Decent pub in Chichester please

goldstone said:

In a couple of weeks time we (a bunch of guys who are members of a walking group) will be looking for a pub in the centre of Chichester for Sunday lunch. Any suggestions or recommendations from the great and good of NSC would be appreciated.

Thank you.

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jakarta said:

Dolphin & Anchor opposite the Cathedral is a 'Spoons so you will get the usual mix of old alkies, chav mums with pushchairs, cheap beer and reasonable food. If you are OK with the clientele it certainly won't be beaten on price!

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Yes Chef said:

The George and Dragon on North Street has a nice dining area, and serves reasonable pub food. They usually have two or three ales on as well.
Out by Westgate you have the Crate and Apple which is good, and The Chichester Inn, the local Camra haunt, so nice beer but I'm not sure if I ever ate there so can't comment.
The Belle Isle near the cathedral has good food and a great beer selection, but I'm not sure they do a Sunday roast.
Nags Head on East Street has a busy carvery, it's alright, Youngs' beer on tap, and a big screen for footy.
Out of curiosity, where is your walk taking you? The surrounding area has plenty of decent options if you're out and about?

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jakarta said:

Dolphin & Anchor opposite the Cathedral is a 'Spoons so you will get the usual mix of old alkies, chav mums with pushchairs, cheap beer and reasonable food. If you are OK with the clientele it certainly won't be beaten on price!

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goldstone said:

Thank you for your advice. We're walking the New Lipchis Way, a 39 mile walk from Liphook to East Head, West Wittering. The section we're doing next is from Goodwood Racecourse to Chichester Harbour. We've walked just about all of the long distance paths in Sussex and so far this has had the best scenery of any of them.[/QUOTE

I know the Lipchis Way, and yes, it's a beautiful area. You'll be starting off with a steep march up the Trundle I'm guessing?!
Sound like a great day out, I hope the weather stays alright

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Yes Chef said:

goldstone said:

Thank you for your advice. We're walking the New Lipchis Way, a 39 mile walk from Liphook to East Head, West Wittering. The section we're doing next is from Goodwood Racecourse to Chichester Harbour. We've walked just about all of the long distance paths in Sussex and so far this has had the best scenery of any of them.[/QUOTE

I know the Lipchis Way, and yes, it's a beautiful area. You'll be starting off with a steep march up the Trundle I'm guessing?!
Sound like a great day out, I hope the weather stays alright

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Last section ended with the ascent to the Trundle! So all downhill on the next section. We had walked from Midhurst on Sunday 9th in the most glorious weather conditions. Sussex at its very best.

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Mouldy Boots said:

Excuse me Sir, we have No alkies or chavs mums in Chi.

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Mouldy Boots said:

Excuse me Sir, we have No alkies or chavs mums in Chi.

We

The OP needs to go to Portsmouth they tend to like in there.

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jakarta said:

What about day trippers from LA?

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Chicken Run said:

I quite like the battle overlooking the Canal Basin, not sure what it's called but lovely out onto the canal[emoji106]

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deslynhamsmoustache1 said:

Battle? the pubs called The Richmond.

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