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The Park Tavern, Chichester
Chichester
PO19 1NS
Served areas
Reviews of The Park Tavern (Average Rating: 7 of 10) see review guidelines
Strongers . left this review about The Park Tavern
Park Tavern is a wooden floored Fullers pub that gave me real Ealing vibes when I visited during a Six Nations rugby match on a recent Saturday afternoon when the pub was comfortably busy. The central L-shaped serving counter supports five hand pumps, four of which on a single bank were drawing Pride, HSB, Hophead and Butcombe’s Rare Breed. Premium keg including Asahi and other stuff I don’t generally see were also available. High tables run opposite the counter up the left-hand wall and across the front of the pub. More seating runs under large etched mirrors up the longer right hand-side, in fact there are some nice traditional Victorian features throughout. This is a decent backstreet boozer in a great location opposite Priory Park, so I’ll certainly revisit next time I’m in the city.
On 20th February 2026
- rating: 8
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Moby Duck left this review about The Park Tavern
A traditional Fullers house with a fair bit of dark wood paneling, lots of large mirrors on the walls, the ceiling beams were coverd in bygone beermats with the likes of Flowers IPA, Burton Ale and Ushers among their number. Four Handpumps offered up Pride, HSB, Seafarers and Hophead.
A decent pub.
On 2nd January 2020
- rating: 7
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Graham Coombs left this review about The Park Tavern
A backstreet pub which feels a bit like an hotel bar. Some nice dark woodwork gives a cosy traditional feel. Restaurant area off to the right hands side. There is one TV screen but it seems used for major sporting events only. Beers from the wider Fullers range. A few tables are outside on the pavement.
On 26th December 2018
- rating: 7
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Walk the Chichester medieval City wall walk and take in a beer , or several. by Steve of N21
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Fishbourne, 2.06 miles, 39 min walk (show)
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Pub Details
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- Accommodation : No last updated 26 December 2018 by Graham Coombs
- Bar Billiards : No last updated 26 December 2018 by Graham Coombs
- Beer Festivals : No last updated 26 December 2018 by Graham Coombs
- Beer Garden : No - pavement tables - last updated 26 December 2018 by Graham Coombs
- Car Park : No last updated 19 June 2014 by Steve of N21
- Child Friendly : Yes last updated 02 January 2020 by Moby Duck
- Darts : No last updated 26 December 2018 by Graham Coombs
- Dog Friendly : Yes last updated 01 April 2010 by Quinno _
- Hot Food : Yes last updated 26 December 2018 by Graham Coombs
- Jukebox : No last updated 26 December 2018 by Graham Coombs
- Live Music : Yes last updated 26 December 2018 by Graham Coombs
- Live TV Sports : Yes last updated 26 December 2018 by Graham Coombs
- Micropub : No last updated 26 December 2018 by Graham Coombs
- Pinball : No last updated 26 December 2018 by Graham Coombs
- Pool Table : No last updated 26 December 2018 by Graham Coombs
- Real Ale : Yes last updated 29 July 2013 by Dave McNally
- Real Cider : No last updated 26 December 2018 by Graham Coombs
- Wheelchair Access : Yes last updated 26 December 2018 by Graham Coombs
