The Bird in Hand
About Us
The Bird in Hand Is Situated on The Edge of Lovedean Village in Hampshire. This Tudor-Style Pub Has Been a Major Part of The Village Since The 1800s And Set Amidst Stunning Countryside.
The Bird Is a Cosy, Characterful Hampshire Pub Dating Back to the 19th Century. Serving Local Real Ales, Fine Wines and Freshly Prepared Food Using Locally Sourced and Seasonal Ingredients. Whether Enjoying a Light Snack and Refreshing Beverage in Our Beautiful Spacious Gardens During the Warmer Months, Or A Hearty Meal by The Cosy Log Fire Come Winter, All Guests, Including Our Canine Friends, Will Experience a Warm Welcome and The Highest of Standards in Unique Yet Ambient Surroundings.
History
The Bird in Hand Is Situated on The Edge of The Village of Lovedean in Hampshire and Has Been a Landmark of The Village Since The 1800s. With Its Quaint Thatched Roof, It Was Used as The Local Bakers Shop and Greengrocers. It Still Stands on The Same Grounds but Has a More Recent Half-Timbered Front & Tile Roof.
The Bird in Hand Has a Rich History to It and Was the Hiding Place of The FA Cup During the Second World War. In More Modern Times, The Bird in Hand Has Made a Name for Itself as A Pub with A Warm and Inviting Atmosphere That Offers an Extensive and Imaginative Menu Using Only the Freshest, Seasonal Ingredients.
Afternoon Tea
Freshly Made Sandwiches, Cakes, and Scones Available Monday - Saturday 12pm Till 4pm. Please Email or Call Us to Discuss Your Requirements. - Bookings Need to Be Made 24 Hours in Advance.
Buffets & Parties
We Are Able to Cater for Your Special Events. Please Contact Us On 02392 591 055 To Discuss Your Requirements and Our Current Function Menus.
Gardens
Whether For a Relaxing Drink or A Meal in The Sun, Our Gardens Are a Wonderful Place to Absorb the Countryside and Delicious Locally Sourced Food.
You May Also Celebrate Your Special Occasion with Us. Please Contact Us to Discuss Your Requirements.
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The Bird in Hand Is Situated on The Edge of Lovedean Village in Hampshire. This Tudor-Style Pub Has Been a Major Part of The Village Since The 1800s And Set Amidst Stunning Countryside.
The Bird Is a Cosy, Characterful Hampshire Pub Dating Back to the 19th Century. Serving Local Real Ales, Fine Wines and Freshly Prepared Food Using Locally Sourced and Seasonal Ingredients. Whether Enjoying a Light Snack and Refreshing Beverage in Our Beautiful Spacious Gardens During the Warmer Months, Or A Hearty Meal by The Cosy Log Fire Come Winter, All Guests, Including Our Canine Friends, Will Experience a Warm Welcome and The Highest of Standards in Unique Yet Ambient Surroundings.
History
The Bird in Hand Is Situated on The Edge of The Village of Lovedean in Hampshire and Has Been a Landmark of The Village Since The 1800s. With Its Quaint Thatched Roof, It Was Used as The Local Bakers Shop and Greengrocers. It Still Stands on The Same Grounds but Has a More Recent Half-Timbered Front & Tile Roof.
The Bird in Hand Has a Rich History to It and Was the Hiding Place of The FA Cup During the Second World War. In More Modern Times, The Bird in Hand Has Made a Name for Itself as A Pub with A Warm and Inviting Atmosphere That Offers an Extensive and Imaginative Menu Using Only the Freshest, Seasonal Ingredients.
Afternoon Tea
Freshly Made Sandwiches, Cakes, and Scones Available Monday - Saturday 12pm Till 4pm. Please Email or Call Us to Discuss Your Requirements. - Bookings Need to Be Made 24 Hours in Advance.
Buffets & Parties
We Are Able to Cater for Your Special Events. Please Contact Us On 02392 591 055 To Discuss Your Requirements and Our Current Function Menus.
Gardens
Whether For a Relaxing Drink or A Meal in The Sun, Our Gardens Are a Wonderful Place to Absorb the Countryside and Delicious Locally Sourced Food.
You May Also Celebrate Your Special Occasion with Us. Please Contact Us to Discuss Your Requirements.
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