Reasonable prices and very nice bartenders. I went to this bar a few times during my week long…read morevisit to Isle of Wight.. I was going through some things and the bartender was very consoling... Great bar to visit while in Sandown...

God this place is good. We came on a bank holiday weekend. I had pork with pineapple. It was sort…read moreof a Hawaiian theme. It was absolutely delicious and a pretty big portion. My friends got steak and chicken with fried banana. They were also quite pleased. Dessert was cobbler with ice cream, and absolutely perfect. The ambiance of the place was friendly and warm. If you're on the Isle of Wight, this is a must visit place. Be sure to reserve so that you don't get turned away sad!!

We came to the Yarbridge Inn on a busy Saturday night for dinner, we came early around 6pm as they…read morewere fully booked later in the night. We were a group of 4 and between us tried a wide selection from the menu. The food all came from the Isle of Wight and was delicious, I had a steak which came from a farm in the west of the island and a brilliant named beer "Ale of Wight". For dessert I had a chocolate pudding. The place had a nice relaxed country pub vibe to it, I would definitely recommend.

Gothic. Full-size suits of armour, a skeletal form trapped in the chimneybreast, swords, axes,…read morecobwebs and whatnot all over the place. Nice pint of beer, friendly black lab playing fetch with beermats, clearly a popular pub with the locals. The music did not match the visuals, it was more Simply Minds than The Cure, rather incongruous. Went past it later on in the day, and they had the blacklights on. I bet Hallowe'en is just amazing.

It's A-OK due to the price of wine, 2 glasses of wine £6.00 each! However the food is well worth…read morethe cost, they do have specials on, which are really reasonable on 2 meals. Small table & seating out the front on the pavement.

This place was recommended to me by a random passer - by I've asked for help. The restaurant is on…read more3 levels: the outside deck, the "conservatory" and the inside. I sat in the conservatory to enjoy the view but not the fresh air. Had the catch of the day and my partner the seafood linguine 5 minutes before the kitchen closes(they could've said no but didn't) my partner taught the barman how to make an Antilles "ti ponch" which the barman happily tried and liked. The staff is as amazing as the food was. By far the freshest fish I've had in ages and the linguine is TO DIE FOR.

Serviceable beachfront boozer. Nice pint of Ringwood Old Thumper, generic pub food available. Big…read morewindows give a lovely view of the sea. Obviously gets busy in the Summer season. Just as when you see a "don't walk on the grass" sign you know what used to happen to the lawn, this rather gives the game away: "Shirts and shoes must be worn past this point".

This unique thatched pub nestles on the beach at the foot of the picturesque Shanklin Chine, and…read moredates back to 1817. They have regular live entertainment throughout the season. It is the ideal place to bring the family - dogs and children are welcome - relax and sample the varied menu and their range of good real ales. Open: Mar - Oct, times vary throughout the season.

Charming and quiet, with boaty beach side tables. Inside a bit odd; like you've just walked into…read moresomeones house only to discover they have put a small bar in the living room.

Very bad service I went to use the toilet the amount of money my mum and my brother have put into…read morethis pub just for them to kick me out when I needed a wee is diabolical

The service can be a rather slow here, especially at peak evening meal times, but the quirky…read morewooden-spoon table numbers you get given provide a few minutes entertainment. The range of food available is quite good, and we always find something for even the pickiest eaters in our family to enjoy. The prices are reasonable too, and there's a quiet little been garden with half a dozen tables available. There is also a children's area that is adorned with pictures of the pubs very own little mascot too (Captain Caulk or something along those lines, the exact name escapes me at the moment), it's a pretty cool idea though, and keeps the kids entertained! This is another venue which I can very highly recommend for a sunny day trip out as it's only about 2 minutes drive and walk from Sandown beach too.

Great friendly pub right on the seafront at Seaview overlooking the Solent, Portsmouth and the…read moreForts. You can sit inside, or across the road right by the sea. Great local real ales, and really good food, definitely more than a cut above your normal pub grub. Highly recommend ... and spend a lot of summer evening here after a swim ;)

Pub with just the best view on the Isle of Wight. Very friendly service, popular so recommend…read morebooking! Pub food and bar snack. Tip: grab a picnic table or bench outside and watch the boats up close

Lovely service in a surprisingly spacious pub. I loved the little shop they have, featuring local…read morejams, jellies, oils and vinegars - nice touch! Fantastic play area for the kiddies out in the garden. The food was really great. I had a cheese and pickle sandwich which was absolutely fabulous! A really good spot for lunch.

Excellent for Sunday Lunch. Great carvery for very reasonable price. All the staff are really nice.read more