Lovely place and coming from London it seemed like very good value for money, too…read more The menu offered lots of choice. So did the vine list. I had the vnison which was lovely and came with an incredibly well-balanced sauce. Great place!

A lovely little pub, great selection of beers and the food is well priced and worth the price. The…read morestaff were very friendly and I was very impressed. WELL DONE GUYS! Ill be back.

Lovely English countryside, restaurant. Great menu and food. Bonus. They have delicious gluten-free…read morefish and chips if that's your thing. Or important someone in your group. Highly recommend if you're in the area.

This is a little awesome pub tucked away in the beautiful English countryside, hidden gem…read morepersonally, that's frequent by the locals. Great food and specials, and beer selection. Accessible by the Four Seasons via the canal trial, easy fun ride.

A few years ago, this was THE place to go for posh nosh with the wife or the business associate…read more They had great food, great wine and great French waiters and waitresses. Unfortunately this is no longer the case since the restaurant changed hands. Now its just good which is a shame since there's quite a lot of good in the area, most of which is nearer to where people work and live. Still, if you fancy a drive out at lunchtime or in the evening, it's still worth going as long as your budget will stretch to the slightly overpriced fish pie !

Used to be The Place! Reputation has suffered since change of ownership and now the food is not top…read morenotch. Ok for a Sunday lunch!

There's two bars at the front of this attractive looking pub, on the outskirts of Fleet/Church…read moreCrookham, selling a good selection of real ales. The bar staff were friendly and knowledgeable. Real fire and friendly clientèle. Good size car park. I visited on a winter's Monday night and was pleasantly surprised at how busy it was. There's a nice looking restaurant/bar at the rear. Will certainly visit again.

What a cracking little pub. Friendly staff good beer selection and great food, the Sunday roast is…read moreexcellent and at £9 you can't go wrong!! The pub looks good and the decor is almost homely. I will be back very soon :0)

My favourite pub / restaurant. An ideal place to sit out in the sub in the summer or cuddle up next…read moreto the roaring fire in the winter. Inside it's pretty small but you'll have a pretty big grin on your face after you've sampled the real ale, wine and sumtuous feasts on offer. It's mostly traditional fare, roasts, fish & chips etc but well executed, always hot on arrival and they use good ingredients. What better for a night away from the kids with the wife in an intimate environment?

Went here for Sunday lunch with my family on a nice sunny day in Spring. The food was excellent…read moreand we had: rib eye steak, fish salad and cod an chips. Four of us ate for £80 having main, pudding and soft drinks. The senior waitress was grumpy and not friendly but don't let that put you off and the younger staff made up for it. Would recommend if you are in the area.

It's not on the menu but Curly Fries, Melted Cheese and Chopped Crispy Bacon is to die for. They've…read moregot my vote for life just on that dish. Warm friendly atmosphere and great service with great value prices.

This is quite a nice pub which sells lots of beer! It is…read morequite a locals pub with good friendly staff. They have some good charity events which they hold in the garden and the last one I went to was great, there was lots of things going on and there were stalls and raffles and lucky dips. They were also selling hot dogs and burgers as well as food inside. It is nicely done out inside and clean and they have a good menu to choose from. Summer is great as you can sit in the garden and just drink and drink and drink!

We went here for Mothers Day 2011 with a table of 9. The location of the restaurant and the staff…read morewe all great but I was really disappointed by the food. They had an offer on that was around £18 for a 3 course meal, I had the baked camembert followed by the roast pork and my partner had the same but with a king prawn starter. The starter wasn't too bad, my partner thought his prawns were from frozen and not fresh. The side salad was a little disappointing that came with it, just shredded iceberg drowned in dressing. The portion size was good thought. The roast was really disappointed, but presented well. The roast potatoes were horrible - they were obviously from frozen. The crackling was tiny and the meat was questionable. The vegetables were okay, pretty flavourless, except for the greens. The carrots were possible frozen or tinned. I didn't finish the meal as overall it was pretty flavourless - even the apple sauce, it seemed they had watered it down! Given that it was Mothering Sunday, the restaurant wasn't too busy so I don't think it was pressure on the kitchen that let this meal down. From a 'traditional English Pub' I expected a lot more from this meal, very much a home-cooked feel, especially at £18. I wouldn't go here again and would suggest to others that they try somewhere else for a Sunday roast.

We were initially put off the Wyvern when moving to Fleet some years back. Recently, however, it…read morehas developed more of an appeal, maybe its just the time of life. Lunchtimes, there's a good menu, several fish dishes as well as the traditional. I had a pleasant pint with my colleague and noticed that there are benches outside for the summer. Inside, it does look quite dark and there is a prominent Sky Sports TV which personally I'd rather not have as I like to talk whilst I drink rather than goggle the box. The building itself fits in very well with the other turn-of-the-century houses along the road and there appears to be plenty of parking. Being in a residential 'suburb' of Fleet, I expect most visitors are locals but it could make a lunchtime change from the sometimes over-busy pubs in the centre?

A nice local pub with some good food which is well priced. I usually head down here with my mates…read moreto watch the footie or rugby as they have 3 large sky sports tvs which are great for watching the game whilst having a pint. Staff are very friendly and when sport is not on, it can be a good place for families. They have a garden area which is lovely in the summer as well as good parking facilities, however dont drive back if you have been drinking. Mainly a locals haunt, however very pleasant, and some good cask beers.