The Royal Oak - Carte

The ploughman's platter was fantastic, the beer selection was great, and the garden was lovely. The only downside was the crowds of other people.

This pub is fantastic! It has a great atmosphere, real ales, and fantastic food. I highly recommend paying a visit and trying the Ploughman's lunch.

The beer selection is fantastic and the ploughman's platter is amazing. We always make sure to visit this restaurant whenever we're in the New Forest. Voir le carte

I enjoyed a ploughman's lunch and a drink with my family at this pub. I really love this place and will definitely return for another meal in the future.

This cozy pub is an excellent choice with its friendly service, spacious garden, and impressive beer selection. Be sure to try the delicious Royal Oak Bitter. The pub opens at 11 o'clock, but food isn't available until midday.

tony’s frying machine, a mobile fish and chips van, served on Saturday with live music under an outdoor tent-sorted fried fish, hot dogs and obst on the royal oak. the fish is fresh and the teig is light and fritted to perfection. service is fast and friendly. when judged by the people who were there, this seems to be a favorite among the native and families. Voir le carte

We had a great experience at The Royal Oak and were not let down. After a lovely walk from Eyeworth Pond to Bramshaw Telegraph (definitely worth the trek), we found a traditional pub with six beers on tap, just as it should be. I enjoyed a double drop of Flack followed by a Ringwood Royal Oak, both excellently poured. This is a spot to enjoy in a stunning part of the New Forest.

This place is ALWAYS busy and it’s easy to see why. Food wise, they only serve ploughman’s. But if you’re going to do one thing then you do it really well! Lovely homemade pickle, dressing, pickled onion and coleslaw. Delish ham, pork pies and sausage rolls. Lots of beers and lagers on tap. Interesting Gins like mermaid gin. I believe they try to source everything locally and you can taste the quality. The perfect pub to walk through the new forest and enjoy a pint afterwards.

Went here on a Wednesday afternoon. Pub is in a beautiful location and has nice beer garden . The ale I bought was flat. I think the barman knew it was from an old cask when he served it. The cask had clearly been sitting there for ages; the pub is not open on Monday and Tuesday. Probably the worse conditioned ale I have ever had. There were lots of local ales to choose from. For a pub that specialises in ale it js not really great. The brewery would not be happy to know this pub is serving its beer in the state it was served to me. Voir le carte