Fox and Goose Pub in Hart

Good seasonal menu choice, loved the game casserole. Treacle tart reminded me of my Granny's. Cosy fire and friendly service. We had a nice New Zealand white, draught Aspalls and alcohol free Guinness.

Not many proper pubs left, and this a lovely example of old fashioned hospitality quality and value. Well done.

Excellent pub, super food, very welcoming, lovely selection of beer. Amazing staff. Fantastic amenities for staying over (camper), just ring to book.

Brilliant evening had here. I ordered pork belly which was all absolutely delicious . The staff are friendly and polite and atmosphere was fab with l lots of laughing, I’d definitely say visit and sit by the toasty fire x. Great place ,

Stayed in my camper here for 3 nights this week after a recommendation from a friend. Food is just what I wanted, simple and beautifully cooked. Food you eat when you’re hungry and cold! And the burning log fire helped with that too! There is a side salad but I asked to not have it when you see pics. Staff were genuinely friendly, I can not rate this place more highly. I will make this a regular visit going forwards. Thanks for the hospitality!

Staff were great, very helpful and efficient, they looked after our walking group fantastically.

Great local village pub, staff were fabulous & the food was lovely even if we did have to wait a while. Was well worth the wait ❤️

Staff couldn't have been nicer and service pretty quick. Even took us to our cars with golf brolly in the middle of torrential downpour. Brilliant!

Great hospitality and food. Will visit again

What a great place. Parked up the camper, a few beers and excellent fish and chips. Great helpful staff and really friendly locals and other "vanners". Will definitely be back !

Camped for free because we ate the fabulous food in the pub.

We went there with a bigger group at 12 on BH Monday. We were told that we have to wait about 45-50 minutes for the food. After waiting that long they showed up with 4 out of 5 ordered child meals. The last one was served the latest, after all adult meals were served and approximately 15 minutes after the other children received their orders ( and already finished up their meals) all orders were placed at the same time upon arrival. The waiter didn't look too bothered about the wait or the mess up( as it clearly looked like they forgot about the last kids meal), couldn't even bothered to bring us the spoons for the kids what he said he would bring us, when he asked if we needed anything. I had a burger which was below average, would expect more from a country pub, the condiments are the horrible sachet ones. The playground is nice, the location is great, food and service not so much.

A wonderful traditional family run country pub with genuine home cooked food. We took our VW campervan and stayed in the field for the night, had drinks and dinner in the bar. Was a delight to have genuine home cooked food and not "just out of a freezer" that most pubs offer. The homemade burger was probably the best I have had in a long time, in a nice bap that didn't fall apart. Husband had fish and chips which was fresh and tasty. For desert we opted for the homemade treacle tart and custard which was fabulous. Very reasonably priced. We booked a table for dinner and pleased that we did because inside was quite busy. Family atmosphere and busy with locals during lunch and dinner service. The field that we camped in was spacious, free, access to outside toilet 24 hours. Nice location just aside the Basingstoke Canal which is a short walk away from Odiham Castle. We were served by a charming your man called Zak who interacted with all the customers well. Would definitely visit again soon.

I absolutely adore this pub. The owners are just a delight, friendly and welcoming. The home made food is most excellent and there is always a special of the day. The prices of the wines and beers are very reasonable (by the standards of other pubs in the area). This is a proper country pub; not fiddled about with like so many other watering holes. Merchant bankers may prefer the Bel and Dragons of Surrey and Hampshire but if, like me and my friends, you prefer a proper country boozer this is for you!

Lovely rural pub. Friendly staff. Great food... & camping!!

Good food, nice people. They remade the mushroom and cheese sauce without mushrooms because of allergies of someone in our party. Good pub grub, see pics, had fish and chips, also steak and chips with onion rings. Watch out for the benches in the garden. We saw a group sit down and lose two entire pints due to the bench tipping when sat on. Other benches were dodgy too. Ours was, but not as bad. No drinks lost at our table. Overall a good local pub experience. Chocalate and vanilla cheesecake with chocolate honeycomb topping was delicious (served with cream or ice cream). Odiham castle ruin is just a ten minute walk away for those more historically inclined.

Nah- not for me… Not much to say for itself. You can get a pint though and sit in an average garden out back with all the campervans.

I wouldn't spend my money here after being accused of being rude by the arrogant and ignorant barman. I had been waiting in a very long queue following a party of walkers. My friend asked me if I was ordering food and I said no, I just wanted a drink. The barman then started on a tirade of 'I've only got one pair of hands and a lot of people to serve and I expect manners from you!!! I wasn't even talking to him! Clearly he didn't want my money so I was happy not to give it.

A lovely pub in a very pretty village. We opted to sit in the garden and enjoy a couple of baguettes in the sunshine. There was a good choice at very reasonable prices and we were very pleased when they were delivered because they were packed with the chosen filling. Friendly service, great location, good food and reasonable prices, we will definitely return.

We camped in the field attached to the pub and had food in the evening. The Staff were really helpful and the food was very tasty .

Traditional English Pub, in a picturesque village. Large outdoor seating area and Garden. Friendly welcome and great food selection. Portions were generous and food was tasty

Lovely garden for kids. Didn't eat but menu looks nice.

Always a friendly place. Not pretentious just a great local pub. Recommended. Refreshingly normal and straightforward. Will eat next time

Its a cute little pub with tasty food and friendly staff. We had a pleasant stay and theres the opportunity to camp in the backyard if you have a meal in the pub.

Been here on three separate occasions. Food has always been excellent - I'd highly recommend whatever special they have on as it's likely a great choice! Bar staff are extremely friendly and welcoming I've camped over in the field on a couple of occasions and it's great for a night at the pub

Fabulous meal with good attentive service at a reasonable price. Dog friendly as well.

Welcoming local pub with great food, kids play park. Lush green garden and excellent friendly and patient waiter.

Lovely local village pub. Great food and beer at decent prices.

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Love this Pub. Food is lovely, we ate three times here whilst camping, all meals were very, very good. The Staff and Service were quick and really friendly. Camping is allowed in the field if eating at the pub. We stayed two nights and would definitely stay again. Beautiful area and Village. A friendly, locals pub with a happy atmosphere.

Great little pub, very welcoming. I was bikepacking and they let me camp in the garden. Missed food as I arrived late. Great beer and very welcoming.

The homemade food on offer is just incredible and they’ve always go the extra mile to accommodate food preferences which is always appreciated

Stayed here overnight, no charge, in our 8m motorhome on way to Cornwall. Fabulous pub, loads of character and characters. Great atmosphere, lovely little village, very friendly would thoroughly recommend 👌

Proper pub. Good beer. Friendly locals.

Dropped in the to Fox & Goose with our baby hoping to get some lunch before going on a walk. We hadn't made a booking, but the team were so friendly, nothing was too much trouble. Had a lovely lunch and a chat

Great food, very helpful friendly staff. The chef came out to our table to help with dietary requirements (Gluten Free) and was prepared to adjust dishes accordingly. There is also a field you can camp on. Will definitely be back.

Popped in here before walking Alpacas at Pennybridge farm. Such a lovely welcome, drinks were lovely. We didn't have time to eat on this occasion but the food look very good and large portions. Will be back...lovely new wooden play area for children.

A true local pub serving great home cooked food (like your mum used to make!) And the beers always great, not many like this left!

If carlsberg made proper village pubs they would have made this one!!! We stopped over in our van for the night and when we walked in we had a big fat welcome from the lovely, the most welcoming, smiley lady ever and the young lad think his name was zac. They greeted us right away and made us feel very welcome in this lil pub. The menu was proper no frills pub grub and plenty of it. Everyone in the pub was welcoming we were so impressed that proper pubs like this still existed. The bar lady had been there for 40 years!!! She really knew her stuff and her mum had been there 60 years previously…. Amazing She should have been the landlady!!! Well done zac and barmaid you make that pub Def recommend and will visit again

We visited this nice country pub while out for a ride on our motorcycles. Good food, reasonable prices and a sunny day. What more could you want.

Great find. Really enjoyed lunch here with friends. We were all happy withour choices.

A really nice pub (small inside) but a really great garden area. There is also a great walk along the canal & King John's Castle near by

A friend and I are regular diners at this great village pub near Odiham. We eat lunch on a Tuesday in April. The place was busy but there were a couple of spare tables. The specials on the lunch menu are usually extremely interesting. When we went there was one portion of venison liver and bacon left. After that there was a game casserole. Brilliant. The staff are beyond friendly and charming. The atmosphere is classic basic village pub with raging log fire. There is a great selection of beers and a more than adequate selection of wines by the glass. Perhaps the decor is a little basic for your merchant bankers but an absolutely delight for the rest of us!

A lovely pub lunch but was spoilt by the 50 minute wait! The lady said it was because the vegetable bake took time to cook. I had exactly the same previously and there was no delay

absolutely awful, discusting service, very out dated, told me and my friends and my 12 year old sister to ‘f*ck off home’ when we were socialising in the car park quietly and respectfully.

What a beautiful roast dinner the best by far !

The best roast dinner I've ever had in a pub. Absolutely fantastic staff. Very dog friendly also.

Excellent food and the host was very convivial. I look forward to returning as soon as possible.

We had a lovely roast lunch at the Fox and Goose on Easter Sunday. Everyone agreed that the food was wonderful, a generous amount of meat, crispy roast potatoes with very well cooked veg and lovely gravy. All the puddings ordered resulted in empty plates all round. The staff were friendly and attentive. We will definitely be back :)

Not eaten here for a while, but highly recommend the food, the atmosphere, the fact that it's so very dog friendly & the warm welcome you get when you arrive, a great place to enjoy good wholesome food ( note to self, go back soon) 😂

Let us stay overnight in carpark in our motorhome as field was too wet. Enjoyed a few drinks chatting with the owners, staff and locals before indulging in a burger and chips that were both filling and possibly the best we have ever tasted. Will definitely return one day.

Fantastic pub - great food and drinks and alog fire, with staff that went out of their way to provide for our group of 15 walkers. Highly recoomend this village pub.

A very quaint little pub with a lovely log fire. The food was very good and the portions were of a good size. Prices were good and I would return

What a fantastic little pub great staff, great atmosphere, amazing food.

First visit here after several years and not disappointed. Excellent food, service and ale. Highly recommended with warm pub atmosphere. 5*

A lovely pub discovered at the Odiham end of the Basingstoke Canal. The lady behind the bar was very friendly, and the service was faultless. I can recommend the pork belly, and the treacle tart for dessert. The specials all looked good as well. We will definitely go back again.

Lovely little pub, very welcoming , i knew a couple of the locals upon arrival. Bar staff very pleasant and attentive, the Boltmaker was crystal clear and top notch. It was a lovely clean and tidy pub. Look forward to returning real soon i hope.

Excellent lunch. Not the prettiest presentation but everything tasted great and the chips were just superb.

Great roast dinner and plenty of it. Staff were great, just needed to catch their attention.

Great atmosphere very frendly staff

Traditional local pub. Good food and service. Two homely open fires. Large car park.

Sunday lunch and nothing’s changed, thank God. A great welcome from Mandy and the team. Delicious lunch, although a fraction disappointed to be offered turkey in October. We were a group of ten and those who had it said it was excellent. My beef was lovely, tender and nicely rare. Fantastic potatoes and nice selection of vegetables. Ate too much. Puddings scrumptious looking, too much for me - I ordered the waffle and was defeated - would have welcomed something light and lemony. My friends loved the apple and quince crumble. I really enjoyed the atmosphere in this real neighbourhood inn, run by a lovely family. I wish I lived closer. I can’t wait to go back. Next time please put that gorgeous belly of pork on the menu and also Chris’s Mum’s treacle tart which I still remember with nostalgia.

Phoned them at very short notice on a busy stormy Saturday night to stay in campervan in carpark. Very nice food..24/ toilet..fire pit..level ground

Good experience everytime we go.

We stayed here last night, as we needed to be at the nearby Candover clinic for an AM appointment. We arrived late in the torrential rain. We were served straight away but a lovely, helpful lad who couldn't have done enough for us. As is a condition of using the facilities for an overnight stay, we gladly ordered some food. The fish & chips are absolutely delicious, without a doubt the best bit of battered cod I've had in a long time! Sadly, we had to head off early. We were happily listening & watching the wealth of wildlife that is within the vicinity, we will be back again for a more leisurely visit so we can fully enjoy & explore the area! # I forgot to add this was our first pub stopover (we usually wild camp or book a site) & we find it via The Campervan Bible.

Real good venue, with friendly staff and a great menu. Rather than have main courses we shared the pigs in blankets and the warm brie & bread dishes from the starter menu and had a side of chips. Both were a nice size for lunch and we're delicious.

No comimos allí, por lo que no puedo opinar sobre ello. El servicio, muy lento (será costumbre en UK?), pero merece la pena ir en un día soleado para disfrutar del exterior.

Lovely old pub, excellent food and staff very friendly. Good beer, they do get in guest beers so you could be in for a treat. You can also camp in their field. Will be back.

Cracking pub serving the local community as well as catering for the walkers in this deservedly popular location near the Greywell tunnel. Lovely staff, wonderful landlady and an exquisite olde worlde pub. We were made so welcome and the grub was spot on.

It was quiet for a Sunday, which was nice, service was good, and the food took a little longer than expected but was worth the wait. The gardens are nice with plenty of room, the weather which was fantastic combined to make it a pleasant experience.

Great home cooked food, welcoming environment, good prices

Nice little jem in the countryside, nice food, drinks as normal, of course, and a local atmosphere.

Lovely old boozer, with a campsite too

Proper pub grub - nice staff and honest food. Three lunch time visit over two weeks and real pleasure. Simple food but just the ticket

Lovely traditional pub, unpretentious well cooked food at a reasonable price.

We stayed here overnight in the field behind the pub all for the price of 2 Sunday dinners and a couple of drinks. The food was good, the drinks were good and the outdoor loo was clean. Great place to spend the night.

Ordered and paid for a sandwich, then changed my mind and had Scampi. Lady behind bar was lovely, great sense of humour and nothing phased her even when friend then asked for sausage and salad which was not on menu. All of us enjoyed our food and then walk back along the canal to North Warnborough. They also allow camper vans in field behind pub.

Nice pub .A little slow with food but it was two nice meals. Pleasant staff. Can eat both indoors and outdoors. Car park as well.

Nice little pub, does good tea and snacks after a long walk. Must try the food again one day... Last time the was before lock down and we had a lovely meal there!

Camped in the field while cycling King Alfred's Way - dinner in the pub was simple but good, sadly dessert options were a bit limited. Welcome was very friendly, it's a proper local pub!

A great place to stay overnight with the campervan. Free to stay if partaking of food and drink. Good service and friendly local atmosphere. Had a Sunday roast which I thought was a little disappointing for the price.

We had a delicious family Sunday roast, all so fresh and very delicious, and generous portions. Would highly recommend coming here and very friendly welcoming staff.

Been here quite a few times in the past and was always a pleasure , but after some time away I thought it would be nice to pop in again with a few colleagues, that was a mistake, food over priced , bland and very disappointing, service was very slow , would not recommend and definitely not be returning

Definitely not how I remember this place , bland food and service quite slow , would not recommend and definitely not be returning

Lovely pub with a nice friendly vibe. Does an uncomplicated and delicious menu both at lunch and dinner. Good garden with copious space for kids to roam too. Dog friendly inside and out.

Popped in mid week and a fantastic roast beef dinner a real treat and beautifully cooked.Highly recommend.

(July 2023) Real country pub. Nice beer garden. Just above Greywell Tunnel.

Beer was very nice Pub very friendly and welcoming. Even a shelter in the garden for when it rained

Great old skool pub, very friendly

Dropped in as part of a walk along The Basingstoke Canal. Only wanted a drink and a bag of nuts. Both were supplied. Hardly the most welcoming atmosphere (the 'hail fellow, well-met' that you hope for in every new pub) but it wasn't down right hostile. Just a bit flat. Had hoped for more. Pub is fine in a spartan locals' boozer sort of way.

We camped in the field and had dinner and drinks. The food was amazing and the staff are friendly. Definitely recommend it. 5 star.

Nice country pub, good food, ales and cider. Child play area, biigg rear garden.

Didn't really use the pub itself very much but staff were always polite and helpful stayed the weekend for a bike rally and thoroughly enjoyed myself and so did my partner

Amazing food and friendly staff! Will 100% come again

The food, beer and staff at the Fox and Goose are excellent. We love this out in the country pub. 5 stars well done⭐️

Went for lunch with grandson as heard about the play area. Kid's food amazingly expensive namely 8 chips and a large ish fish finger for nearly £9. Service perfunctory only. Play area showing real signs of age and missing parts.

Always enjoyed coming to this pub in the past ,but our visit after a gap of 18 months was hugely disappointing. The menu was a set price regardless of content ,.We chose the burger ,which was tasty but arrived looking very basic and under whelming, no relish no fried onions ,any additions cost extra ,the accompanying salad was all shredded to bits with a small cherry tomatoes cut in half. Deserts were expensive ,£9 for a basic chocolate brownie . Such a shame as it used to be great value here ,we appreciate that country pubs are struggling but it's off putting to increase prices and offer less ,the prices didnt match the venue or the quality ,quantity and presentation . Other pubs we visit have also marked up the prices on their menus which we are happy to pay because its worth it ,but sorry not so here.

Great beer, very friendly staff. Food was ok but for me not great for the money on this occasion. Would return though!

Have camped here a few times now. Owners amazing and friendly, outside loo open 24/7 and decently clean!

Very busy which is wonderful to see, waited about three quarters of an hour and was surprised not to be checked on and told of wait? Food ok, dessert was delicious, but at no point even on table clearance asked if everything ok for us?? Think maybe waitresses need a little more training on customer service.