A part of the restaurant. Click for a larger image.

The Anglesey Arms at Halnaker

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The Anglesey Arms
Halnaker
CHICHESTER
West Sussex
PO18 0NQ

Tel: 01243 773474
Fax: 01243 530034

E-mail: Click Here

Opening Hours:
(Mon to Sat)
11.00 am - 3.00 pm,
5.30 pm - 11.00 pm

(Sun)
12.00 pm - 4.00 pm
7.00 pm - 10.30 pm

All day Sat & Sun during
June, July & August

Disclaimer

New Head Chef John Marsh starts in February and promises to add his flair to a new seasonal menu. Second Chef Ruben adds a welcome Mediterranean touch to the kitchen. The Anglesey has long been famed for its steaks (all British 21 day hung meat some of which is organic) and this has been used as the backbone of changing menus utilising kitchen talent and careful local sourcing, including meat from The Goodwood Estate's Home Farm and vegetables from Wayside Organics. Eggs are organic and poultry "label rouge" free range. Puddings have taken a boost under the guidance of Katrina and are now all homemade classics with a difference.

Local fishermen are our friends, so local fish, crab and lobster feature heavily, and all non local fish is from sustainable stocks. The area is noted for shooting, so gamebirds and venison are seasonably available. It is also a farming area with an increasing organic presence which the menu reflects.

  

Peruse the menu and the extensive wine list, with unusual wines from small vineyards, many biodynamic or organic, by clicking left. A recent addition to the list is Ridgeview Bloomsbury Methode Traditionelle Sparkling reviewed as better than many Champagnes and made with grapes grown behind the pub.

A veritable "Chateau Anglesey"!!!!

The front part of the restaurant. Click for a larger image.

The restaurant's bar. Click for a larger image.

Meals are served daily:
Lunchtimes: 12.00 p.m. until 2.30 p.m.
Evenings: 6.30 p.m. until 9.30 p.m.

There are about sixty covers available in the period dining room which is flagstoned in parts, simply decorated and candlelit at night. The walls are hung with tasteful prints and a selection of creations by local photographer Roxanne Willard. .

In summer many customers dine al fresco in the large peaceful garden with old fruit trees and flower borders.

On Sundays, a special menu includes a choice of at least two roasts, fish, pasta and other specials with the usual range of puddings and cheeses.


© The Anglesey Arms 2006