When we have fish and chips we normally purchase them from here. They are local and their products…read moretaste really nice!

Finally got there on a Friday lunchtime. Husband & I both went for a small cod & chips (fish…read moresupper if Scottish). Fish freshly cooked, crispy bater, flaky fish & chips were a nice size & colour, very enjoyable. Friendly lads serving.

We actually did not have food, but ice-cream on the way past from the hatch. I went for a Raspberry…read moreRipple New Forest cone, he went for a Strawberry Mr Whippy, which we didn't even know you could have. I enjoyed mine, yum, however I did have to try his & was quite impressed with the strawberry Mr Whippy

There were six of us, and it was cold outside! We were going to another cafe for a cream tea but…read morethey were busy. We decided to go to the Penguin which is on the main road overlooking the Solent and the Isle of Wight. Do not be put off by the decor. As inside you will find a treasure house of good homemade wholesome food. The portions were good, and the tea and coffee came in decent size mugs. We had Cumberland sausage sandwiches, various pannini's and topped it off with a large and one the best shop bought (home made) flap jacks. In the end we were glad that the other places were full and would go back there again without any hesitation. The prices were also reasonable and they had facilities for little ones.

Came here at 11pm... when it should be at it's quietest…read more It's now 11.27, I haven't even been spoken too in the drive through. Update, just taken my order at 11.39pm. It's now 11.46, waiting to get my food. Now 12am!! Got my food. Absolutely disgusting food. Burgers dry, chips are cold, mushy, and not salty. If i could give 0 stars, I would.

This is a bitty tidy and elegant McDonald's. The staff was friendly helpful and professional…read more But the most important is that is was fast and it also has a drive through and wifi.

A poor experience.Ordered a cheeseburger and truffle fries. About £20! For that, I would expect…read moreexemplary British beef, juicy and flavorful. Instead, I got an over-cooked hockey puck. Completely brown, all juice had left it and it was bit like eating hard brown sawdust. When I enquired whether it was standard practice to overcook the beef to this extent (as it is in Canada, where that is required by law) I was told it was corporate policy. I ate half and gave up as it was a pretty terrible experience. I will not grace their premises again. Perhaps other food is better but I suspect most of their proteins will similarly be ruined by their corporate policy. Waste of an hour of my life to drive over here. I leave faintly angry and disappointed

literally awful, do not waste your time, staff are particularly bad especially the manager, very…read moreunhelpful. Went with my girlfriend and had an awful time, also watch out for the parking charges as they dont let you know you need to enter your reg and you'll be hit with a bill.

This lovely organic farm and restaurant is touring the country this summer - and this weekend they…read moreput their giant yurt up inside an Islington city farm. With no car, I've never been able to get to the original Riverford Field Kitchen so it was wonderful to get the chance to sample their delicious, seasonal menu. It was sort of like being at someone's wedding - minus the boring speeches - with around 80 people sitting at communal tables around the yurt - which thankfully, on a rather chilly, rainy evening, had a nice warm heater in the middle. Baskets of bread and very fresh crudites were brought to the tables for starters, with plates of hummus and beetroot dips - really fresh and delicious. The meat eaters had lamb with white beans for a main - I passed on the rather unexciting veggie alternative , as the side vegetables looked really brilliant - I had some wonderful sauteed greens with wet garlic, roasted carrot and beetroot and some asparagus and broad bean salad, although there wasn't much left after the rest of the people on the table had helped themselves. There was also new potatoes with mint and butter, which I didn't get round to. Then for dessert - trestle tables displaying a huge blueberry pavlova, lemon tart, strawberry rhubarb crumble and some fantastically squdgy chocolate brownies. As our table was the last to be served, I had a bit of dessert anxiety worrying that the brownies might run out - but a quick word with one of the waiters, and our table got to go up before the end of the queue - and the brownie was as good as it looked. There were a few spoonfuls of crumble left for seconds - so I got to taste some of that too - and even though I normally hate rhubarb, it was lovely. I had some very good decaff coffee to finish - and the bill came to a very reasonable £27 each. I really hope they come back next year!

I went for a Homemade lasagne & salad, good sized portion, could not finish, Husband went for one…read moreof the breakfast which had a twizzerly type of hot dog (cant remember what they called it). All very enjoyable. Very clean. plates collected as soon as individuals left, on this visit, not a lot in, but got the vibe this was the routine Friendly Staff Would visit again

it is amazing its chefs kiss its so tasty you want more it just hits the spot is it yummy and it…read moremakes your mouth water

As McDonald's go, this place isn't the best. I know you don't expect too much from McDonald's, but…read moregetting your order correct is kind of important! I don't eat at McDonald much, but if I do, I avoid this place now. The drive through has mucked up my order on numerous occasions. Go to the McD's by the Lido/Bowlplex/Spruce Goose instead.