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A Grade II-listed village inn near the waterfront in Hamble, full of oak beams, exposed brick, timber and an open fireplace. Seasonal cooking with local provenance, real ales and a river-facing terrace give it the substance and atmosphere expected of a proper coastal English pub.

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A longstanding waterside pub on Shore Road, occupying one of Warsash’s characteristic positions overlooking the mouth of the River Hamble. Traditional pub food and drinks are secondary to the easy pleasure of watching ferries, yachts and river traffic from the shoreline.

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A historic riverside pub tucked down the wooded bank at Old Bursledon, with decks and a pontoon looking directly across the Hamble toward Swanwick Marina. Its weathered maritime character, waterside access and seasonal pub cooking make it feel inseparable from the sailing life of the river. Very charming view of the riverside, built into the bluffs of the North Bank of the Hamble—lit by string lights in the evenings. Go for the slow-cooked beef-and-Guinness pie, then finish with the sticky toffee pudding.

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