News & Events In And Around Emsworth

Once famous for its oysters, Emsworth’s reputation was dragged into the mud in 1902 after the Dean of Winchester Cathedral, The Very Reverend William Stephens, died of food poisoning following a banquet containing oysters from the town.

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ARUNDEL BREWERY TOUR Event Date: Sunday the 2nd of October Event Description: In our second event of the Emsworth British Food Fortnight 2016 Celebrations, we invite you to join us for a tour of Arundel Brewery beers armed with taste! This will include a tasting and meet the brewer followed by a traditional roast dinner at the […]

On Sunday the 25th of September, join us for a tour and tasting at Hambledon Vineyard

An exciting opportunity for a highly motivated, enthusiastic individual.

Job Vacancies Emsworth Busy Emsworth pub requires new staff, due to continued success we are now recruiting for professional experienced staff. We have exciting opportunities for the right people. Wages negotiable on attitude and experience. Part Time Bar Staff We are looking for someone to be able to work part time and at short notice in […]

Full Time Commis Chef   We are looking someone to join our kitchen brigade, you will be working closely with head chef to produce quality freshly prepared locally sourced food for our busy pub. your responsibilities will include cooking breakfasts to order making starters and desserts, managing stock rotation and assisting with orders. It will also […]

We had some fantastic news this week; Our Pub, The Blue Bell Inn Emsworth has been recognised and named by ‘Trip Adviser’ & ‘Holiday Lettings’ as one of the Top 20 Pubs in South East England based on industry research and traveller feedback. This is a great achievement for us all at the Blue Bell and […]

The first official Red Nose Town is… EMSWORTH!!

Sunday 25th is burns night so come join us for some haggis neeps & Tatties with a whiskey sauce this weekend?