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12 years ago
Excellent food. Good service. Lovely pub to visit any day of the week. Great floral displays, fresh coffee, good selection of beers and a comprehensive well varied menu of home cooked food. read more
Botley Road
Horton Heath
Eastleigh SO50 7DQ
United Kingdom
023 8069 3458
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http://www.thebrigadiergerard.co.uk
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What time does Brigadier Gerrard open?
Brigadier Gerrard opens at 11:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Brigadier Gerrard opens at 12:00 PM on Sunday.
What time does Brigadier Gerrard close?
Brigadier Gerrard closes at 11:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Brigadier Gerrard closes at 10:30 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 11:30 AM - 11:00 PMSun 12:00 PM - 10:30 PM
Does Brigadier Gerrard serve alcohol?
Yes, Brigadier Gerrard serves alcohol. Beer & Wine Only
Does Brigadier Gerrard have TVs?
Yes, Brigadier Gerrard has TVs.
Does Brigadier Gerrard have bike parking?
Yes, Brigadier Gerrard has bike parking.
Does Brigadier Gerrard have outdoor seating?
Yes, Brigadier Gerrard has outdoor seating options.
Does Brigadier Gerrard have parking?
Yes, Brigadier Gerrard has parking options.
Does Brigadier Gerrard allow outdoor smoking?
Yes, Brigadier Gerrard allows outdoor smoking.
Does Brigadier Gerrard have free WiFi?
Yes, Brigadier Gerrard has free WiFi.
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Lively spacious pub with scrubbed wood tables and lots of seating. I came here after work to meet…read morefriends and it was perfect. Set back from the road and offering a good menu, it's somewhere I'll definitely be coming back to. Next time I'll be staying for dinner as the smells emanating from the kitchen were very tempting!
This was my local pub for 5 and a half years, after work outings for birthdays, a quick drink at…read morethe weekends or a meal after work with the hubby. This place has a lovely interior and exterior decor, has plenty of seating, outdoor seating in the front and at the back and a great menu. There is a good choice of drinks including some ales. Often there are food deals for two meals for 9.95. This runs every weekday evening. My personal favourite is the Yorkshire wrap (roast beef wrapped in Yorkshire pudding) served with chips and gravy.
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Food was pretty average, service was fine, nice place, but nothing to get too excited aboutread more
I have had a most memorable meal at the Boot - a simple affair in the bar that will linger long in…read moremy memory. All we had were grouse (from the famous Stockbridge butchers, Robinson's) and a bottle of Gevrey Chambertin, but it was perfect. The wine was decanted at our request and was absolutely delicious; rich and smooth, and was the perfect accompaniment to the grouse. The grouse arrived whole in a glorious rich gravy and dressed with spinach, game chips and bread sauce, and looked as good as it tasted. It was one of the finest meals one could have. The grouse was £21.50 - very reasonable. The wine cost considerably more. The service was perfect and the ambience, surrounded by locals, everything that a good pub should be.
Seafood curry
I paid a visit to the Farmers Home with my family to celebrate a birthday. We decided to go at…read morelunchtime and enjoyed a full 3 courses. The pub itself is 200 years old and has a really nice feel about it. Plenty of character and history. There's a large garden out the back with plenty of entertainment for children (swings, slides etc). The staff were great, really welcoming and attentive. The food was absolutely delicious too, we couldn't fault any of the meals we had. Really good classic pub food. We'll definitely be back.
One of the best surprises in Hampshire, fantastic ambience, nice service and the food was just…read moreincredible. I had a lamb roast that was divide, my wife had an incredible mushroom gnocchi and my daughter had a what seemed a never end.tower of fine chicken breast, English bacon and cheese with a good portion of home made barbecue sauce. Lovely lunch in the middle of the New Forest.
We had a Sunday lunch two slow roasted Pork Belly's. The food was delicious and came out promptly…read more The service is the restaurant was spot on, very helpful and friendly but not too pushy. There are two areas to the pub with the bar in the middle and a garden area. We shared a pudding and had coffee's afterwards. It worked out about £20 per head which is great value for the quality of food and service.
WOW!! I hadn't been in here for a few years despite living nearby, but I called in for Sunday lunch…read morea few weeks ago after my dear mum said it had changed hands and things were on the up. I have to say the food was superb, at the time I think i even said it was the best sunday lunch i had ever had, I think I was a little taken a back by the quality of the food on offer. They have successfully managed to retain some of the old charm and proper pub feel, while making the dining a cosy, friendly experience that is all about locally produced food. The lamb had already sold out (turn up early or book on the phone if you don't want to miss out) so the three of us had duck, chicken and beef. Each dish was cooked pretty much to perfection and the home made yorkshire puddings were great. Sunday lunch just how it should be! This pub focusses on local, fresh produce all of which is prepared on site and served in simple, traditional dishes. The menu is short, but in my opinion that is the way it should be, as it means each dish excels. It is always so disheartening to find a pub that has 30 dishes on the menu as you can almost guarantee each one will be mediocre. Not the case with this pub. To top it all off the ales are well kept, the Bowmans "swift one" was a very refreshing pint and anything on tap from Hopback is a safe bet. All in all this pub comes very highly recommended, great food, nice atmosphere, good beers and friendly service, what more could you want?!
We were the 2nd table to be seated for Sunday service. We sat in the restaurant which was light and…read moreairy. The tables were comfortably spaced in the room. We had 2 waitresses one of which was training. They were both polite and friendly. For the price the roast dinner was spot on. The meats were cooked beautifully and the vegetables had great variety. Although not pictured the sticky toffee pudding was amazing. It was too good to stop for a photograph. We would highly recommend this pub to friends and family.
Gorgeous little pub inside and out. So well placed in the country side and right near the Meon…read moreValley, Marriott Hotel. It has a very family-friendly warm feel to it, with open log fires, a heated beer garden, and lots of comfortable seating. I loved the large, old picture frames décor with empty bottles of pricy champagne and whisky filling the window sills. This is definitely the kind of pub I could spend a whole Sunday afternoon in, sampling the merchandise... They do food up until 9pm, and certain things are *extremely* reasonably priced. f you get a basket meal, you get a choice of Scampi, Southern Friend Chicken Strips, Cheeseburger, Sausages, or Tempura Battered Vegetables (all served with chips) for £4.95! And on every day of the week you can get a specific dish for a fiver as well, ranging from Fish and Chips to Lasagna and Risotto. The cheeseburger tasted a bit microwaved, unfortunately but the chips were solid and service was quick. Clientele ranges from those these for a couple pints and the footie to groups of 20 year olds taking advantage of the cheap food and drinks. Will definitely be back, but won't be getting that cheeseburger.
Sunday Roast - all 3 meats (Chicken, Pork and Beef) with Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes and seasonal veg.
Cheeseburger and chips for a fiver.
Excellent food and drink. Friendly staff. Great atmosphere. Very popular place so book early!read more
Just terrific. Located in an almost 300 year old building, rooms have been lovingly restored with…read moregreat care. Staff was very friendly and helpful. The restaurant was wonderful--clearly the chef takes pride in his work!
Front entrance to pub. Great ambiance!
Guest room.
Cozy classic local pub nestled in back streets residential area within walking distance of high…read morestreet and docks. I'm a merchant mariner and come to Southampton on cargo ships for work. This is my new pub spot because it's hidden from the crowds and frequented by locals. Great food, beers and cozy ambiance either for small group, couple or solo diners.
We walked here from our hotel in search of a good dinner, and we found it. The fish and chips were…read morehot, the batter was crisp, and the fish was juicy, served with fabulous thick, cut chips. Our guest had the veggie burger and thinly cut fries And she enjoyed all of it. The wine was delicious and service was outstanding..
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great real ale pub, nice atmosphere. was good on Xmas and new years eve too. landlady does tend to…read moreglare when you walk in though, may be that's just with me!
Liv, and Amy , the entire staff was amazing!!! Chef never told us his name, but food was…read morefantastic!! Not just good. Hot was Hot , Cold was Cold!!!! Spicy was spice not hot but flavorful!!! Get it spicy hot if you want, just ask... Here are the photos, awesome architecture..I have to make a special note that the Dogs get their own water keg!!!!
The Crown and Anchor is a beautiful old pub situated in Dell Quay, a gorgeous area on the South…read morecoast not far from Chichester. The pub takes a bit of finding and is definitely off the main commuter route. However, it was exceedingly busy on a Tuesday lunch time on a chilly late October day so obviously the word is out. If you are lucky (we weren't) you will be able to grab a table by the window and take in the beautiful scenery while you lunch. The menu offers a good selection of pub food including such favourites as bangers and mash, gammon eggs and chips, pies and burgers, as well as lighter bites such as soup and a selection of freshly baked baguettes. The have numerous fish dishes on the daily specials board. I was tempted by the crayfish and crab open sandwich with fries. It was a pleasant surprise to find that the portion size of the fish far outweighed that of the bread. It was super tasty and very filling. The bar has a good selection of lagers, ales and wine, plus all the usual spirits. I chose to wash my sarnie down with a lovely pint of Hooky, an Oxfordshire ale. It's definitely worth making the trip out to this pub but I would advise booking, especially if you are visiting in the summer. Also, request a table by the window if you can.
We headed out of London yesterday and headed for Chichester. We had made reservations for the…read moreWolfpack Inn based on previous reviews we read. It lived up to its reputation! The people who work here were very friendly and helpful. The rooms were clean and the bathrooms were large and very clean. We ate two different times here and the food was fabulous both times. Breakfast comes with your stay. Eggs, English bacon and toast. There were other things but really who could ask for anything else? This will definitely be the place we stay if we ever come back to Chichester.
If you expect a cosy place beside the water, then this is not for you. I like it as it has…read moreretained it's character of being the 'Bakery', you can imagine the bread being put into the ovens, which are open. Sat at a old wheel which had been turned into a table. Loads of seating area inside & outside, they have made one half as the bar area & the other half as dining. Celebrated the 1st year of being open on Sat past. £10.90 for a vodka & soda, vodka & diet coke, Bacardi & lemonade.
Fabulous waterside bar & restaurant with huge outside seating area overlooking the harbour and a…read morefantastically renovated industrial shabby chic interior
LOVE this pub. I've lived so close to it for so long and didn't start going until recently and we…read morealways have a great time, especially in the summer when the sun is shining and you can sit outside. Great drinks selection to work your way through, especially if you're partial to a nice rum. Food is also very impressive and well worth a try. Great atmosphere on a nice day when it does get quite busy but never too busy that you have to fight your way to the bar.
Fantastic pub with a great selection of beer and more importantly RUM! The atmosphere is usually…read morelively due to the young and yachty crowd frequenting it. Well worth going out of your way for a visit.
Nice pub this, 2 bars and a good sized garden with outside toilets…read more Could possibly do with a bit of paint around the place, but i like the old man pub feel so didnt bother me.
Quirky, community local with a wide range of ales, jazz on Sunday, but alas no food…read more A must visit.
This pub has recently been re-opened by a professional couple who sold their last pub/restaurant to…read morea previous winner of Masterchef. They moved into the area and wanted a new project. The pub had been purposefully run down and tee-d up for closure by the previous owner, and in fact half of the pub and half of the car park had been turned to residential use. Luckily, they couldn't sell the pub itself for residential use and Nick and Tina Irish bought it. They have lovingly restored the pub using a 'reclaimed' wood effect throughout. The decor is bright and contemporary. There is a good buzz about the place and it's now a very comfortable place to take a drink or just grab a bowl of chips. The Pub is a free house and keg beers are on offer for the discerning as well as the usual range of Lager. Tip: If eating go for the House wine. As all house wines should be, it is a cut above the norm. The restaurant is pub fare with an upmarket touch; and prices are reasonable for the area. We had the Fillet of Bass which at less than £13 is definitely reasonable, and arrived on a bed of crushed new potatoes and salad drizzled with a balsamic dressing. Bosham itself is a famous landmark and boasts a beautiful quay which is popular with visitors from all over the UK. The White Swan is a mer 3 mins drive or 20 mins walk to the quay
A very pretty gastropub in the lovely village of Easton just outside Winchester that is a frequent…read moredestination for food-lovers who want to get out of the city. It has good outdoor seating but on the last two occasions we ate inside, in a particularly delightful room with a large fire and lined with used champagne bottles as well as empty halves of Chateau Latour. The food is very good, locally sourced and freshly cooked. We had a lovely tian of Dorset crab and seafood, an excellent pork belly with dauphinoise potatoes, and a salmon, crushed potato and spinach dish that was really good. The New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc is delicious. The food is just what a good pub should provide, and is cosy and welcoming, with excellent service.
Only a few miles from Winchester in the hamlet of Easton this is the perfect country pub with very…read moregood food. You can be sure of a warm welcome and they are happy to have dogs come along too.
The whole family loves this pub/eatery, the staff are friendly and helpful, and will make sure that…read moreanything you ask for is delivered if at all possible. The bar and restaurant area are both light and airy with an oldy worldy kind of charm, high ceilings in the restaurant area make for a nice feel and the decor is cosy and clean, lots of wood and arty things scattered about. We arrived for lunch and were proptly seated at a table by the window, the tables are placed so that you are never sitting on top of another party as seems to be the fashion at the moment, so conversations are easy and you dont have to listen to anyone else! The menu is extensive and the really is something for everyone, as well as the daily specials which often include their rack of ribs which is awsome! both the kids and my dad went for the ribs, which arrived to gasps as always, as they stack two racks on a plate with huge crispy yet soft it the middle chips and proper homemade coleslaw, I went for the Bacon and chicken salad as Im watching what I eat, and it arrived without the dressing as I asked and was loaded with both chicken and bacon, and contained a good selection of salad leaves unlike some places that only seem to deliver iceberg! My daughter couldnt finish her second rack so they kindly wrapped it up for us to take home. The sweet selection is also very good, lots of hot and cold choices along with about 15 different ice creams flavours. With drinks (2 each for the kids) and coffee the bill came to about £20 a head (dad paid!) which I think is very reasonable. UPDATE sadly things have changed a lot here, went in January for dads 75th birthday, we where sat on a large table that was wedged against the wall so we had to move it, once seated everyone had to move down that side of you needed to leave the table, the people on the next table where so close our chairs where touching! And since we where the only two tables this was ridiculous!! Starters where nice but mine was disappointing, prawns and avocado, (not something I often go for as I can have it at home, this was a tiny portion, and not really worth the money. I had fish and chips for main, the batter on the fish was lovely, but quite a few bones in the fish which always puts me off fish, there was no real atmosphere there this time and staff few and far between, sadly jot somewhere we will be going back to in the foreseeable future as it's not what it was.
Charming pub/restaurant, lots of parking, good garden. Situated in the middle of the hampshire…read morecountryside with farmland in all directions. The beer is always good, I think it is tied to Fullers so you can get London Pride. The food is a consistently high quality and the staff are cheerful and friendly. It went through quite a few managers through 2008/09 but seems to have settled down now.