The Golden Bowler Pub & Restaurant by Tony White

Welcome to The Golden Bowler Pub & Restaurant

Located in Stubbington, The Golden Bowler is one of the last traditional independent pubs in the area, owned and operated by our family for 40 years. Relax in our lounge bar, a comfortable place to enjoy a real ale or one of our many gins, or dine in our restaurant with its cosy, pleasant atmosphere.  We also feature regular events including a pub quiz, folk nights and much more.

You can find The Golden Bowler on the main road between Lee-on-the-Solent and Stubbington village, close to Hill Head and the beautiful beaches and seashore which offer a haven for locals and visitors alike.

Events at The Golden Bowler

Full details of all our events…

Celebrating the Great British Pub

  • ALE SALE SATURDAY – All real ales £2.80 per pint from 7pm every Saturday
  • BINGO – every 4 weeks starting 22nd September at 8pm
  • SATURDAY WINE & DINE – Buy 2 main meals and have a bottle of house wine for ½ price
  • REWARDING ROASTS – From Sun 5th September to Sun 14th November, buy 9 roast dinners and get the 10th one for 1p!

Pub Quiz Nights

Quiz nights are held every other Wednesday at 8.30pm, teams of up to six people battle it out for cash prizes. 

  • 13th October
  • 27th October

Call 01329 662845 to book your table.

Acoustic Folk Nights

3rd Thursday of each month, we host an acoustic music night with local musicians sharing their musical talents. Starts at 8.00pm.

  • 21st October
  • 18th November
  • 16th December

Call 01329 662845 to book your table.

The Golden Bowler Lounge Bar

A little history of The Golden Bowler…

Built around 1920 as a private residence by local land owner Isaac Hammond, “Hillingdon House” travelled through various guises of residency under the Hammond ownership until 1966, when it was bought and converted to a private members club by Ron & Renee Clift and named “The Golden Bowler” after Ron’s retirement fund from the RAF.  Another change in the mid 1970’s saw it become a Pub & Restaurant and in 1980 the pub was sold to Noel & Mary Pearce and partners. The pub remains in the family, with daughter Georgie & son-in-law Kevin at the helm since 2005.