Great food. Freshly prepared just as you would expect. I am now thinking up special occasions just…read moreso i can go back again.

One of the best surprises in Hampshire, fantastic ambience, nice service and the food was just…read moreincredible. I had a lamb roast that was divide, my wife had an incredible mushroom gnocchi and my daughter had a what seemed a never end.tower of fine chicken breast, English bacon and cheese with a good portion of home made barbecue sauce. Lovely lunch in the middle of the New Forest.

Great service great food would definitely. I had the best hamburger there that I've had in all of…read moreEngland.

Good veggie options at supper and breakfast even though aged steak focus. Pubby ambiance and…read morefriendly staff. Mushroom toast was particularly delicious. Wine focus but several beers on tap.

Came here for brunch. 3 floors of seating - find a table, remember your table number, order at the…read morecounter and they bring your food and drink to your table. Great food, amazing coffee, friendly staff, cozy seating. We ordered: - smoked salmon, scrambled egg, avo on sourdough toast: large portions, creamy and fluffy eggs. My boyfriend was very pleased with his order. - sourdough eggy bread with bacon and avo: it's like a savory French toast with fresh thyme, English style bacon, and there's little roasted tomatoes. I loved this dish!! So so good. - raspberry and Mango smoothie made with apple juice: huge glass, mostly raspberry (I prefer mostly mango) but nice and fresh - iced coffee: made with avo (I know, and it works) and maple syrup. I was curious and it didn't disappoint! I loved that it wasn't served with ice so it didn't dilute. It was smooth, frothy, and just sweet enough without being sickly. Best iced coffee I've had in a very long time! Great value for money, I totally recommend if you're in the area.

Rated by reviewers as one of best locations for views, so I thought I'd give it a try when I was in…read morethe area. It's located in a quite residential seaside community a few miles from the Bournemouth-Poole conurbation, and the location is on the clifftops overlooking the sea and Isle of Wight. To take best advantage of the great views you need one of the tables on the terrace, which has heaters for chilly evenings. The menu has a good basic selection, and a commendably large selection of dishes of the day. When the food arrived the portion sizes were commendably large, and the food tasty. The wine list is good, albeit the selection by the glass could be better. Service is good and unobtrusive, and pricing reasonable.

Very trans continent service people, and very efficient and accommodating and found me a table…read morealthough I had not booked. Seemingly very popular in this area and you can see why with the location. The waiter was very quick and listened to my particular requirements, and there was a choice of different breads, and drinks. It has a little sister next door to called Petit Pebbles, mainly just fish and chips early evening opening. That is very small but highly popular and takes bookings too.

Walked in the rain from our hotel for dinner, but they were out of food by 4:30 pm a Sunday night .read more

Been to Southampton 4 times and don't know how I missed this place before this year. Great…read moreambience, great food and plenty of craft beers. Definitely a must go when in Southampton!

Really awful experience - I like to try to find something good to say but genuinely can't about…read morethis place: 1. my little one was being really clingy and would not sit with my sister, my sister had also broken her hand so I had to carry my little one to order food and drink. I left a £5 tip when ordering as I like to leave something - no one offered to carry my three drinks back to the table, they actually watched me carry each drink one at a time with my little one on my other hip. 2. The disabled toilet was out of order - I know this happens but this should be a priority for them to repair. 3. We couldn't find a table that wasn't reserved, they could see we had a pushchair and simply said it anywhere not reserved rather than try to help us by saying which tables were free to save us traipsing around ten place with the buggy. 4. Cocktails are 241 but they are £14.50 each! This is was I pay in London for 241! Sadly nothing good to say about this venue - we won't be returning unless it drastically changes.

2 for £11 on select dinners every day (chicken salad, mac n cheese, veggie bangers and mash,…read moreclassic beef burger, scampi and chips etc). Best food we've had in England, we've eaten at like 10 pubs

We headed off to Lyndhurst on a spur-of-the-moment whim for an overnight stay at the weekend -…read morehungry after a long walk in the beautiful New Forest, we took a gamble after looking at their menu as we passed by and made a reservation for that evening. The restaurant was very busy when we walked in, a few minutes early: we were invited to take a seat while our table was made ready, which gave us a moment to look at the delicious Szechuan menu again. We were shown to a lovely table in the middle of the restaurant, up close to the wall so we didn't have people brushing past continuously, bang on our reservation time! We selected a random bottle of wine from the menu (an Italian rose) which was very nice. We elected to start with wan-tun soup and grilled dumplings, which came out piping hot and absolutely delicious. The grilled dumplings were so moorish that we could happily have tucked into another plateful! We chose crispy beef with sweet-piquant sauce and panfried squid in blackbean sauce as our mains, accompanied by steamed rice and Yung Chow fried rice (containing meat and prawns). There was a nice lull in between our starters and main dishes being served which gave us time to enjoy our wine and savour the flavours from the starters more fully. The main courses were exceptional - not only in terms of quality, but also quantity! Lovely tender strips of beef were served in a delicate sweet-peppery sauce which was the perfect companion to the Yung Chow fried rice; my partner was very pleased with his panfried squid (again, plentiful quantity) and found the blackbean sauce quite fiery, although still very tasty and not offputting at all. We found the service to be very swift and courteous - the only things we could possibly find fault with was (a) after the first pouring of wine we were left to do it ourselves (not that we minded!), (b) we left the restaurant without being bid farewell, and (c) critically - the smokers stood outside the front door of the restaurant and as it was a fairly warm evening, the door was left wide open and the smoke blew in constantly. Not nice if you are a non-smoker! The food was exceptional; I think this definitely comes into our top 3 Chinese restaurants in the UK. We will definitely return again to the Imperial China next time we are visiting the area - well worth a visit, in our opinion.

We go to this restaurant frequently because the food is great and reasonably priced but mainly…read morebecause the service is exceptional. It is situated in the main street of Lyndhurst opposite the road leading to Cadnam. It is a short walk from the public car park. They serve Chinese and Szechwan food. There is a vast choice on the menu, and the staff will help with selections. The service is quick and efficient I think that they have all been highly trained and it shows. They also do a take away menu which seems to be popular but we haven't tried it yet.

Stopped in to The Greyhound after visiting Corfe Castle. My son and I needed some energy before…read morehiking back to the vacation home we were letting. It's a cozy pub with indoor and outdoor seating in the back garden. Food is good and they have a kids menu with plenty of options. I had the caprese panini with a pickled salad that was excellent. Paired well with the local cider as well. Service was quick and friendly. I'd go back if I was in the area.

On the square in the middle of Corfe village is this great, old, pub. Full of fantastic real ales…read moreand normal beers. Good food and very friendly,fast, service. If you are lucky, and the weather is fine, wander through the bars to the rear of this hostelry to their magnificent open patio area at the back for good views, while supping, of the castle. After a few pints you will be wondering how the hell those knights, in their heavy armour, ever managed to scale the hill lol. Great pub with a great view of the castle.