The Fox Inn in Basingstoke and Deane

Fantastic hospitality, great beer. Go, you'll for ever miss out if you don't!

Lovely. Great history, food good, amazing team.

Friendly staff and relaxed atmosphere. Definitely recommend

Great friendly pub. Wonderful home cooked food. Good sized function room for parties and Wakes. Lovely atmosphere.

Very pleasant staff, good atmosphere and the roast lunch was just like home and vert reasonably priced. Will go back again.

Great little pub and a proper PUB, great atmosphere friendly and proper pub grub too pool table and dart board, pub garden and nice view of the fields. Would recommend 👍🏼

Very welcoming. Popped in for a drink. Felt covid safe, but without it being too much in your face. Friendly staff, will definately be back. Used to live in Foxmoor Close and this was our haunt when we were courting 30 years ago 😂 still felt as ease now.

We stopped off at the Fox for a pint and a sandwich, two of us had the steak and onion and one had the cut ham. They were delicious and so were the fat chips . The lady who served us was very friendly and made us feel very welcome. Would certainly recommend this pub and its sandwiches which were very reasonably priced.

Nice pint and delicious steak and onion sandwich. Must try the Sunday roast

Upon arrival at this venue, following a delightful walk through the beautiful surrounding countryside we were excited as the location and views are spectacular. Unfortunately the welcome, choice of beer and customer service is seriously lacking. Upon some constructive and not unreasonable feedback, the personality vacuum of a landlord (and this is me being nice) kindly suggested we seek other establishments. Which we did, and much to out delight as less than a mile in either direction are four wonderful pubs with local characters and owners who are bubbly, welcoming and truly epitomise what it means to be a local pub. The Fox is could be incredible, unfortunately they have not kept up with what customers want or what great customer service really means which is sad for the venue and for the surrounding village.