Emsworth is a town in Hampshire, Southern England.
Emsworth has a train station on the South Coast Line between Portsmouth and Chichester
Havant is nearby and has better connections to London. Local buses run regularly to Emsworth from Havant Bus Station. Emsworth is just off the A27 main road between Portsmouth and Chichester, there is a small car park in the centre of town.
Emsworth is very small and easily covered on foot
Emsworth Museum, 10b North St, PO10 7DD (above the fire station on North Street), 50.84834°, -0.93716°, +44 1243 378 091. It has a few small exhibits on local life, opens irregularly.
Town Square. pleasant, quaint and lined with nice independent shops, pubs and restaurants
Harbour. It offers a nice place for a stroll, It is usually home to swans and ducks, it is also surrounded entirely by a Promenade, offering a nice walk and views over Chichester Harbour.
St James' Church, 20 Church Path, Emsworth PO10 7DP, 50.84910°, -0.93825°, +44 1243 372 428. A nice little parish church.
Emsworth is a culinary treat for such a small town. It has two of the regions best restaurants, some of the best oysters in the country and a great Food Festival, so food should be an important part of a visit.
36 on the Quay, 47 South St, Emsworth PO10 7EG (On the Harbour side), 50.84469°, -0.93763°, +44 1243 375592, info@36onthequay.com. This Michelin-starred restaurant is regarded as one of the finest in this area of Britain. As it overlooks the harbour it is no surprise that fish is the speciality, but fresh ingredients feature throughout. A real Treat and a reason enough to visit Emsworth. Also offers accommodation £45.95 3-course menu
Emsworth has a great array of traditional pubs for a small town.
The Blue Bell Inn, 29 South St, PO10 7EG, 50.84536°, -0.93751°, +44 1243 373 394. 2021-06-14
The Coal Exchange, 21 South Street (on the way down to the Harbour), +44 1243 375866. Nice traditional pub near the harbour.
The Lord Raglan, 35-Queen Street, +44 1243 372587. Another great traditional watering hole.
The Ship Inn, 24 High St, PO10 7AW (on the main square), 50.84652°, -0.93649°, +44 1243 377151. Good traditional pub serving local bitters, Southwick Ales are certainly worth a try.
Sussex Brewery (The sausage pub), 36 Main Rd, Hermitage, PO10 8AU (on the main road on the way out towards Chichester), 50.84626°, -0.92933°, +44 1243 371 533. Serves some of the best "bangers and mash" around. Extensive menu including a game platter, locally sourced. Also offers standard pub menu. The front bar is a traditional pub that still puts down sawdust on the floor, a rare find.
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