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DRINKS ON
DRAUGHT |
Aspells, Fosters, Staropramen, Stella,
Greene King IPA Smooth, Guinness,
Aspall Cyder.
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REAL ALES |
Greene King IPA, Ringwood
Best / Forty-niner + rotating Guest ale.
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OTHER DRINKS |
Range of Wines, Hot
Chocolate, Tea & Range of Speciality Coffees. |
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CASK
MARQUE |
We are Cask Marque accredited
for our quality real ales. |
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FOOD |
Good Pub Food served from an
extensive main menu & Specials menu. |
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MEAL TIMES |
Daily 12noon - 10pm. |
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MENUS |
Main Menu -
Click here to view.
Children's Menu -
Click here to view.
Sunday Menu -
Click here to view.
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FOOD OFFER |
Available all day every day.
Choose 2 meals from a
selection for only
£9.95.
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QUIZ & CURRY
NIGHT |
Available on the Last Sunday of the Month.
Choose a curry and take part in a quiz at the same time for only £7.95.
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GOLDEN
YEARS |
Available Tuesday to over
60's.
2 courses
£4.95. 3 courses
£6.45.
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SUNDAY
ROAST |
Traditional Sunday Lunch with
choice of roasts, served with fresh seasonal vegetables for
£7.95.
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PARTIES |
We can cater for parties in
an area of the restaurant, depending on numbers. Buffets can be
provided. Please ring to discuss. |
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CYCLE HIRE |
There is a cycle hire shop
next to the Queens Head for cycle hire in Burley. See
www.forestleisurecycling.co.uk |
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FACILITIES |
Extensive Beer Garden with
plenty of flowers and fruit - perfect for Al Fresco Dining. There is
also a Barn, also used for dining. |
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SMOKING
SOLUTION |
Shelter with lighting &
heating. |
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OTHER |
Children Welcome, Car Park, Coaches Welcome preferably by appointment - set menu
available.
ATM Machine. Debit & Credit Cards accepted (credit cards only accepted
with food purchased). |
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 The Queens Head is situated some six miles from the nearest town in the very
picturesque village of Burley, on the edge of the New Forest. We are a country pub with country
ways attracting clientele who enjoy seeing the wildlife and variety of animals
in the surrounding fields. These include deer, ponies, cows and donkeys.
The pub dates back to 1645 and is rumoured to be an old smugglers haunt.
This was reinforced when, during a refurbishment, treasures like old pistols,
coins and bottles were uncovered here. There is also an alleged
underground tunnel running between Burley Manor public house and this one.
The front of the building has never been changed and inside has retained
original features from at least 100 years ago. With alcoves, nooks and
crannies, you can hide away and enjoy a quiet drink or meal. Meals can be enjoyed in the restaurant or outside
in the garden during the summer months. There is a range of wines to
choose from to complement your meal or a good selection of real ales if you
prefer. This is a lovely old pub frequented by really friendly local
characters and passers by alike. Next time you are in the area call in and
receive a special welcome at the Queens Head.
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