Arreton

White Lion

Main Road
01983 528479
Newport-Sandown road
Weekdays 11 - 11 Sat 11 - 11 Sun 12 - 10.30
Badger Best Fullers
London Pride
Guest
www.white-lion-arreton.com
A lovely old country pub, still managing to maintain much character and charm after a recent refurbishment. Beamed ceilings and interesting brassware compliment the varied assortment of old pub signs and bric a brac. The pub used to share the village with the 'Red Lion' a short way down the road, but closed many years ago.

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Hare and Hounds

Down End
0 1983 528159
Near Robin Hill
Weekdays 11-11 Sat 11-11 Sun 12-10.30
Greene King IPA
Goddard's Fuggle de Dum
Goddard's GSB
Extensively refurbished and enlarged country pub, eating house, rebuilt sympathetically in the 'Harvester' style, featuring the scull of Michael Morey, the last man to be hanged on the Island. There are two bars, with many cosy corners for that intimate evening and an impressive menu with a good value carvery on Sundays. There is a huge car park, adventure playground for the children, with stunning views from the rear patio whilst keeping an eye on their antics.

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Fighting Cocks

Hale Common
01983 865254
www.fightingcocks.co.uk
Situated opposite Amazon World on the main A3056 Newport to Sandown Road
11am - 11pm every day (winter closed 3 - 6pm mon to fri)
Food served 12pm - 2.30pm and 6pm - 9.30pm Mon - Fri 12pm - 9.30 pm Saturday and Sunday
London Pride and Fuggle-de-dum
Guest Ale- Changes weekly
Traditional country pub with original feature fire place and flagstone floors. Home cooked food complimented by daily specials and real ales. New dining area and outside terrace, Disabled access throughout and disabled facilities, Separate family dining area and baby change facilities available. Totally Non smoking throughout. Large Car Park. Separate function room available.

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Dairyman's Daughter
Arreton Craft Village
01983 539361
www.arretonbarns.co.uk
On main Newport to Sandown road, look out for the gypsy caravan.
Weekdays 10.30 -11 Sat 10.30 -11 Sun 12-10.30
Yates Brewery
Scarecrow Brewery
Goddard's Brewery
Ventnor Brewery
4 from the Badger Range.
If it's for a cup of tea and a scone, or browse in the many craft and gift shops, or a pint from the on-site Scarecrow Brewery, then this is the place to come. Located next to the brewery, is a shop where you will find a selection of bottled beers. The full menu starts at 6 o'clock, but a shortened menu is provided throughout the day. But, I hear you say, who was the Dairyman's Daughter - seek out her grave in the churchyard, look for Elizabeth Wallbridge, who died of consumption in 1801 at the age of 31 and was made famous by the Reverend Leigh Richmond in "Annals of the Poor", selling over a million copies in many languages, a colossal amount for its time.

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