Chequers Inn in New Forest

Really friendly pub with great food in a lovely setting. Quite the hidden gem within Lymington. Tucked away down a country lane you would never know it’s here!Strongly recommend their food! From Burgers, Ploughman’s to Salads! The food here is great.Also in the spring/summer months you can sit out in the walled garden and bask up the sunshine! Surrounded by a lovely flower bed, listening to the birds and enjoying great food and drinks.Love this little pub, fairly priced, friendly staff. I would strongly recommend.

Have visited this place so often, I feel I should rent a table in the "grumpy old men's corner". This pub just continues to excel, in providing great food & beer at a reasonable price. Interesting and comfortable pub with great ambiance!

Stopped for lunch Mike had the special from board and me ploughman's. Both delicious and reasonably priced. Staff all very friendly and polite

Really nice pub and worth the trouble of finding it at the bottom of a lane. Food (and portions) excellent. Parking in short supply so it is common to double park in front of pub. Probably worth booking a table as it can get busy ... which is a good sign.

A Wednesday lunch time and hadn't a reservation but they managed to fit us in. Great food. Good portions. Will definitely go again if in the area .

Just had lunch here with my sister and her family including a 6 and 2 year old.Lovely pub with lots of character. A great outdoor undercover seating area with big screen TV and patio heaters.Food portions were very adequate and all in our party enjoyed their meals.I went for the battered cod and chips and certainly won’t need to be eating dinner tonight.If you’re in the area it’s well worth a visit. It’s off season at the moment however it was still pretty busy. We didn’t book ahead and were fortunate to get a table. Probably best to book ahead if going during busier times.

The Sunday roast's we're great and that's it.No childrens menu, sorry you don't have a children's menu.If you like sitting on a table that is wet and mouldy, in a wet and mouldy tent with the wind blowing through it I highly recommend.

This a nice country pub. It had a choice of real ales. Not much in the way of vegetarian food but I believe they are operating on a reduced menu at the moment. The service was quick and friendly. I know everywhere is supposed to be well ventilated but with the door left open it was a bit on the chilly side.

Brilliant day, we caught the ferry across and walked back along the shingle path which is a bit hard going, lovely views and a very interesting place, I fo think the castle would benefit from signage in the rooms but we did not take the audio tour so maybe we should have. Still had a fab time here, you can see the IOW Needles from there too

Food and drink selection is really good and excellent quality however the waiting staff were not very friendly also you have to leave bikes out the front in the car park!