The Keepers Arms in Chichester

What a lovely cozy place in a prime location in the Cotswolds. Affordable food and drinks. Excellent price-quality ratio. Room is cozy, just okay. The downside is a bit cramped and some noise from the pub, but that also has its charm. The area is beautiful, you can walk to Arlington row. We will definitely come back someday.

Fantastic food and great service.

Great local pub, popped in for a quick snack today and struggled to choose from the great new menu. Settled on the chicken and chorizo skewer. Absolutely banging.

Nice looking pub in a lovely location. Shame the welcome was rude and confrontational. Probably explains why this pub was quiet unlike the others in the area. Unfortunately unable to comment on the food as we chose not to stay.

We recently celebrated a birthday at the Keepers Arms in Quenington and had an absolutely wonderful experience. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with warm hospitality and a cozy atmosphere. The food was simply outstanding! Every dish was cooked to perfection and bursting with flavour. We were particularly impressed with the generous portion sizes – nobody left hungry! The menu had a great variety of options to choose from, catering to different tastes and dietary needs. The service was friendly and attentive throughout the evening, making us feel truly welcome and valued. They even went the extra mile to make the birthday celebration special with a large flammable surprise for the birthday person. If you're looking for a charming pub with delicious food, (strongly recommend the tuna salsa starter) generous portions, and excellent service, the Keepers Arms is the perfect spot. We can't wait to return!

Friendly and attentive staff. Food above average for a village pub.

Absolutely lovely stay with our dog over the weekend. Sat comfortably out in the sun for a few hours having a couple of beers, then had a lovely dinner. Super dog friendly, really comfortable beds, lovely cooked breakfast the next day! A proper gem tucked away in the Cotswolds, we will be back

Lovely venue in a perfect picturesque location with friendly and attentive staff

If you are ever in The Cotswolds do yourselves a favour and stay a night or two with Jon and Michelle at The Keepers Arms in Quenington !! You could not wish for better landlords!! The pub is set in a beautiful Village away from the hustle and bustle with locals . The room was fantastic, the food delicious but it was their warmth and hospitality that was the best 10/10 🇬🇧😍😍😍

Excellent Sunday meal enjoyed with the family. Lovely pub and setting, with great food and cuisine. Certainly worth a visit, and would suggest making a booking as was pretty busy. The beef was lovely 😍

The owner just cussed me out. I asked a reasonable request to use the toilet and to a 16 year old he just swore at me???

Fabulous place we really enjoyed our stay at the keepers arms. The landlord was a really lovely guy fantastic sense of humour. The bedroom was lovely everything you wanted. Bed really comfortable and food was very nice big portions. Breakfast was lovely. Nice place really Cotswolds nice stream and a lot of history to the place.

We stayed overnight on return to the Midlands from Cornwall with our Labrador. Beautifully presented Cotswold Inn. Lovely hosts. Spotlessly clean with every amenity you could wish for. Wish we could stay longer!

We had the pleasure of staying at the Keepers Arms while attending a nearby wedding. Our room was spacious, well equipped and spotlessly clean. Breakfast was delicious while the landlord and staff were welcoming, helpful and good fun. Would definitely recommend and I hope we get the opportunity to stay again.

Pub advertised as Dog Friendly - more like Dogs Tolerated unless you're local.

Only stayed the 1 night for the wife's birthday, lovely. Room very nice,a lot of thought as gone into the decor. Landlord Jon and his wife made you feel at home so did the locals. We loved sitting outside on a beautiful summer's night talking and having a laugh, with the hosts and locals. A peaceful village, no traffic roaring past in the mornings. Loved the breakfast box in the morning, nice touch. Returned March '24 for a evening meal and it was lovely, the lamb was excellent. Jon and his wife made us feel very welcome. A lovely pub well worth the visit.

Great place and John and his staff are amazing. Pub quiz on a Wednesday is well worth the visit itself

Excellent pub with very friendly landlord, staff and customers. Good quality food and drinks.

Lovely little pub and perfect place to spend a long weekend. Cirencester is not too far, the food in this place was great. Landlord very friendly and helpful

We love the Cotswolds but dislike soulless chain hotels. This place was a real find. The rooms are very well decorated and fitted. Great food served and service is 5*

What a nice little place situated in the village of Quenington. Good choice of drinks all round. Plenty of parking, the menu looked good plenty to choose from. Worth a visit.

Beautiful location in Cotswold village. A great stop when out walking. Food was fabulous, as were staff.

Stayed there recently and what a wonderful evening we had, the landlord and locals were very friendly and welcoming. Excellent food, beer and wine. Hope we get to visit again soon.

Wonderful place to stay in the countryside, great pub and amazing food. Both breakfast and diner were amazing!

Hidden gem just a stone's throw away from the larger town of Cirencester. We stayed for two nights. Dinner and breakfast were great, this is a perfect place to have a true English countryside stay.

Stumbled across this for a light lunch, clearly care has been taken over the decor but the food, ambience and superbly kept beer were a treat too. We will be back

Absolutely incredible stay, from the moment we arrived and were greeted by Jon, to the moment we left, it was an absolute delight. Jon is hilarious and the whole team go above and beyond to make sure you’re comfortable and happy during your stay. The room (Drum & Monkey) is enormous, stunning and extremely comfortable. 1000% would stay again! Cheers 🍻

Really nice place to stay. Room was amazing, bed was really comfortable, food was amazing and so was the general vibe of the place. Jack who greeted us and Mandy who served breakfast were both easy going and good to chat to. Have nothing bad to say about our say and if we were in Quenington again we would stop again. Thank you.

Delightful pub/restaurant/B & B, we had a small room but everything we needed, very comfy bed. Jon (the host) was charming, very funny and super helpful pulling out all the stops to organise transport for us to a nearby wedding venue. Fabulous evening meal and the full english breakfast was superb.

As the title says. There is no longer a pub here. It is now a private residence. The nearest pubs are the Elster Inn ( very good) and the pubs in Rogate and Midhurst.

Very sad, we had visited this pub in the past and have always had a great meal, sadly not today, the sea bass was off as was the rack of lamb, my husband had saddle of lamb that arrived nearly raw, the lamb had been advertised with dauphinoise potatoes, they came with mash, I had belly of pork served on a bed of again mashed potato and cabbage with no crackling. When the lamb came back well cooked there were no apologies and nothing taken off the bill. I has been a meeting place for the family as it is half way between us and my son and his family but we shall have to find somewhere else in future

Vinimos aquí para San Valentín noche, y no había comida especial, simplemente lo habitual menú. Unas cuantas cosas en el menú y pizarra o bien no estaban disponibles o no como se ha descrito, pero el aún sonaba sabroso.La comida estaba bien y bien presentada, el bistec un poco difícil, y la lubina era el bacalao. porciones pequeñas, así que nos alegramos de haber entrantes.una pinta y media de cerveza y un vaso de vino vino a más de £11, y la factura total era £72.mucho para 2 personas, por el menú habitual.El ambiente era precioso, y aún mejor donde había un corte de electricidad en la tormenta por 30 segundos y la habitación estaba iluminado por el fuego en la esquina y las velas en todas las mesas. Es una pena que no podría haber estado ese camino!

Conocimos a nuestros amigos, que venían de zona de Southampton en el Queen Elizabeth Country Park, cerca Petersfield para un paseo con nuestro griego Labrabor. Habíamos reservado un almuerzo en un pub cerca, pero debido a un corte de corriente, no podían hacer almuerzo! Así que allí estábamos 5 personas, 1 perro mirando para el almuerzo. No es fácil en un domingo por la tarde soleada.Llamamos los brazos del encargados y preguntó "la oportunidad de una mesa para 5 y un labrador negro?" y la respuesta fue "sí ningún problema".Nos hicieron sentir bienvenidos y estropeado nuestro perro podridas.La comida es todo casero. Tuve la hamburguesa que creo que es una de las mejores hamburguesas que he probado!Cuando la factura era, había 5 pequeñas trufas de chocolate, nuevo casero y divino.Está en un pueblo precioso aprox. 6 millas de Petersfield, muy fácil de encontrar.Sin duda volveremos cuando estemos en la zona.

Como padres con un bebé 7 mes, queríamos celebrar la Nochevieja suavemente y los brazos del encargados nos proporcionó la noche perfecta.El pub es un hermoso edificio, lleno de historia y reformado con buen gusto; acogedores rincones, blandita sofá, chimenea abierta, suelos de madera y una pequeña zona de comedor separada.La comida era deliciosa. Mi plato de amargado pan de masa rematado con champiñones era super. Para mi principal, la salsa tartar casera para complementar el abadejo estaba maravillosamente sabroso. Mi pescado estaba recién maltratada (no siempre es el caso cuando pedir pescado y patatas fritas!) sin piel o huesos. perfecto. dijo mi compañero su hamburguesa de Rother era genial.Compartimos un salados parfait de maní con un delicioso pan tostado banana rodajas en el lado.El dueño era muy acogedor. Nos sentimos muy bien atendidos durante la noche - desde un pequeño cubo de hielo para mis mini botellas de proseco, a pequeñas trufas caseras que ofrecían con la factura.Los pequeños detalles que hacen que las armas encargados una verdadera joya escondida.Fue una tarde perfecta para nos cansamos nuevos padres y volveríamos otra vez. Gracias por hacer que nuestra noche una delicia. Se lo recomendaría a mis amigos.

I want to like this pub because it is in a beautiful setting. However, £4.85 for a pint is absurdly expensive and probably explains why this lovely pub is usually empty.

Mi marido y yo visitamos los posaderos mes pasado en nuestro camino a Portsmouth.era el día soleado, así que nos sentamos en la terraza.La lista de vinos era abundante y a un precio razonable y tuvimos la casa blanca que era un refrigeradas preciosa Sauvignon Blanc.Yo tenía el más delicioso cordero y mi marido se había lubina, no nos podemos quejar. no íbamos a comer el postre pero en fin tuvimos el Panna Cotta y jugoso chocolate Brownie mmm.Tengo que decir que bien merece una visita, una joya escondida y el personal era amable y servicial.

Acabamos de regresar de una exquisita comida en los brazos del encargados. A diferencia de las otras Lucky los encuestados tuvimos tiempo inglés tradicional ... es frío, viento, lluvia y lúgubre! Pero por dentro Los encargados tan bueno como el patio para que no venga aquí en días menos soleados. ... perfecta) y la comida es excelente y la presentación hermosamente decorada dentro ( teníamos mesa en el Snug. comida de 3 platos con vino y bebidas c£30 por cabeza así que sin duda no es tan caro como muchos cerca. excelente servicio. Sin duda lo recomiendo y ocupar.

Mi marido y yo comimos aquí cuando estábamos en un domingo en coche y estaba delicioso. personal amable, gluten amable (importante para mí), precioso patio en un día soleado, y parecía una gran parada para caminantes por los South Downs. Tuve el pollo asado y mi marido tenía el pato. ¡mmm!

Mi novio y yo fuimos a almorzar ayer y me alegro que elegir los brazos encargados porque era simplemente increíbleTuve el pescado y las patatas fritas que era absolutamente deliciosa y él tenía sus hamburguesas que estaba cocinado a la perfecciónPara postre ambos tuvimos helados caseros, que estaba fuera de este mundo!Ya que era un día soleado nos sentamos y disfrutamos del sol y las vistas sobre el patio! Fue perfecto y seguro que puede regresar al nuevo cualquier momento pronto :)Gracias por el servicio y la comida increíble!!

Me encanta el hecho que puedes sentarte en un sofá maltratada junto a una chimenea crepitante, y sabemos que vamos a comer algo agradable aquí. Sin embargo, cuando fuimos el año pasado, por una (muy bonito) plato de queso con un poco de ensalada y una copa de Rioja, el precio era padecimos en 20 libras! verdaderamente injustificable me temo

I visited The Keepers Arms for a birthday lunch. As soon as I walked in I felt at home, the owner is charming and so helpful. All the staff smile and greet you as you pass them and everyone knows exactly what's going on. All very organised. The decoration is simple and elegant, and they open fires are lovely and make the whole place feel cosy and warm. The cutlery and all glasses are spotless and where they should be. On to the food, to start I had a parma ham, fig and rocket salad and it was simply divine! I could of had it again for my main, instead I had the burger that had been recommended by a friend. It was absolutely lovely, served beautifully and with a very good side salad. Not the usual afterthought you get elsewhere. All in all it was a lovely experience made even better by the lovely owner and delightful front of house manager. I'll be returning soon!

Having had the pleasure of eating here a number of times, i would like to recommend this lovely pub. The atmosphere is warm and inviting. Have been there with various friends and family, and everyone is given a warm greeting by the owner and her team!The menu is lovely...and a great range of specials, and for anyone who just fancies a burger, then try theirsBeautiful indoors and out, with log fires, and twinkly lights outside. It is also dog friendly in the pub, obviously not the dining area, but a great place if you are out walking and fancy a little drink!

After reading the previous review, I would have to say I completely disagree with the author. We'd booked a table for my birthday lunch and upon entering were asked if we would like a drink. The fire was lit and the place was warm.As it was Sunday, I chose the roast lamb and a starter of parma ham and figs on the owners recommendation. When my starter arrived, I was not disappointed with either the presentation or the flavour. Neither was I disappointed with my roast which was both warm and perfectly cooked.My grandfather had the sea bass and was not disappointed or mentioned any complaints about it being limp. And, judging by the finished plate, clearly enjoyed it.The staff and owner were friendly, welcoming and very helpful. And the Front of House had a pleasant sense of humour too. I'm definitely going back again and will highly recommend it.

This pub has recently changed hands and the new owners have done little to encourage trade. Despite an open fire and a wood burning stove, the pub was very cold when we visited, we all kept our coats on throughout our meal. A pub should have a warm cosy atmosphere. This certainly does not. The food was very disappointing, my sea bass was limp and cold with no sauce and plonked on a bed of partly cooked potatoes. The choice of food is designed to appeal more to men, with very few low-calorie options.The interior promises a good dining experience with a polished wood floor, sofas round the fire and attractive tables and chairs, but it does not live up to its looks!

my family and i have eaten here regularly as it is our nearest eating place , it is great value and cooked to perfection whether it is sunday lunch or a special occassion .Staff are really helpful

Been here a few times and it was never disappointing! one occasion i had the sunday roast and it was amazing, the meat was tender and the vegetables were done perfectly! and for a dessert had the sticky toffee pudding with a scoop of vanilla ice-cream, it was the best i ever had in my life!! on the second time i had a beetroot risotto which was out of this world. the staff are very friendly and they go out of their way to help you! will definitely return again since they have amazing food, great staff and great value!!

I ve eaten here a couple of times and it was amazing! the staff were great and very helpful. they recomended a wine which complimented the meal! I had the lamb chops and they were cooked perfectly exactly how I like them. had the sticky toffee pudding as a dessert and it was lovely the best I ever tasted. I will definitely be back

I have been several times and never had a bad glass of wine or morsel of food. The staff are so obliging, know their menu and give great advice. The food is superb. Pleas limit how often you go so there is always room for me.AVOID Polo week as it is heaving with over indulged champagne set!

A group of us ate here one mid week evening. The setting is attractive in the heart of the West Sussex countryside over looking the A272. The menu was limited and the food although well cooked was uninteresting. The wine list, I thought for a pub was expensive. The staff were friendly. The meal for 4 (main course and dessert plus bottle of wine and came to £120) Average just about sums it up

Sunday lunch at the Keepers Arms was disappointing. It didn't start well when the waitress didn't know what Fino was. She then told us that two of the starters on the board were no longer available because they were so popular that everyone had ordered them, although the restaurant was only 2/3 full. No attempt was made to delete them from the blackboard, so I suppose that others experienced the same disappointment after us.My roast lamb main course was very ordinary, over-cooked and smothered in almost an inch of gravy, which may be to the taste of some, but not me. The vegetables took al dente to new heights - luckily I like raw cauliflower. My mother had chicken, which she said was too hard to eat and tasted like it had been re-heated from the night before and so left most of it. My Chilean Cabernet Sauvignon had none of the oaked richness that one associates with the "brand" and was served below room temperature.The food was so indifferent that we initially refused dessert, although mum relented only when a complementary ice cream was offered in response to comments to the server about the chicken.If this had been a "pub grub" meal then the standard would have been just about acceptable. However the bill for 3 came to more than £90 for two courses each with coffee and two glasses of wine. That was way over the top for what was delivered. I will not be visiting again.Just in case anyone suspects otherwise I am not a competitor or even in the catering business.

Very welcoming and relaxing pub. Plenty of books, papers and magazines to browse while you sit by the fire or on the terrace and no-one rushes you which is wonderful. The food is a mix of traditional and modern British so there was sometning for everyone. some might thinks its slightly on the expensive side but the quality was very good - really tender steaks and plenty of filling in the tarts. Thoroughly recommend it!

This lovely old pub has everything you might want, cosy corners, beams, log fire, and a terrace for when it is sunny. The food is rather on the pricey side, but is good quality, mainly British cuisine.