Which pub has the best view in South East England?

[Jacobyte]

Alex said:

ALawson said:

What ever the pub in Tilford is on an August Saturday with the cricket being played.

The Barley Mow. The kids can splash in the river too.

Slight correction needed.

[Alex]

Jacobyte said:

Slight correction needed.

Thank you! I read my post several times and never noticed.

[swisstoni]

There's a very unassuming pub in Flackwell Heath, not too far from Handy Cross r/bout that has nice views. Would be a shame if it turned into another block of flats.

http://www.stagflackwell.com/[url]
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[4Lmike]

swisstoni said:

There's a very unassuming pub in Flackwell Heath, not too far from Handy Cross r/bout that has nice views. Would be a shame if it turned into another block of flats.

http://www.stagflackwell.com/[url]
|http://thumbsnap.com/0ePN2fnF[/url]

Cheers for that...I live in Wycombe so that one's very close by

[Total loss]

Alex said:

ALawson said:

What ever the pub in Tilford is on an August Saturday with the cricket being played.

The Barley Mow. The kids can splash in the river too.

Even better on the 1st Sat of Oct. 30-40 Porsche 928's parked up on the pitch

[rb5er]

In case anyone missed it, The Old Orchard in Harefield has absolutely amazing views over the lakes.

[prand]

4Lmike said:

Cheers for that...I live in Wycombe so that one's very close by

I drive past this pub probably 2-3 times a week, and you wouldn't really think it has a great view out the back, but makes sense that the road follows up the ridge through Flackwell Heath. I'll put it on the list of pubs to visit on a sunny afternoon, as I love a good view of the Thames Valley. Taking tea on the terrace of Cliveden is a great experiece, though it's not exactly a pub

[probably chalk]

At night the recently built open air bar at HMS Belfast takes some beating.