The Sportsman Pub
Situated north of Hurstpierpoint The Sportsman pub in Goddards Green has been serving great food and real ales to the heart of West Sussex for some time. Renowned for its warm and welcoming atmosphere, this locals pub serves freshly homemade pub grub and Casque Mark Ales.
Come rain or shine
Originally two buildings, The Sportsman pub dates back to the 1800s, a true country pub, full of old-world charm, think lovely log fires for warming you up on those cold winter nights, or lazy summer days basking in their large country garden.
Or after a long walk
Why not head out of town, enjoy the beautiful Sussex countryside on the many walks around Goddards Green and stop by The Sportsman pub for a lunchtime pitstop afterwards. The menu is seasonal, fairly traditionally based with some modern innovation.
Local Sussex produce
The Sportsman pub is proud to serve meals that are homemade and locally sourced, making the most of bountiful Sussex. Roasts on Sunday are especially popular and as such, it is advisable to book in advance. Vegetarian and gluten-free diets are catered for throughout the menu.
Weekend Brunch
Brunch is served at The Sportsman from 10am Thursday to Saturday. This can be “bottomless” at just £20 per head with free-flowing mimosas or prosecco to accompany a selection of classic breakfast and brunch dishes. Booking is essential for bottomless brunch.
Family Friendly
The whole family is invited to The Sportsman pub, dogs are welcomed with fresh water and a biscuit as a reward for taking their people for a walk and children can get on with the serious business of having fun in the play area. All functions and occasions can be catered for.
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Nice food, friendly service and there’s a playground for kids to have fun in. Plenty of outside seating for the sunnier days.
Very good food and a perfect venue for a South Downs walk. Oldie World interior, no frills.. just a good old Sussex pub full of locals and visitors. Just a short trip from Brighton and up the road from Hurste