The Plough - Basingstoke and Deane

The teig has so much to offer. 1. there are so many interesting elements to see the pub. I advise people to take the time to see the many unique things that are on the display. it is ideal for people who are intellectually curious. 2. there is a beautiful watch in one of the corners. it's beautiful. I have made some photos of it when I found that it is extremely seductive. 3. the baguettes are filled and beautifully prepared. there is a good choice and the menu is handwritten, which is unique. as far as I know, they only do baguettes, but it is attractive, as the portions are of a good size with large fillings. the speck and brie is really nice. 4. the other customers in the pub were really nice and welcoming. they tried to be friendly and engaged in the talk. 5. we were warmly welcomed and the woman who helped us was really nice and helpful. she told us she just returned from barbados, which was an excellent starter. we talked about Caribbean celebrations. I said I would recommend a you tube channel, but I did not have the chance to write it for them. there is a channel called gladys and kenny. they are a few who have decided to travel the world. they make qualitatiw high quality videos, but not on a kind of braid. I recommend this place. I enjoyed the atmosphere and eating.

Very nice visit. beautiful country pub. good beer and baguettes

Beautiful old pub with a good series of ales. when they go, make sure they take cash as they don't take debit cards.

Very good local pub with friendly atmosphere. the decor is classic old school, which are 2 very beautiful old wood burners. the bar staff was friendly enough and the beer on the tap were very cheap, especially for a pub to the south! we went to a day off and it was busy, but I think that fits into the atmosphere, but early to get a table when they are a big group. I will definitely return to the not too distant future and recommend this pub to friends and family. oh, and it's just cash, so come ready.

Dropped into the Plough in Little London after a great walk in the Pamber Forest with my family and George our lovely Jack Russell.Lovely craft beers and warm friendly atmosphere.Played bar billiards here in 1970 with our good friends Miranda and Mark Smith when beer was two and a half shilling a pint!!! Jerry Craven