A really nice pub and restaurant located just off the main carpark in Hamble. The pub is divided in…read moretwo, buy a huge open fireplace. Restaurant one side and the bar on the other. Wednesday night is quiz night and is well worth a visit. Weekends are full of friendly faces, but watch out for the flying spider!

Yet another good olde English Pub…read more This pub is just down the road from my grandma's house, so I have taken her here a couple of times. The food is A-OK, and good value. My grandma always seems to go for the fish and chips which is huuuuge and comes with mushy peas. Last weekend I had the 'sizzling salmon' from the specials and it was gorgeous - served on a pile of red peppers and caramelised onion with huge potato wedges and salad. The best things about this pub, are the friendly staff and the views of the sea/boats out of the window. I was also impressed that my round of drinks for four people cost less than a tenner!! I've never tried the deserts as grandma always wants to make us some kind of sweet-thing before we head home... this time I was so full, I couldn't even eat grandma's waffles! It must've been good!

Absolutely love to pay this place a little visit. The pub itself is quite traditional but very well…read morelooked after and has a really nice feel about it. Upstairs you can sit down and eat whilst looking out across the River Hamble at all the passing boats. The food has always been good and doesn't disappoint. The staff are very friendly, it ticks all the boxes. On a sunny day you can get your drink in a plastic glass and sit outside on the edge of the water. Times flies by when I'm basking out there and before I know it I'm a few pints in. Vistied many times in the past and will be back many times in the future.

Located at the bootom of the High street in Hamble, The Bugle is a large friendly pub with a cosy…read moreatmosphere. Real ales served over a large wooden bar in front of open fires. A safe haven from stormy weather in the Solent, you will find many a yachtsman passing through here.

From the owner: You can expect award winning food and a warm welcome when you join us in our waterside Grade II…read morelisted village inn. We have an AA rosette for our dining and an entry in Michelin's Eating Out in Pubs guide, so quality is assured. We offer well-kept local real ales, first class wines and specialty rums and our seasonal menu uses fresh, top quality ingredients, using local produce with traditional roasts available at weekends, as well as children's portions.

A nice little pub that serves good food. I went here with a group of 14 people and the service was…read morefast enough. Some of the menu items are a little of the beaten path (ostrich steak) which is nice, but no wine list to speak of. It suffers from needing a car to get to. 3 stars.

Great food can recommend the hand made cheesecakeread more

As it's been said before the setting of this pub is beautiful. A short walk down a path and you'll…read morefind it at the bottom right next to the water. We were here as a big group and were easily accommodated. It was a nice day so we sat outside and it was really lovely. Service wasn't anything particularly special but the food was very good.

Just had a fabulous meal here. The restaurant is beautiful and homely with open beams and a huge…read morefire place in the bar. Very cosy feel, loads of charm and helpful friendly attentive staff. Would be perfect in the day also with a terrace outside. Leading out on to the marina beach. We shared the Mixed Jesse to start which was lovely my main was a good size and my addition of a meat option was not a problem. The menu is at a good price Just a fantastic venue. Such a good find.

Food amazing, service is good and quick! Can get busy during peak lunch and dinner hour so avoid…read moreif you can!

Worst service ever! We went at Christmas and there was a power cut, which meant all the fridges…read morewere not working. Bartender just threw his hands up and that was pretty much it. Did not try and make the best out of dim lights and bottles of wine or anything. We were happy to sort sandwiches, or anything, but he was just browned off. Went this past weekend 10/4/14 and evil women stared down her nose at us and inquired "what do you want ladies"? There was a party of 10 of us (all adults) coming to look for dinner, and instead of, sorry we are fully booked, perhaps a drink at the bar, wait list etc. it was a genuine dismissal. With that kind of service we will NEVER be back to see if the food was any good or not. Bad review for the blond woman who was SO unpleasant on Saturday night.

A traditional and very old pub with excellent food. Looking…read morefor a bite to eat on a Sunday evening, we tried this old pub which had been a favourite haunt of an old friend. Friendly service and good beer were complemented by some fine food, possibly a little pricey for a pub but well worth it. Breaded mushrooms and breaded whitebait for starters were in plentiful supply and went down well; the grilled gammon also disappeared with some speed though by this time my companion was flagging and had to leave some chips. I did better, my sirloin steak being one of the best I've ever eaten tender, succulent and cooked exactly as I like it, a little to the rare side of medium rare. I was eventually defeated though, and also had to leave some of the splendid chips despite my best efforts not to. Added to a couple of pints of rather nice beer, George Gale's 'Seafarers' bitter', this all made for a very pleasant evening. Definitely somewhere to visit again if I'm in the area.

I have never used the Spinnaker as a pub but often go for their carvery on a Sunday…read more This is probably one of the best carveries in Southampton because of the variety of food. It is also great because you can book which means unlike other carvery's you don't have to wait an hour in the bar area to get served on a Sunday. The price on Sunday is £8.90. This is one serving of meat but unlimited veg and other items. In with the other items are sausages wrapped in bacon. So if like my partner you can eat loads after one dinner you can get another and use the sausages wrapped in bacon as your meat! Desserts are not fantastic but are good as are the Irish coffee's! This place is also a Bed and Breakfast!

Stopped here as part of a tour group. Amazing food, drink selection is very good and the desert is…read moredecadent. Definitely a place to visit multiple times.

Really nice wholesome food and nice fresh fish, served with a good selection of real ales and wine…read more The Victory is another friendly pub in Hamble High street. Weekends are very lively and there is always something going on. Monkeys fist ropes hang from above the bar so that you can steady yourself after a few too many (genius!)