The Kings Head

About

The Kings Head, nestled on Quay Hill in the picturesque town of Lymington, is a historic pub that dates back over three centuries. Its enduring charm is a blend of original oak beams—reclaimed from Napoleonic ships—and a remarkable 300‑year‑old fireplace that continue to draw visitors into a living slice of local history. Guests are welcomed with hearty hospitality and an extensive selection of real ales, lagers, ciders, and spirits, including a fine array of gins. For wine lovers, the menu boasts well‑known vintages from around the world. The kitchen serves generous, flavour‑rich plates, with daily lunch specials and seasonal highlights that make brunch or dinner here a must‑try. The pub’s opening hours are designed to accommodate both the casual visitor and the serious foodie: Sunday through Thursday from 12:00 pm to 11:00 pm, and Friday through Saturday from noon to midnight. The kitchen operates 12:00‑3:00 pm and 6:00‑9:30 pm Monday‑Friday, and 12:00‑9:30 pm Saturday‑Sunday, ensuring fresh meals throughout the day. Whether you’re wandering the cobbles, enjoying a pint in a historic setting, or exploring the rich heritage showcased in the pub’s gallery, The Kings Head offers a quintessential English pub experience steeped in tradition and served with contemporary flair.

At a glance

• Verified listing
• Typical visit: about 1 hour