Pubs in Sussex for St Patrick's Day

Berwick. A traditional flint stone cottage pub The Cricketer's Arms nestling below the South Downs, in the Bloomsbury countryside and with many popular walks. Beautiful cottage gardens, homemade food using local produce and award winning Harveys' ales served direct from the cask for St Patricks Day.

Cowbeech. The sixteenth century Merrie Harriers is located in the village of Cowbeech. We source quality produce with honesty and integrity, which means we are guided by seasonal change and a commitment to the local community.Drink their Famous Harvey’s Best Bitter this St Patricks Day.

East Chiltington. The Jolly Sportsman is situated on a quiet, no-through lane in rural Sussex by the South Downs, 20 mins from Brighton.Our aim is to serve good reliably sourced food in a relaxed setting where you can enjoy a bar snack and a pint of local ale or a three course meal for St Patricks Day.

East Levant. Award-winning The Royal Oak Inn is an 18th Century English country restaurant and pub serving real ale - perfect for St Patricks Day. The 200 year old inn is based in the heart of a beautiful West Sussex village close to Goodwood Park and the fabulous cathedral town of Chichester.

Fletching. Overlooking the Ouse Valley, the 400 year old The Griffin Inn in the village of Fletching is a beautiful location for your St Patricks Day celebrations.

Halfway Bridge, The Halfway Bridge a rustic yet modern pub and restaurant on the Cowdray estate near Petworth in classic polo country and less than half an hour from Chichester. There are six luxury en-suite rooms in the Cowdray barns."Top 100 finest places to stay in England" Sunday Times 2007. What about this St Patricks Day?

Stedham. Welcome to the Hamilton Arms in Stedham, two miles west of Midhurst in West Sussex. This unique place is the setting for a traditional English country pub, serving real ales, and a Thai Restaurant - the perfect combination for a wonderful day or evening out at St Patricks Day in the heart of the West Sussex countryside.

Trotton. The Keeper's Arms nestles on the hillside just above the river Rother at Trotton Bridge on the A272 between Petersfield and Midhurst, as it has since 1640. Originally the village inn with a "smithy" below and now a comfortable, welcoming Sussex country pub where one may enjoy well kept real ales, a simple meal from our blackboard menu or an elegant dinner in our restaurant with something from the extensive wine list - sure that's all you need on St Patricks Day!!