Innovative, colourful & sometimes over-designed food is contrasted by a restrained & simple decor in this popular harbourside restaurant. Elsewhere, an ... more

The Blue Bell Inn is the former favourite haunt of the local fishermen. Only yards from the Quay, its the perfect spot for a drink or bite to eat after a walk a... more

Serving their tremendously popular All Day Breakfast and light lunches, also adding something fishy to the menu for the food festival. Kippers with poached egg ... more

A warm, traditional pub, situated in the old market square at Emsworth, close to the picturesque fishing harbour and mill pond. This house offers a wide range o... more

At Fat Olives you will find a quaint 17 century fisherman’s cottage located in Emsworth’s conservation area, near the quay. A clean simple designed... more

Serving drinks, cakes, hot and cold food, and ice cream plus hot dogs on their stall outside. Opening Friday evening with refreshments available during the conc... more

Famous for its excellent menu of fresh fish, organic food. Traditional home cooked meals, vegetarian and old fashioned puddings. Regular winner of the Gales Flo... more

Attractive Grade II listed, 200 year old flint built pub, of historic interest, with oak beams, open fires and inglenook. Excellent food offered including local... more

Chef and Proprietor Nicolino first arrived in England in 1984 working as a chef in the well renowned restaurant and pub, the White Horse in Chilgrove. He opened... more

Built in the early nineteen hundreds, The Railway Inn is the only remaining Pub in North Street where there were once four. The Railway Inn is best described ... more

One of Emsworth's livelier pubs at weekends

Since opening in North Street in 1988, Spencer's has built up and maintained a high reputation with its many local, and not so local, customers. Owned and ru... more