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Queens Head

PUBLICAN

Matthew Crick.

 

ADDRESS

The Cross, Burley, Ringwood, Hampshire  BH24 4AB 
Tel. 01425 403423  e-mail  7914@greeneking.co.uk

 

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PUB EXPLORER REFERENCE

14268.

 

PUB OPENING TIMES

Daily 11am - 11pm.

 

DRAUGHT BEERS SERVED

Fosters, Staropramen, Stella, Greene King IPA Smooth, Guinness, Strongbow Cider.

 

REAL ALES

Greene King IPA, Ringwood Best / Forty-niner + rotating Guest Ale.

 

CASK MARQUE

We are Cask Marque accredited for our quality real ales.

 

QUIZ & CURRY NIGHT

Last Sunday of the Month. Curry & Quiz only  £7.95.

 

FOOD

Good Pub Food served from an extensive main menu & Specials menu. Range of Wines, Hot Chocolate, Tea & Range of Speciality Coffees.

 

MEAL TIMES

Monday - Saturday 12noon - 10pm.
Sunday 12noon - 9.30pm.

 


FOOD OFFER

Choose 2 meals from a selection for only  £9.95.

 

GOLDEN YEARS

Available Tuesday to over 60's. 2 courses £4.95. 3 courses £6.45.

 

SUNDAY ROAST

Traditional Sunday Lunch with choice of roasts, served with fresh seasonal vegetables for  £7.95.

 

PARTIES

We can cater for parties in an area of the restaurant, depending on numbers. Please ring to discuss.

 

CYCLE HIRE

There is a cycle hire shop next to the Queens Head for cycle hire in Burley. See www.forestleisurecycling.co.uk

 

FACILITIES

Beer Garden.

 

SMOKING SOLUTION

Shelter with lighting & heating.

 

OTHER

Children Welcome, Car Parking 30+ spaces, Coaches Welcome (preferably by appointment - set menu available). ATM Machine. Debit & Credit Cards accepted (credit cards only accepted with food purchased).

 

Queens HeadThe 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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