Max 6 adults or 2 Families
(social distancing rules apply)
Children must stay with parents at the table, play area closed.
The Fox Inn is an 18th Century flint walled Village Inn tucked away down a country lane, 250 yards from the beach in the coastal Village of Felpham. This family run pub is popular with locals and visitors alike and known for its cosy friendly atmosphere, serving a good selection of Premium Lagers, Ales, quality wines and great food. In the summer months you can also enjoy some alfresco dining is its sunny and secluded flint walled gardens.
Gallery
and a little history
Surprisingly this pub is not named after the animal like most pubs with this name but after the H.M. Customs Cutter called “The Fox” that sailed directly off these shores in search of illegal cargo in the late 18th century, which is why you see a ship hanging outside the pub. The pub is steeped in history with its oak panelled walls filled with old pictures and snippets of village life along, including a list of every landlord since 1790. It was also once the watering hole of the poet William Blake who lived opposite the pub and where he was famously arrested and charged with sedition on a jumped up charge involving a drunken soldier staying at the Fox. If you're sitting on table five you will be sitting in what is still known as "The Royal box" because that's where the gentry would sit and enjoy a pint of ale.
Contact us
For general enquiries: thefoxfelpham@gmail.com
To Book a Table Please Call 01243-865308
Bar Opening Times
Mon, Tue & Wed
Thur - Saturday
Sunday
11.30am - 9.30pm
11.30am - 11pm
12pm - 9.30pm
Due to the current situation our closing times may vary according to weather and demand.
Kitchen Opening Times
Breakfast 9-11.30am
Lunch 12-2.30
Lightbites 2.30 - 5.00
Dinner 6-8.30pm
We have a large car park to the right hand side of the pub for visitors.