New Forest directory

Sunday Roasts in the New Forest

Windowshoppers lists 6 businesses in the New Forest offering sunday roasts. Every one has been confirmed by the business itself or by a public record. 3 list their opening hours.

6 listings

Sway

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Hare and Hounds

Two hundred years old, the Hare and Hounds is a country pub and coaching inn in the New Forest, with cask-conditioned ales, fine wines, homemade specials, Sunday roasts, a children's menu, a buffet menu and a weekly quiz. Bar hours are Monday to Saturday eleven till eleven, and Sunday twelve till 10.30.

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Bramshaw

Pub

The Bell Inn

An 18th-century coaching inn in Brook near Bramshaw with 26 bedrooms, serving cask ales, an extensive wine list and cocktails alongside bar snacks. Food uses fresh, seasonal, locally sourced Hampshire produce, including Sunday roast lunches. Dog-friendly.

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Ringwood

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The Elm Tree

The Elm Tree is a pub and restaurant in Ringwood dating to the 16th century, offering pub food, Sunday roasts, private functions, private hire and corporate events, and operating as a music venue. Open Monday to Thursday, midday to 11pm, and Friday and Saturday, midday to midnight.

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Godshill

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The Fighting Cocks

A traditional country pub and restaurant with accommodation in Godshill, the New Forest, the Fighting Cocks offers real ales, Sunday roasts, breakfast, and food throughout the day, with table and room reservations. Bookings by phone, in person or online.

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Barton on Sea

Pub

The House Martin

Village pub and restaurant serving pub classics, Sunday roasts and Badger beers

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Beaulieu

Pub

The Royal Oak

The Royal Oak is a country pub and restaurant in Beaulieu, in the New Forest, established in 1848. They serve homemade food, real ales and Sunday roasts, with table reservations, and hold Cask Marque and Go New Forest accreditation. Open daily from eleven, with food served until half nine (twelve to nine on Sundays).

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