Child friendly pub in Hove

[The Wookiee]

Anybody recommend a nice child friendly pub in Hove that does a reasonably priced lunch ?

 

[scooter1]

If the weather is good, try the Noble House in Portland Road as the garden is good for kids

 

[Return of the Rev]

anybody recommend a nice child friendly pub in hove that does a reasonably priced lunch ?

stoneham pub also on portland road


http://www.thestoneham.co.uk/

 

[Bold Seagull]

For Portland Road, The Stoneham, The Westbourne and The Noble House are all good bets for decent lunch, and child friendly.

The Noble House does has a small climbing frame in it's outdoor area.

 

[Guinness Boy]

stoneham pub also on portland road


http://www.thestoneham.co.uk/

This

 

[Ernest]

Cliftonville of course

 

[red star portslade]

The George Payne knocks The Stoneham and Noble House into a Tin Hat. Good food and Beer and not too many Brearded blokes or tattooed birds with their kids with wanky names.

 

[Bold Seagull]

The George Payne knocks The Stoneham and Noble House into a Tin Hat. Good food and Beer and not too many Brearded blokes or tattooed birds.

My wife went last night and said it was really good. Not tried it myself, but appears to be getting very popular.

 

[The Wookiee]

Was thinking more central Hove

 

[knocky1]

The Neptune should teach them everyhting they need to know in life.

 

[Return of the Rev]

was thinking more central hove

seafield

 

[Safeway]

seafield

Not so much a pub, but Modelo Lounge is excellent. Good selection of beers, decent (and reasonably priced) food, and very child friendly.

 

[Guinness Boy]

The George Payne knocks The Stoneham and Noble House into a Tin Hat. Good food and Beer and not too many Brearded blokes or tattooed birds with their kids with wanky names.

Really? Only been in once admittedly (lunchtime) but it was full of toddlers and there was a sign up advertising their port and stilton nights.

 

[red star portslade]

Really? Only been in once admittedly (lunchtime) but it was full of toddlers and there was a sign up advertising their port and stilton nights.

You're right GB, It's pretty much like all of the others really. We as a family usually use it early on a Friday or Saturday lunch time. What I like about it is it still feels like a local with a good mix of clientele.

 

[dragonred]

The Connaught is child (and dog) friendly any time - pretty sure can't safely say the same for the Seafield or the Albion!

 

[Guinness Boy]

The Connaught is child (and dog) friendly any time - pretty sure can't safely say the same for the Seafield or the Albion!

I've seen a few old dogs emerging from the Seafield

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

Amazed at the number of recommendations here for The Stoneham. It's one of those Pizza Pubs where the ingredients are all brought in pre sliced and diced. Bases taste of plastic. If its not too late...avoid!

 

[Guinness Boy]

Amazed at the number of recommendations here for The Stoneham. It's one of those Pizza Pubs where the ingredients are all brought in pre sliced and diced. Bases taste of plastic. If its not too late...avoid!

Sadly this is EXACTLY how my kids like their pizza. I wouldn't go in there with a group of mates.

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

Sadly this is EXACTLY how my kids like their pizza. I wouldn't go in there with a group of mates.

The one time I did have a pizza there it was one of their so call specials and all the bits of topping had been freeze dried.
Clearly ok for the kids and I guess with the outside area they have somewhere to get rid of their energy.

 

[The Wookiee]

I went to Slug & lettuce. 2x appletize, 1x chicken fillet burger (with fries ) some chicken skewer thing with humous and a couple of wraps, oh and a cheeky bottle of Shiraz £35 !!