4.1/5

(266 reviews)

The Pelham Arms is a fantastic Pompey pub, proud to serve our local community. Built in 1887 in brewer’s Tudor style, the Pelham was originally opened as a hotel by the Pike Spicer Brewery. We h

4.3/5

(1,111 reviews)

The pub was originally two farm labourers cottages. They were brought by Charlie Bowyer and family who were builders by trade and they converted the two cottages into one. The family built a lot of ho

3.8/5

(260 reviews)

The Hampshire Rose has recently be taken over by a new owner back in June 2013. Owner Emma and her team provide a welcoming atmosphere and are totally focussed on customer service. We want to meet

3.7/5

(988 reviews)

Spacious and contemporary, the Bailey Bridge offers diners a varied menu of classic, seasonal pub food in a casual setting.

4.1/5

(1,736 reviews)

A piece of local history, The Castle Inn was originally known as the Castle Hotel. It was opened by Thomas Vanner, the operator of the Ryde to Newport stagecoach, in 1850.

4.5/5

(354 reviews)

Popular roadside pub with a loyal village clientele and a welcoming atmosphere enhanced by two real fires in winter months. There are two guest ales generally from local breweries. Good value home-coo

4.5/5

(172 reviews)

Based on the Ryde High Street in the Old Town Quarter, sits our former Victorian hotel.

Built in 1934 for the Mew & Co Brewery, this small Cogswell-designed house replaced an earlier pub on the same site. Originally a two bar tavern, the Jameson has since been knocked through into one la

4.0/5

(5 reviews)

This imposing Edwardian pub in a residential district was built in a half-timbered design with glazed brickwork for the Brickwood's Brewery. Unusually, it still retains two distinct bars, with a loung