The Roadmaker Inn and Gurkha Restaurant (used to be called Prince of Wales) public House is one of the oldest Pub in Bordon town since 18th centuries. Bordon lies 5 miles southeast of Alton, 8 miles south of Farnham, 9 miles north of Petersfield and around 20 miles southwest of Guildford town. Also there are surrounding villages such as Liphook, Hind head, Haslemere and many more.
The Roadmaker Inn and Gurkha Restaurant is recently taken over by 4 ex-Gurkhas Mr Ratna Rana, Ganesh sherchan, Kesher Sherchan, and Dil Thapa Magar topbanner02.jpgtopbanner02.jpgwho served over 76 years in total with 1st Royal Gurkha Rifles. During their service they served all over the world. After their retirement from the Forces they have started their first venture owning and running Pub and Restaurant called The Roadmaker Inn in Gorsley Ross On-Wye Herefordshire for last four years. The Roadmaker inn is a very successful and popular Pub and Restaurant in Hereford and Midland itself. And now these partners own The Roadmaker Inn in Whitehill Bordon bringing in quality homemade foods such as authentic Nepalese cuisine, English bar food and Traditional Sunday Roast. This is a place where you can feel friendly, family and safe atmosphere with us. Your satisfaction is our success. We always listen to our customers and their views.
Our Specialities are:
- Tue - Sun : 1200pm - 0230pm - Lunch Menu Special (English & Nepalese) available.
- Mon - Sat : 0600pm - 1000pm - Gurkha (Nepalese Food)
