A comforting country pub offering quality pub classics and seasonal chef’s specials. Cherish time together this cosy season over your new favourite dishes.
The Bridge is an idyllic riverside retreat for nature lovers, in the picturesque village of Shawford. Our countryside pub is the perfect place to re-energise after a delightful walk along the lovingly restored Itchen Navigation Heritage Trail and sits south of...
Plates worth waiting for, coming soon. Keep an eye on this page for exclusive previews of some of the fresh, new dishes that will be featuring in our summer menu.
Every Monday through Friday, 12pm-4pm, from the 13th of April until the 1st of May, you can tuck into any of the magnificent mains on our lunch menu with a select drink of your choice, all for just £12.
Whether you’re catching up with old friends or spending quality time with family, breakfast is the perfect opportunity to relax and enjoy good food and conversation.
Nothing beats great pub food and a refreshing drink in the sunshine – and at The Bridge, we’ve got the perfect beer garden for you to soak up the fresh air and relax. Whether you're stopping by for a casual drink, a leisurely meal or a catch-up with friends, our outdoor space is ready and waiting.
Craving a little treat? Our new app customers could win a free main, dessert, or drink–just download our FREE app, register your details and spin the wheel.* How deliciously exciting!
From special sips to delicious nibbles and more, there's a lot to love when you browse the app. Book your table, browse the menu, place your order and pay at your table, all with a few taps.
Want to find out more about the great offers and discounts you can win, earn and receive by signing up for Rewards? Click here to find out more, and to view our current terms and conditions.
Got something to celebrate? Here at Chef & Brewer, you could say that special memories are our speciality. From fabulous family gatherings to birthdays and anniversaries, we've got all your get-together needs well and truly covered.
