Tap @ The Shed in East Hampshire

Checked with the helpful bar tender whether I needed to pay for parking and he kindly went to check with a colleague which was helpful. Beer was a pretty good pint. It was a busy Friday evening with a fair few customers queuing for service. An array of people buying food from the outlets within The Shed. Pub priced drinks rather than social club prices - but I guess to be expected.

I bought a burger from 350 and the amount of grease that came out was horrible it went over my brand new dress the pungent smell when you walk in is not very nice burnt with a side of grease what I call the grease trap. 1 person was running three shops needs more management and people to work there instead of treating them horribly like they can multitask.

Nice addition to your meal is a drink from the Tap. Good and fair pricing with a good range of drinks available. Staff have always been friendly and helpful. You can drink in or take to a table with The Shed whilst you enjoy a meal from one of the eateries.

The unit is very small and a small part of the shed total operation... within the top room it is more comfortable with high top barrel tables to sit at.. if it is full and you have to sit in the common area, then it is like a very uncomfortable motorway food hall.. There is a wide selection of beer, the pint of ale I had from FFF (I think) was brilliant and about £4.50 so not too steep... however a bottle of Moretti at £4.00 is awful... I remember why I stopped drinking bottles years ago. Whilst this is a 'tap room' there is no 'generic' larger on tap... we were told the house lager is craft and quite happy... so we had to have a bottle of massively overpriced lager. It is a cool little place, with really nice people... I really hope it finds its place and does well

The sheds first birthday. Amazing day, excellent food great entertainment will definitely be here again.

We regularly take a walk to the shed on a Friday afternoon for a lager and a cider or two. Sometimes meeting with our friend post-swim. Sometimes we have a bite to eat from one of the other units and eat this at our table inside the Tap itself. Ed and Becky have a great place here.

Went up to the shed Saturday night with a group of friends to watch the singer. Was advertised as 7.30 to 9.30, but turned outvto be 7vto 9. She was very good and sang a good mix of music. But unless you are actually sitting in the tap bar, you are not allowed to drink from glass. So you pay £5.25 for a pint to drink out of plastic. You cannot see the singer from the pub, so the layout is all wrong. I understand in the summer drinking from plastic when it is very open and children are running around, but not adults in the evening. Also itches freezing cold in the shed. We won't be returning

The Tap is so welcome to Bordon! We moved here recently and have been trying out all the local pubs (not many of them admittedly), but this is definitely my favourite. It's great to see places like The Tap, and The Shed overall, being developed and also being so busy! This little bar is really great and serves fantastic beer. They were very willing to talk to us about their current selection and make recommendations, which was lovely. On a summers day, this is going to be the perfect place to grab a drink and sit outside on the grass. I think we've just found our new favourite local!