Murrell Arms Pub - Carte

Roast Beef, two Yorkshire puddings, red cabbage, parsnips, cauliflower cheese, broccoli, ROASTED POTATOES and the most delicious gravy ever ! Will definitely return

The individuals who park outside the pub are creating a dangerous situation that needs to be addressed. If you fail to see the problem, then you are not thinking clearly.

We just had the best chili ever at this traditional pub. It cost £8 and came with all the extras. The service was excellent and we felt it was money well spent. They are dog-friendly and even gave treats and fresh water to my boy. The beer was also fantastic, as usual. Voir le carte

We visited this pub while staying in the area. Its a lovely little village pub. A Quite small but friendly pub. The staff are friendly and very reasonably priced. A lovely large garden which I’m sure would be lovely to sit in in the summer. Would certainly return again when we visit the area.

This restaurant is conveniently located near me. I appreciate its vintage 1940s/50s aesthetic, giving it a traditional vibe. As a Fullers pub, they consistently offer excellent food and beer. They also have a lovely garden in the back where you can relax in the summer. There is plenty of entertainment options available here.

What a great pub serving food on a daily basis and now in the evenings has the great BIG FLAVOUR outside serving one of the best burgers I've tasted for some time with excellent choices Chichen burgers to roast pork and cracking with stuffing and apple sauce yummy and edge crumbs coffee wow good luck on this new addition to tbe murrels aslo friendly staff and a great née manager who offers excellent evenings with comedy nights live music in the newly refurbished barn well done just this village needed keep up the great work Voir le carte

Visited twice at lunchtimes in the past few weeks. The only pub in Barnham now, sadly. This pub was legendary for years, mainly because of the family that ran it. That 's changed. The first visit; nothing wrong with the beer but the main group at the bar 'ffying loudly with old folks in the bar, including ladies. Bar staff said nothing. I drank up left. 2nd visit; same thing, largely by regulars, again nothing said. I 'm no prude, work in heavy industry sadly swear too much but not in this environment. Not acceptable in this day age. Won 't be returning unless very thirsty, whilst waiting for a late train again.

Popped down to the fantastic Murrell Arms on Sunday lunchtime for a few drinks and roast, with all Covid measures properly adhered to. The weather was beautiful so we were able to sit in the spacious and green garden and they were more than happy to bring food to us out there. The roasts themselves were exquisite absolutely huge meals, brilliant range of meats and a veg option, really great trimmings and a first rate cauliflower cheese too. The pub is one of the most obviously and proudly historic in the area the walls are covered with memories, paintings, inscriptions and tributes, with a plaque explaining the history and an even higher level of service inside. A genuine atmosphere, not pre...

Often passed the Murrell Arms and always wanted to stop as looked an interesting pub. Yesterday we went there for lunch and what a fascinating place. It was like a step back in time with archive photos, postcards, newspaper cuttings and tools covering the walls and ceiling. They had a bar game in the public bar that I had never seen or heard of before, after over 50 years of visiting pubs. Ring on the Bull. A metal ring from a Bull's nose is on the end of 6 foot of rope, attached to the ceiling, The player then aims at the bulls head on the wall, trying to get the ring onto a hook by the Bulls nose, the ring swings in a gentle arc towards the bull. One local took 7 attempts then another took... Voir le carte