We have just visited at lunch time the Wheatsheaf in east street titchfield…read more Fantastic service lovely lady who helped us and guided us through the different options and so much was home made delight! The food was fantastic delicious variety to choose from and you could tell it was home made scrumptious! Totally recommend and the lady who served us is a first class ambassador for the company .

Wow! we knew that the Wheatsheaf pub had just had their dining area refurbished so we decided to…read moregive it a try. Well The Wheatsheaf really is the jewel in Titchfield's crown. The new dining area is very contemporary, clean and welcoming, the staff are efficient and helpful without being in your face. Nothing seems to be too much trouble. The food is superb! Beautifully cooked and presented. We ate far more than we would normally(and that's saying something!) simply because we wanted to try as much as possiblethe Creme Brulee was the best I have ever had served to perfection alongside strawberries and raspberries, yum. It was quite busy when we visited, friday evening and there was a real buzz about the place. On talking to our waiter (John, I think) he was saying what a good place it was to work which I felt was extremely refreshing. Our compliments to the chefs and full marks all round to everyone, you should be very proud. Definately the best reastaurant in the area.

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.

After visiting the beautiful Titchfield Abbey we were ready for lunch. This was just a one minute…read moredrive down the road. Plenty of parking for customers (even some spots under the trees in the shade). First things first: Food was pretty average and I'd give three stars. But location and atmosphere are great and relaxing. That deserves an extra star. It's really an old mill right at a small river. The pub is beautiful inside as well and has a charming outside area to have lunch and dinner. Since it was a hot and sunny day we took a table outside. Our Bulldog was welcome as well. Ordered fried shrimp, shrimp & scallops and Fish'n'Chips. Since I was driving I had a coke instead of a beer. Fried shrimps were ok. Can't (almost) go wrong with fried food. The cooked shrimp and scallops were quite very good, nice herbal sauce. Fish'n'Chips were fine. Hot and crispy. Staff was friendly. Ordering by app was easy and prices fair. Food was all fine. But just nothing really different or special. Apart from the scallops/shrimp maybe. But still: An enjoyable lunch in a great setting.

EUGH! Probably the worst fish and chips I've had in a long, long time! Truly terrible. Over…read morecooked, dry shrivelled-up medium sized piece of Pollack concreted in heavy, over-done greasy batter. Not nice. This was the cheaper (£8.95) of the two fish options on the menu. I would go back and try the other one, in case they just had an off night. But really, there is no excuse for this! Friends had Hunters Chicken and Pork Belly, which they said was ok, but also looked over cooked to me. However, that being said; this was a busy warm, cosy, rambling pub with both Doom Bar and Hobgoblin on tap - two of my favourite beers atm.

Been going there for years, and never had a problem. Staff are always friendly and the food is…read morealways great. Would highly reccomend.

Dim sum is very nice from a Chinese view. Better go there during the week day instead of weekend!read more

If you expect a cosy place beside the water, then this is not for you. I like it as it has…read moreretained it's character of being the 'Bakery', you can imagine the bread being put into the ovens, which are open. Sat at a old wheel which had been turned into a table. Loads of seating area inside & outside, they have made one half as the bar area & the other half as dining. Celebrated the 1st year of being open on Sat past. £10.90 for a vodka & soda, vodka & diet coke, Bacardi & lemonade.

Fabulous waterside bar & restaurant with huge outside seating area overlooking the harbour and a…read morefantastically renovated industrial shabby chic interior

An absolute experience to remember!!! From the starter to dessert, a wholesome, classy three course…read moremeal filled with distinct flavor!!! I've been in Europe for three weeks and this is my first visit and the food and service was stupendous!!!! After five countries visited, I may say that Lauros Brassirie had the best food i've had all month, maybe even all year!!! What a wonderful experience, I highly recommend this place to all you yelpers!!!!!

Friendly, family run, good food, buzzy atmosphere, very popular with the local crowd. Mediterranean…read morethemed dishes, good fish selections. Enjoyable evening.

Best Restaurant in Fareham. Excellent service and superb food. Definitely will visit again.read more

Truffles Fareham is amazing. My husband and I are regulars there. Dallas, the head chef, is a…read morewonder in the kitchen. Go to their website and get yourself on the mailing list because they regularly have a £10 off voucher when you buy two 2 course meals. The value is excellent. Make reservations on Friday and Saturday evenings because they're regularly full. It's French cuisine done well and affordable.

This is a Beefeater. Visited on a Saturday afternoon, not busy at all, friendly Staff. Husband had…read morea sirloin steak which he said was the best he has had out in a long time, I went for Paprika chicken it was very nice. They do 'bottomless chips', but did not take advantage off as there was more than enough on plate. Will visit in future.

The girlfriend and I love to pop in on a weekend and grab some brunch. The food is so good and they…read morealways have a stock of delicious homemade cakes. It is set very close to the seafront so once you've finished stuffing your face you can burn off some calories strolling along the seafront. The cafe itself isn't the largest but we always manage to find a seat, you can even sit outside on a nice day. It's full of quirky little craft type items that are all available for sale. Can get very busy at peak times on a weekend so be carfeul, we've seen the food waiting time go as high as an hour.

An excellent place for breakfast and lunch. The food is very high quality and service is good…read more Breezes can get very busy though and is popular with the locals so at peak times you might need to wait for a table

I can't even remember how many times this place has come to the rescue when I'm "dying" with a…read morehangover. Ideally situated just a stumble from my house, I can get myself in there and fixed up with consumate ease. Perfect. It's not the biggest cafe in the world and can get pretty busy at peak times but all you have to do is find yourself a table and you're in. It's not in the most scenic spot (on the A27), nor is it especially pleasing on the eye but one thing this place can do well is cook a breakfast. Everything is cooked fresh to order and never fails to hit the spot. All about the breakfast for me, and I love it.