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.

Been to the Tickled Pig on a number of occasions for both business and pleasure…read more Highly recommend, worth a try!!

Not the same owner now called Wimbourne pig. Not as good yet good location. We were upstairs that…read morewas very noisy due to speakers and plastered walls. Food good but hostess knew little about gins available or beer on tap. In transition I suppose. Across the road lively pub with real ale to drown beer sorrows

Can't fault this place! Very pretty from the outside and quaint, on the inside. It's been nicely…read moredone up. Cosy and homey, there's plenty of seating to choose from. Lovely nooks and crannies with couches and more, and a nice patio for warmer weather. If you're looking for a traditional British pub, you've come to the right place. Reasonable prices too. There's a lovely bar with enough beers on tap to suit all palates and more in the fridge. As for the food, they have most of the pub favourites along with steaks and salads as well as some vegetarian options. The set menu is on from Mon-Thurs and is great value at £11.99 for two courses + £2 for three or for a steak meal. I couldn't fit it in, but dessert was full sized and delicious too. Some had a berry crumble or a melba panacotta. If you're in the area, this place is well worth a visit, it won't disappoint!

I'm a value hound with a large appetite for basic British food. The Sandpiper is the best place for…read morethose criteria in Christchurch Borough. Monday-Saturday you can get the following for a fiver if you dine with another (two-fer-a-tenner deal). Outstanding gammon dinner with two eggs, chips and peas. It's a good-sized hunk o' ham; grilled to perfection with near-crackling-quality edges, plenty of chips; fresh-tasting peas (mushy optional). And did I mention the two eggs on top? For the other half of the deal the wife likes the scampi or the chicken: and it's half a chicken, rotisserie style, juicy and gorgeous with no gastro-nonsense pretence. On a Sunday the roasts are outstanding: deliciously cooked meat on plentifully apportioned plates loaded with veg for under six quid (Dec 2010). The Sandpiper is best deal I know for Sunday roast on the Solent.

This is a local resident hotspot! The bar staff are quick, and really friendly. -great place for…read moredarts dinner and sports! They also have a pool table & Tons of teles so you miss no action and their food is great for the cost. I highly recommend it as it is my favorite spot in Christchurch.

The quality of the food at this 'restaurant with rooms' is well documented on their own website and…read morein reviews across the Internet. Suffice to say, we weren't dissapointed - really good hearty country grub, so rich and tender, cooked with love. It's a bit more expensive than other gastropubs or restaurants, but so worth it! We went on a Wednesday and it was pretty quiet. If they could improve one thing it would be to add a little more atmosphere - there wasn't any music when we went, and this made people a bit self conscious I think. But the service, for a restaurant of this quality, was refreshingly unpompous! Worth the trip.

Friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Owners work and live on premises so has very homely feel. Lovely…read morerooms if staying for short breaks. Food excellent, extensive wine cellar. My favorite restaurant in the area and makes excellent base for exploring new forest.

Wonderful pub restaurant. Food was excellent, staff were efficient and friendly, and the place was…read morevery clean, even the toilets!

From the owner: The White Hart is a traditional 200 year old pub sitting on the border of Lymington and Pennington…read more The wood beamed traditional bar area with its log fire leads through to a large contemporary restaurant. There are relaxing spaces for adults on the front patio and a large family and dog friendly garden with play area to the rear. All dogs will be given a very warm welcome, we have treats, toys, water, blankets, dog beer and even their own dinner bowl on a Sunday. The food menu is varied and includes traditional pub dishes, Sunday carvey and exciting specials all using local produce. Kids and Senior menus are available along with a selection of vegan, vegetarian and gluten free options. A charity quiz night is held every Monday and our poker tournament is every Thursday. Sunday nights are popular with great live music including rock, blues, folk and the open mic night. Please see our website for details. The pub has a large car park and is close to local bus routes and the IOW ferry. We are ideally located for the high street shops or the marina near by. We look forward to welcoming you soon.

Top class restaurant in sumptuous surroundings. Superb and attentive service from the moment you…read morewalk through the door. Great place to take that someone special for an intimate and romantic candlelit meal. A little on the pricey side, but you pay for what you get and that is an extensive menu of delicious and imaginative dishes. High recommended.

The most delicious food I have had in a long time- the wild mushroom starter was incredible.... in…read morefact i sang its praises so much my partner still laughs at me several weeks later. It is quite expensive... it cost the 2 of us about £130 for 3 courses each... but it was fantastic. Only slight downer was the fact that although the restaurant was far from full they seated everyone in one corner- which meant we were subjected to hearing all about the soap style dramas going on in the life of a particularly loud girl all evening.

What a surprise! You roll up to what appears to be a pub,but is in effect not!It's described as a…read morerestaurant with rooms. That says it all and where the focus for this hidden gem lies. The family owned place has food to die for with dishes that taste like "an angel crying on your tongue", pure bliss!! My first experience of Michelin quality food and I would go back in a heartbeat. Interesting menus from a blackboard, locally sourced food, fantastic surroundings.How can you beat it. The accomodation is on a par, as is the attention to detail and friendly service with nothing too much trouble. For a short romantic break or special occasion, this is it. On the doorstep of the New Forest and its quaint villages. What are you waiting for! Must be Britain,s best kept secret.

The restaurant with rooms is located in the centre of Sway near Lymington. It is just a few steps…read morefrom the railway station. They have an air conditioned dining room serving excellent food served by attentive staff. It is suitable for disabled people as there is a wheelchair ramp. The menus are changed regularly and they source local produce. Portions of food do tend to be on the small side, so it is perhaps more suitable for the older traveller, and people who want to watch their weight. The proprietor has received many awards in the hospitality industry and has a great eye for detail. I haven't stayed there but have been told that the rooms are of a high standard.

The smell pulled me in the door and I'm so happy it did. Greeted immediately and told to find an…read moreopen table. That's about all the interaction you have with the wait staff, seemed common in these parts and odd to me. lol Ordered off the menu using a QR code at the table. Tried the Passion Fruit Boba and Tacos. Hands down, the best meal of the entire trip! My tacos were perfectly seasoned, didn't even need the sauce that was served with it. Pickled cabbage, guacamole and pico all created the best addition to the meal, even the chips were amazing. Highly recommend!

Stopped in for a solo late dinner on a Friday night and was I thoroughly impressed. Yelp lists…read morethis place as a bar/pub vice a restaurant...probably because of the fact that you order your food at the bar and then they'll bring it out to your table. But that's where the similarity ends compared to most UK pub 'n grubs. I found the atmosphere very relaxed and casual yet kind of chic without being snooty. The bartender and servers were all very polite and welcoming. The food was fantastic; I had the falafel burger (delicious) and lamb skewer tapas (even more delicious). Total with two glasses of wine was less than £20. Will definitely dine there again and probably have the 3 tapas special (£9.95 if I remember correctly).