The Junction Inn St Denys
Priory Road,
St Denys,
Southampton.
SO17 2JZ
Tel: 02380584486
Click Here for the Junction website which has maps and even Google Earth Street View. Pay a flying visit!
The Junction Inn is a Family Run Real Ale Pub and has recently been added to the latest Camra "Good Beer Guide for 2010"
The
Junction Inn is a Grade 2 listed building dating from the mid 1860's,
and is one of the few pubs to feature on the 19th Century Drinking Map
of Southampton, held in the archive department of Southampton City
Library. The Junction Inn prides its self on being voted Southampton’s Community Pub of the
Year 2008 and succeeds in remaining a friendly community style local where
all the family, young and not so young are made to feel welcome.
The Junction also has a good value menu of home cooked foods so why not start your evening of music with a great Pub Meal!
What more can you want? Good Food, Good Ale and Live Music!
No! Don't answer that question.Parking
There is good parking on the road outside the Inn and also parking in the St Denys Community center also out side the Inn. Just over the road is a large car park on Priory Hard, all with in stumbling distance of the Inn. Very Convenient!
Access
Wheel Chair access is not a problem!
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The Riverside Club- St Denys Sailing & Rowing Club.
Priory Avenue,
St Denys,
Southampton.
SO17 2LT
Tel:02380550257
Email: theriversideclub@tiscali.co.uk (note: venue email only)
The Riverside Club
is the upper story of a large Victorian Boathouse built by the St Denys
Sailing and Rowing Club, it is 116 years old and has some original
Clinker Built Rowing boats dating from this time. Its really well
worth a look or even joining if you are interested in a very inexpensive way of getting afloat.
Click on this link to go to the: St Denys Sailing and Rowing Club.
Malcolm, one of our regulars and a Sailing Club member will be delighted to show you around.
As The Riverside Club is on the 1st Floor of the Boathouse, there are great views from the Bar and Balcony looking over the slipway and down to the river, the Balcony is particularly nice on a balmy summer evening.
To find the Riverside Club and of course The Sailing and Rowing club click on the this link: Map
You can zoom in on the map to see the street layout.
Parking
Street parking is available all around the local roads but is often busy and the local residents do not take kindly to having their drives blocked, there is very good on road parking on Cobden Bridge and in the parking bays at the end of the bridge, these belong to local traders but are not used at night. There is a pathway just over the road from here that goes down some steps , by the House Boats and on to the Club House, a short walk of approximately 2 minutes.
Access
The Riverside Open Mic Night is on the 1st floor of a Victorian building , Wheel Chair access is only possible with the help of willing helpers which can generally be found but this would be at your own discretion and risk. If you have any doubts just call us on one of the contact numbers so we can describe the the Entrance Stairs to you.
