... before I start describing the Fox & Hounds pub, I would just like to take this opportunity to make it clear that I am not an alcoholic, in the interests of Ciao I have now taken it upon myself to give you the low down on every pub in Cardiff. I don’t want to be a Martar, but I am sacrifising ... Read review
Situated on the edge of North Dartmoor between Tavistock and Okehampton, this family-run ... more
hotel with à la carte restaurant is open all year round.Homemade meals and bar snacks are served all day long, and a daily specials board offers a selection of fresh fish and vegetarian meals. Breakfast is served from 07:00 onwards. Fox & Hounds Hotel is about 25 miles from Exeter and Plymouth. Local attractions include: Lydford Gorge, Morewellham Quay, Cotele House Launceston, Okehampton Castle, the West Devon Way and major cycle routes. The hotel can arrange activities such as walking, golf, horse riding, folk weekends and water sports..
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In the glorious North Devon Countryside, perched on the River Taw amid the scenic ... more
landscape of the Tarka Trail, this relaxed hotel offers a comfortable retreat to nature.The friendly country hotel has an AA Rosette for its excellent, traditional food made using fine local produce. Local ciders and Real Ale are served in the bar and you can enjoy a meal on the garden terrace.Rooms have a flat-screen TV and free wireless internet access.The Fox & Hounds Country Hotel has 5 miles of salmon and trout fishing, and shooting, riding and walking are close by. The hotel is a great base for exploring North Devon, Dartmoor and Exmoor. Pets and children are welcome..
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In the heart of the Hampshire countryside is the Fox and Hounds. This cosy pub is in the ... more
pretty village of Crawley, near Winchester.The bar, with its 3 open log fires, serves a range of meals and a selection of English ales, lagers, wines and sprits.Rooms are separate from the pub itself, and each has its own fridge.A typical, quiet, English rural village, Crawley has a pond, church and many thatched cottages.The Fox and Hounds has been part of village life since the 19th century. The pub was rebuilt in 1910 in a Tudor style..
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The Fox and Hounds a former coaching inn dating from the 18th century can be found in ... more
Sinnington an idyllic village at the base of the moors with its pretty river and banks of daffodils The Fox and Hounds offers a warm friendly welcome with an AA rosette award for fresh Modern British cooking
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We are a traditional family run Inn along with good clean comfortable accommodation all ... more
en suite colour TV trouser press iron Tea and Coffee making facilities We have an excellent bar which is separate from the accommodation where we do good home cooked food and we sell real ale a must for the beer enthusiastThe Fox and Hounds is located in an excellent position on one side of us is the town of Swindon and on the other is some of the most beautiful country side you could want to see we are close to Avebury Stonehenge Marlborough and many more places besidesWe look forward to your visit in the near future
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Nestled on the River Taw halfway between Exeter and Barnstaple the hotel enjoys an ... more
exquisite setting amongst the rolling hills of the Tarka Trail Furnished with a mixture of beautiful antiques and contemporary comfort the Fox and Hounds Hotel offers an idyllic setting for a relaxing or action packed break whichever suits your needs With a whole host of activities on offer or a chance to simply marvel at the glorious mid Devon scenery this family run Country Hotel has become a firm favourite with many of our guests and we hope to welcome you too to enjoy our hospitality
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For a really great value visit to the Thames Valley there is no better location than the ... more
Fox and Hounds We are about 30 minutes from Oxford Henley Reading and High Wycombe and easily accessible from the M40 The Fox and Hounds is very much part of village life Our en suite rooms are in a barn conversion well away from the bar and restaurantSituated close to the towns of Oxford Henley upon Thames and High Wycombe just off J6 of the M40 with excellent access to London and Heathrow Surrounded by the beautiful Chilterns within 1 mile of the Ridgeway and Chiltern way this Traditional inn offers the ideal place to relax and unwind
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Advantages: Excellent drinks food and company Disadvantages: No Pool table !?!?!?!?
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Right.. before I start describing the Fox & Hounds pub, I would just like to take this opportunity to make it clear that I am not an alcoholic, in the interests of Ciao I have now taken it upon myself to give you the low down on every pub in Cardiff. ... ...
The Fox & Hounds is located on the outskirts of Cardiff in an quaint little towny area called Old St.Mellons, heading towards Newport from the Cardiff Centre. It’s easy to get too, just leave the town centre heading East on Newport road, don’t stray off the road and there it is on the right just after passing some schools.
The Pub :
The pub has undergone an extensive facelift inside and out. It now sports ... more
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< THE FOX AND HOUNDS >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Right.. before I start describing the Fox & Hounds pub, I would just like to take this opportunity to make it clear that I am not an alcoholic, in the interests of Ciao I have now taken it upon myself to give you the low down on every pub in Cardiff. I don’t want to be a Martar, but I am sacrifising my good health for you people, I hope you appreciate it…
The Location.
The Fox & Hounds is located on the outskirts of Cardiff in an quaint little towny area called Old St.Mellons, heading towards Newport from the Cardiff Centre. It’s easy to get too, just leave the town centre heading East on Newport road, don’t stray off the road and there it is on the right just after passing some schools.
The Pub :
The pub has undergone an extensive facelift inside and out. It now sports a beautiful Beer Garden, spacious car park and all new interior (and they have upgraded their car from a run down red escort to a sporty Jeap !?!?).
The Clientele :
The Old St.Mellons area has it’s fair share of pubs, which is actually a blessing for this little establishment (I think anyway) as all the full time and hardened drinkers go to the other pubs in the area leaving the Fox & Hounds to the people that are out for a quiet night or a quick one or a decent meal in nice surroundings.
The Pub :
There isn’t anything that I can actually say negative about this pub. Lance and Tracey the Landlord and Landlady are extremely pleasant and make great hosts, the new layout is extremely spacious and the décor is ultra modern but yet still warm and inviting, like the old style fireplaces with the wood built into the walls in lattices. There’s never any trouble there and it is busy enough to have a good weekend night there and still spacious enough to find a quiet corner if you fancy a little chat with someone. I have been frequenting the pub for several months now having moved into the local area, and it has always provided me with a decent night out, since the renovation (which only took place in March 2003) it has been an excellent venue and the restaurant styling and menu are out of this world. If you are ever up in the area or fancy a decent meal then I strongly suggest that you give this pub a chance..
Prices :
Average for the area, they are cheaper than the inner city bars and on a par for the local bars, which in itself pulls you towards this pub as it is far superior in every other way.
Down fall :
I just thought of one.. There is no pool table … they have a darts board but that’s it in the form of sporting entertainment. Which I class as a downfall, but then the pool table really wouldn’t have fitted the new image of the pub anyway.. Regardless, I will be suggesting to Lance (the landlord) that he gets one pronto
Thankyou for listening and if you are in the area, listen out for a loud mouthed 26yr old with a typically boy band look to him trying to convince the landlord that a pool table would not look out of place in the middle of his restaurant area, that will be me.
This is a great wee pub situated in houston in renfrewshire. The bar area is to be found jam pack full of the younger generation at the weekend. Although the lounge area is suitable for relaxing at every age. This is not a boistrous pub and can boast visitors such as Ally McCoist or Petrov. The drinks are not the chaepest around, infact there not cheap at all. The Fox and Hounds also has a restaurant area upstairs serving great bar and restaurant meals at a reasonable price.
This is a good local pub to visit if you are feeling like a quiet but expensive night out! ...
Karla 23.03.2001
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The Fox and Hounds has always been something of a mystery to me. The odds are if you say to someone youre from Houston then theyll say 'Oh Ive been to the F&H' This begs the question - why?
Ive been going there for years but mainly because its my local and the only pub in Houston with life about it. Why people literally come from miles around is beyond me. Now before I go any further Id like to just point out that this Houston is NOT in Texas but is 20 mins or so from Glasgow.....
Now dont get me wrong, as pubs go, its nice. Open fires in both the bar and the lounge. The bar at the weekend is usually chock a block, this is where the young trendies hang out, in fact it makes me, at 35, feel ancient lol In the almost 20 years Ive been going it hasnt actually changed much, the seats are still covered with the god awful ...
starlight_xx 19.02.2005
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Advantages: on the edge of Dartmoor national park, bar always open for good food and drinks Disadvantages: none in my view
I?ve not actually slept in the Fox and Hounds but I?ve spent plenty of time sleeping in their garden and I?d best explain that comment quickly before you imagine im so drunk I cant get home !
The Fox and Hounds has Dartmoor national park right behind it. In a field behind the hotel they allow camping in tents, caravans and motor homes. I?ve spent a fair bit of time eating and drinking inside though.
This is a really nice place and it was a hard decision whether or not to add it here. It would be a real shame if get clogged up, because as odd as it sounds for a place on the edge of Dartmoor national park, its not used as much as you would expect.
I suspect the main reason it remains generally reasonable is because a couple of metres from the door runs the A386 road. This is a main road which connects Okehampton and Tavistock ...
