Eat Out London!The Blacksmiths Arms
The Blacksmiths Bar & Restaurant in Rotherhithe Street is a family run pub with a great passion for creating the best food around. With amazing ales & lagers.
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The Blacksmiths | The Blacksmiths Arms Donnington Chichester
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The Blacksmiths is a recently renovated pub situated on the outskirts of the historical city of Chichester in the old village of Donnington, West Sussex.
Restored in a relaxed and comfortable style with a few quirky twists, guests can enjoy the blazing fire and homely charm of the anvil bar or the snug elegance of the dining room.
There are also three uniquely furnished double bedrooms and a large garden area with outdoor seating, fire pits and our own herb and salad garden.
Located close to the Chichester canal towpath, The Blacksmiths is a perfect stop off point for a refreshing pint, or perhaps an extended afternoon on the terrace.
We also have dog friendly eating and drinking areas, So whether you are visiting by bike, boot or boat – we look forward to welcoming you.
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Whether you're in search of a quiet drink or an epic Sunday roast, you'll find it at this traditional, family friendly pub in the Surrey Docks.
With a warm welcome, friendly service and a great menu, The Blacksmiths Arms is one of the best pubs around.
The Blacksmiths, Offham ,Lewes, East Sussex
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Our affable and attentive staff bring a contemporary edge to the traditional 18th century inn; nestled in an area of outstanding natural beauty beneath the Sussex Downs.
At close proximity to the nearby attractions of Brighton, Eastbourne and Tunbridge Wells, the Blacksmiths is perfectly placed as a base to explore all that the Sussex countryside has to offer.
New refurbishment promises stylish decoration and uncompromised cleanliness.
Upon renovation, the downstairs bar and restaurant area takes a new lease of life, with a host of new local beers, lagers and a delectable wine list.
Coupling modern techniques with traditional pub classics, the Blacksmiths strives to provide great food for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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A sale inventory of 1669 describes the property thus:- One messuage, four acres of arable land, one wooded parcel of land, one forge anvil and tack, two mares one in foal and at this date was purchased by one Henry Springett Lockyer, a blacksmith of the parish of Knockholt, who on his deathbed in 1703 bequeathed the property, then described solely as a blacksmith’s forge and dwelling, to his wife Naomi, also recorded as a blacksmith.
Naomi Lockyer’s maiden name was Ward, and in 1729 the property was purchased by one Marcus Ward, a beer retailer and blacksmith of the parish.
The Ward family had for many years owned a registered ale house situated near the forge, known as the Anvil and later the Blacksmith’s Arms, which was badly damaged by fire and demolished in 1721.
For many years, Marcus Ward continued his trade as a blacksmith, while his wife Eleanor ran the Inn.
Watson was for many years a crier and post-master of the village and parish of Cudham, and the “Blacksmith’s Arms” a posting house where the mail was left for Watson to distribute.
The Blacksmith Arms in High Wycombe - Harvester Restaurant
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Conveniently located within easy reach of the M40, the Harvester Blacksmiths Arms is the perfect place to sit back and relax after a long day exploring Windsor Castle, Thorpe Park, or the many attractions of London.
Whether you’re soaking up the summer sun in our wonderful beer garden, or enjoying our warm, welcoming interiors during the colder months, this family friendly pub restaurant in High Wycombe provides the ideal location for good quality, family gatherings.
Serving up unlimited breakfast, lunch, and dinner, this High Wycombe restaurant near you offers a varied menu of delicious pub food featuring plenty of vegetarian and vegan dishes, a well-stocked bar, and of course, our famous unlimited salad bar!
Near to London and Oxford, and with free car parking on site, your local Harvester restaurant is the perfect pit stop, whatever the occasion.
Rotherhithe's historic Blacksmiths Arms offers a mix of classic and ...
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Blacksmith's Arms is popular for its Sunday roasts as well as its Thai menu I love a bit of history and Rotherhithe’s Blacksmiths Arms has it in abundance.
That connection with the past is continued through the current landlord whose family have been lightermen on the Thames since the 19th century, with photos of those ancestors spruced up for a beano by a charabanc outside the legendary lighterage company, Braithwaite & Dean.
She then concentrated on the crispy garlic bits, leaving me to enjoy the chilli.
Nina, the fish-eating vegetarian, ordered the Rib-eye Steak that she set about like she hadn’t eaten for three days.
After a decent interval we shared the Special of the Day Dessert: Chocolate and Pecan Pie with Vanilla Ice Cream.