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Ancient village on the outskirts of Cowes, now largely swallowed up in large housing estates. The village takes its name from its original situation as the principal settlement in the north of Parkhurst Forest.


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HORSESHOE INN
TRAVELLERS JOY

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



HORSESHOE INN
Newport Road 
01983 292349
Bus Route 2,3,3A,3B,33
Main Cowes - Newport Road at traffic lights
Mon - Thurs 11 – 3, 5 - 11 Fri - Sat 11 - 11 Sun 12 - 10.30
John Smiths Bitter
Wells Bombardier
Courage Directors
2 Guest

Pleasant 17th century coaching inn, originally known as the “Halfway Inn” until the adjacent Blacksmiths forge gained precedence with a name change. This pub is hard to miss when approaching Cowes, as it stands on the junction at Northwood with traffic lights and a large garage ahead. There is a large car park, a proper public bar with pool and darts, and a saloon bar that boasts a well, soon to come is a restaurant extension. Since the arrival of the present landlord, well known in the area as a sportsman, darts and pool league player, the pub has extended its range of real ales and during the summer months will see an ever-changing selection of at least six ales. Expect to find a menu with a wide range of delicious home cooked food, and a warm welcome for families.
Real Fire during months  Family Friendly Garden or outdoor drinking area  lunchtime menu evening menu separate public bar  camping facilities nearby near a ferry terminal traditional games played own car park  local ales part of the local BeerPoint recommendation scheme  

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TRAVELLERS JOY
Pallance Road 
01983 298024
www.tjoy.com
Bus Route 33 or 3,3A, 3B, 33 to Four Cross
Pallance Road, follow sign for Porchfield at crossroads by post office
Weekdays 11-2.30, 5-11 Fri, Sat 11 - 11 Sun 12-3, 7-10.30
Goddard’s Special (GSB)
7 Guest Beers

Offering one of the best choices of cask ales on the Isle of Wight, this well renovated and extended old country inn, was the Islands first beer exhibition house. Island Beer drinkers owe much to the Travellers Joy, and it is deservedly favoured by local CAMRA members, who voted it Branch Pub of the Year on no less than five occasions. Always at least eight beers on offer, from national, local, and microbreweries. The garden has a children’s play area and a small pets corner. A good range of home cooked food is available during the morning and evening sessions. 
Real Fire during months  Family Friendly Garden or outdoor drinking area lunchtime menu evening menu   camping facilities nearby  traditional games played own car park no smoking area local ales part of the local BeerPoint recommendation scheme Live Music

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