales, lagers and traditional cider on tap at Brewery Shades pub, including our house bitter from Hardys & Hansons with a subtle hoppy character. We have a great selection of wines and spirits and cocktails too so there is something for everyone to choose from. Good Food We serve quality, traditional, delicious pub food. Depending on how hungry you are you can choose from a range of sandwiches, burgers or mains including pub favorites such as fish & chips or lasagne. Brewery Shades is a perfect spot for a working lunch during the week or a lazy lunch at weekends. We have a children’s menu and serve a variety of changing daily specials. We source our ingredients from local suppliers and if you have a food allergy or intolerance please let us know and we will do our best to help. We also offer a takeaway food service via deliveroo.
Charcoal Burner
Weald Drive, Crawley RH10 6NY
The Charcoal Burner personifies the term local. Andy and the team have attempted to create a cosy place to visit right at the heart of the community, to transport you from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, to a vibrant pub full of conversation, hearty food, fine local ales and premium spirits. Whether it is for a pub lunch, a drink after work, an evening meal, or watch a live sporting event on TV with the partisan atmosphere only a 'local' can provide you will find a welcome at the Charcoal Burner.
Downsman
Wakehurst Drive, Crawley RH10 6DH
The Perfect Atmosphere “An upbeat feel-good atmosphere…” The “lightness of touch” ethos is reflected throughout the restaurant decor. Bare wooden floors, a spacious lay-out and pale walls hung with imported warm-coloured canvases all combine to promote a light, airy feeling. Add a welcoming greeting from host Supna, relaxed yet attentive staff, subdued lighting and a choice of music which perfectly complements the whole Swagat experience and everything blends seamlessly together to create an upbeat feel-good atmosphere.
Dr Samuel Johnson
Langley Parade, Crawley RH11 7RS
The Dr Samuel Johnson is a community estate pub on the end of a parade of shops.
Flying Horse
South Terminal - Airside, Crawley RH6 0NN
J D Wetherspoon Pub in South Terminal Departure Lounge, upper level. Choose from a great range of classic pub food inc Traditional English Breakfast, British Classics and Burgers. Great for couples, families (childrens menu available) and an area at the back of the pub especially for those Groups, Stag & Hen Parties.
Frogshole Farm
Maidenbower Drive, Crawley RH10 7QF
Serving up great quality, pub food in warm and welcoming surroundings, The Frogshole Farm in Crawley should be your first port of call for a catch up with friends, a mid-week meal, or a delicious Sunday roast with all the family. Take your pick from a wide selection of delicious dishes on our fixed price lunch and dinner menu, as well as buffet choices, kids menu, vegetarian & vegan menu and our special Sunday menu. Take your pick from a wide selection of delicious dishes on our fixed price lunch and dinner menu, as well as buffet choices, kids menu, vegetarian & vegan menu and our special Sunday menu. Located near to Horsham and Haywards Heath, just off the M23, this local pub near you is a great place to eat, drink, and relax after a long day spent exploring the High Weald Area of outstanding natural beauty, enjoying a game of golf at Copthorne Golf Club, or before you head off to catch a flight from Gatwick Airport. We’re just a 9-minute drive from Gatwick Airport. Head east on Airport Way then continue on the M23 to Balcombe Road/B2036. Take junction 10A from the M23 and continue on Balcombe Road/B2036. Drive to Maidenbower Drive in Crawley. You’ll find us on the left.
Gatwick Manor
London Road, Crawley RH10 9ST
Chef & Brewer pub and restaurant with Premier Inn on same site, holding regular events in its function room. Large comfortable bar with several separate areas.
Goffs Manor
Old Horsham Road, Crawley RH11 8PE
A traditional pub on the edge of Crawley Situated less than a mile from the centre of Crawley and only 8 miles from the M23, the Goffs Manor is the perfect example of a traditional pub at the heart of its local community. A beautiful 15th century Grade II listed house, dating back to c 1450, this ancient building is striking in character and charm and was formerly the home of actor Peter Vaughan, Porridge’s genial Harry Grout. With a large and beautiful garden, incorporating its very own duck pond, featuring an island for the ducks to stay safe from foxes at night, as well as roaring log fires and oak beams inside for those darker and colder winter nights, the Goffs Manor has plenty of character and charm all year round.
Crawley Pub Guide
Crawley, West Sussex's bustling town near Gatwick Airport, offers an excellent variety of pubs catering to locals, commuters, and travelers alike. From traditional English pubs serving real ale to modern sports bars showing all the big matches, Crawley's pub scene has something for everyone.
Popular Pub Areas in Crawley
The High Street and Queens Square host many of Crawley's most popular pubs, while neighborhood areas like Three Bridges, Broadfield, and Pound Hill offer local community pubs. The nearby villages of Ifield, Lowfield Heath, and Worth also feature charming country pubs.
What to Expect from Crawley Pubs
- Sports Viewing: Many pubs show live football, rugby, cricket, and other sports
- Convenient Location: Easy access from Gatwick Airport and major transport links
- Diverse Options: Chain pubs, independent venues, and traditional locals
- Food Service: Pub grub, gastropub menus, and Sunday roasts widely available
- Entertainment: Quiz nights, karaoke, live music, and themed events
- Family Friendly: Many pubs welcome families with children's menus and play areas
Pubs Near Gatwick Airport
Traveling through Gatwick? Several Crawley pubs are conveniently located near the airport, perfect for a pre-flight meal or post-arrival pint. Many offer easy parking and are accessible via local bus routes.
Find Your Perfect Crawley Pub
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