Sunday Roast, The Kings Head, Hursley

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If you love a cosy pub that is dog friendly and offers a cracking Sunday roast, then the King's Head is the pub for you. Set in the beautiful little village of Hursley, just outside of Winchester, the King's Head offers food, a skittles alley and accommodation.



We popped in for a roast a few Sundays ago and what a roast it was. Would you just look at how beautiful is looks? Some people only have a Yorkshire pudding with roast beef, but for me, a roast isn't a roast without a Yorkshire pud, regardless of the meat choice. On this occasion, we both decided to have roast pork. For veg. we had cabbage, roast potatoes, parsnips, broccoli and carrot and swede mash. 



We were also given our own mini jug of gravy and a healthy sized portion of apple sauce. Clearly the kitchen staff at the King's Head know the struggle of being a gravy lover and appreciate we don't all like to share!

The pork was so beautifully cooked, moist and juicy while still have a crispy crackling. To be honest, the fatty in me looked at the plate and thought it looked a little bit small (yeh I know), however, I can honestly say it was defiantly more than enough.

One thing I would say about The King's Head is that you really need to book if you are wanting to eat. I don't think I have ever been in there at a meal time and it's not been packed. Otherwise, it is the perfect pub to snuggle up in front of the fire with a G&T in hand and your other half. It is also extremely family friendly if you have little ones. 

(All pictures taken & owned by SistersDineOut unless otherwise stated)

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