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The Selborne Arms

High Street, SELBORNE, GU34 3JR

The massive chimney appearing to block the way in to this simply furnished village pub is known as a baffle entry. Once inside, you'll find homely bars with hop-strewn beams, a huge fireplace, up to seven (in summer) real ales from micro-breweries, and Mr Whitehead cider. Keen supporters of Hampshire Fare (a community interest company), the kitchen prepares steamed oxtail and kidney pudding; Blackmoor pigeon faggot on bubble-and-squeak; and whole grilled plaice. A beer festival is held over the first weekend in October. The village, overlooked by glorious beech 'hangers', is where naturalist Gilbert White lived.

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Tel: 01420 511247
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Principal beers

Courage Best Bitter, Ringwood Fortyniner, Suthwyk Old Dick, Local guest ales

Open

All week
11-3 6-11 (Sat-11-11 Sun 12-11)

Facilities

Children welcome.
Children's play area.
Garden.
Dogs welcome.
Parking available.
Coach parties welcome.

 

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User rating: 1 out of 5

This pub has won various awards up to 2 years ago. Imagine our disappointement on receiving surly service by a young team serving who not interested in offering any kind of service. The food was absolutely diabolical and expensive. We spent £76 on very poor food and couldn't even get a coffee to finish. Everything was just too much trouble and beleive me, it showed.

Reviewer: RosieHow, Sandhurst
Visited: 30 July 2011

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From A3 follow B3006, pub on left in village centre

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