The Terrace Restaurant in Isle of Wight - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

It’s closed ! It’s not open. It’s not open today. It’s shut. It’s very closed. Very closed but not open and also it’s closed

Popped n after our tour round the house for refreshments, the cakes were delicious and good selection of drinks. Chairs on the terrace could have been motte comfortable but loved the place Staff nice too Bit of a trek to the toilets

Small cafe only doing take out when I visited, ordering could have been more efficient not menu longish queue when decisions could have been made before getting to counter - didn't seem to know what was in the fridge below counter they took out and read each one. Table nicely spaced and arranged in the garden but 1/2 were under deep water - could have been reorganised as rain was night before. Baguettes were fresh and filling good with good coffee,

Well congratulations! It takes an enormous amount of training to produce such terrible service. Weeks of work to perfect that scowl. Months of effort to learn how to slam down a baguette at someone - and bonus points for not even bothering with a plate. And well done on offering lukewarm coffee. All in all you made it so very memorable - in the worst possible way.

Disappointed not to be able to have a proper meal befitting this great house and also to find only Jacket Potatoes and sandwiches all gone by 1.00 pm

Sat outside as inside was fully booked. Staff seemed overworked as only one member of staff during most of our visit. Order took a long while to arrive (20min) and then drinks forgotten, when they arrived (another 10mins) one drink was missing. Food itself was good but pricy for what it was and service a big let down.

Booked for three adults in advance and was given a nice table right opposite the marina. The restaurant was recommended by friends and it was definitely worth the wait. The menu is varied and reasonably priced. Service was good and attentive, when the food arrived it genuinely was beautifully prepared, piping hot and tasted incredible, it’s obvious a talented kitchen team work here. The washrooms were also super clean. I can’t find a single thing wrong with this wonderful place and very very highly recommended it. Thank you to the whole team, we’ll be back one day !

Ein wunderschöner Raum/Saal, der mal als Tanzsaal, dann als Kapelle diente. Die Bedienung ist sehr zuvorkommend, das Essen gut, die Atmosphäre prima...was will man mehr?

myself and husband booked Afternoon Tea here. We had a amazing food. The staff were really lovely. We couldn't eat all the cake so they suggested a doggy bag, which we accepted. thoughtful member of staff.

Great food and really good portion sizes, the open sandwiches were amazing and the kids cream tea went down a treat. The staff were polite and very welcoming. Steph the manager was really accommodating and made our lunch more enjoyable.

I sat at the only empty table outside to enjoy the veiw but a member of staff said they could not serve me at that table because it did not have a number!!! I decided to keep my money and they could do without my custom.

We visited for lunch this week, we arrived just after 2pm and waited around 10 minutes for someone to acknowledge us at the please wait to be seated sign. There were lots of tables free however the server said they wouldn’t be able to seat a party of six so I suggested we be separated into 2 groups of 3 which they reluctantly agreed to. We ordered food and drinks and the food was lovely, however with the hot drinks they had run out of tea spoons! (I would have thought they would have got someone to wash some - but for the next 30 mins I watched people either using their knife or fork or being given desert spoons) This restaurant has so much potential to be excellent but it really needs to sort out its staffing and perhaps I would put a notice up advising customers that you can’t have just tea and cake until after 3pm as I witnessed a number of customers queue at the sign for a long time only to be turned away.

Lovely service, the afternoon tea was a little different but lovely lots of delicious food had afternoon tea for two, Ham plate, and coronation chicken. Have read below but did not find any negatives as listed, lovely location great service great food. It was very busy.

We booked in advance six cream tea’s . While in the IOW holidaying . The food was very good BUT ! the service in the restaurant was dreadful , the cream teas consisted of a basket of bread rolls and we each has a platter of a spoonful of coronation chicken, two match box size pieces of ham with a pickle on top . Our table was far to small for six ! so when the cakes arrived on 3 double cake stands these had to e left and a different table ! . 1. THIS ABOVE IS IN NO WAY A ENGLISH CREAM TEA 2. THE SERVICE WAS DREADFUL ,my daughter cleared the table ! and placed the 3 cake stands on the table but we had not any tea plates ,daughter went to ask for tea plates and the male waiter brought gray large dinner plated ! At the point l to,d him to take those plates away and bring tea plates , he returned with HOT PLATTER PLATES and only 5! . I went to complain and told the female manager just how appalling the service was and also explained after visiting the Royal Home of our Queen Victoria and Albert , the restaurant had let the members in the house down along with the catering staff as the food was very nice , served in a very strange manor all being it is advertised as a CREAM TEA , WITH UNTRAINED RUDE WAITING STAFF . VERY SAD TO END THE EXTREMELY INTERESTING AND BEAUTIFUL DAY AT SUCH A WONDERFUL HISTORICAL HOUSE . SHAME ON THOSE IN THE RESTAURANT!!! .

The service was not just poor it was bad so bad my wife actually complained and in 35 years of marriage I have never seen her complain, she has seen me complain I dislike writing negative reviews, the food when it arrived was good Great spot, good food just get the service right

Visited with my family and advised on entry the lack of cheese as they had run out, that suited us and we very much enjoyed our meals, children having afternoon tea and us having mackerel and bhaji...very tasty a bit of a wait but it is to be expected when very busy. Overall a very pleasant experience , staff were very efficient but very busy. Over all a very enjoyable experience very reasonably priced .

What a beautiful room,very informative staff told us the history even though they were incredibly busy. Food was good and tasty we had the cauliflower bhaji and the sausages we both enjoyed our meals.The restaurant was very very busy would advise you book in advance . Didn't help it was raining .

We visited the terrace restaurant at Osborne and after being turned away and having to book, which in fairness I understand as it was busy, we eventually sat down to a very nice meal. 2 sausage and mash, a falafel burger and a cheese plate. Service however was appalling. Completely inattentive, neglectful and rushed. We wanted dessert and more drinks but after having our meals delivered, didn’t interact with a staff member until I paid. We waited for 25-30 mins after completing our meals and several staff walked past carrying food and clearing tables but none came to us to check on our meals, clear our plates or ask if we wanted anything else and I frankly refused to put my hand in the air like a schoolchild asking to go to the toilet. There were more than enough staff to cope with the covers but there were two occasions during our wait whereby there were no staff in the dining room at all. The whole experience felt like a clear case of poor management taking advantage of having a captive audience. On the high street, this restaurant would not survive. Considering the price for sausage and mash, a veggie burger with wedges and a plate of cheese and bread I cannot overstate how disappointing the lack of service was.

A busy lunch time but helpful staff found a table.Order taken quickly but food is cooked individually so a short wait is necessary

I came to the Isle of Wight with my mother for a little get away and we were really looking forward to visiting Osbourne house and having an afternoon tea. The house itself was great but on arriving at this ‘restaurant’ we waited ages for a member of staff to come great us (you have to wait you can’t just walk in). Then when she did come over she was extremely moody and seemed as though we were wasting her time. Once I asked for an afternoon tea for two she got snappy and said that we couldn’t have one as we hadn’t pre-booked. I hadn’t know that you have to pre-book and they never mentioned it at the entrance either, she then followed up with “cream teas only or cake!”. I asked if they were doing the other food as there was a menu outside with other lunch options on it, she rolled her eyes and then seemingly begrudgingly sat us at a table. When she brought us over a menu the only options were a cream tea, a slice of Victoria sponge or a shortbread along with the drinks options. When I asked again about the lunch options she said they couldn’t do them but offered no reason as to why and just walked off. As we were hungry we both went for a cream tea but we were so disappointed. It was bad enough that we weren’t going to be able to have an afternoon tea but why have a lunch menu outside if you’re not willing to serve it??

We visited Osborne with family. The terrace restaurant is in such a beautiful setting, but the menu and food is extremely poor. The choices are limited and expensive. The food itself was not good. Child’s sausage and mash was very small, tasted nice but small.

We ordered a scone and two cheese platters and some drinks.

Husband and I went here after touring the house. Pleasant enough staff and nice setting but just not enough staff so long waits to order,waiting for food etc

Osborn House is a delight but DO NOT book afternoon tea at the Terrace Restaurant. We recently made this mistake and booked the Victoria Hall Afternoon Tea - it was appalling and we could not eat it. In Queens Victorias time, Osborne House was famous for its wonderful cakes and puddings. I think Queen Victoria would turn in her grave if she saw the unappetising offering in the Terrace Restaurant. My advice - take a picnic !

Recommend you book as very busy, lovely food and efficient service, had the mackerel and the cheese plate good fresh lunch, had to wait due to how busy the terrace was but enjoyable and not too pricey. .

Visited today (18 July) and looked forward to lunch after tour of very overcrowded

Barely anything on menu. Daughter had Falafel burger with wedges, I had 2 sausages, wedges and gravy. Daughters burger bun was dry and about 3 days old. Her 4 wedges were greasy. My 2 sausages were ok but 4 wedges were greasy. Gravy very thin. I could have had truffle mash but the idea of truffle oil mixed with mash didn't appeal. I had Latte, daughter had tea. So barely any food and the cost was £25.40. If you go to Osborne house, go in the cafe. Much better. Avoid this restaurant. If you can call it that.

Service was inattentive, inconsistent and entirely lacking in common sense. Waited indefinitely to be seated until finally going and finding a table ourselves, which had not been cleared from the previous diners. A first person came to take our drinks order, but didn't take away the empty glasses. A second, different person brought the drinks and took our food order, but *still* didn't take away the empty glasses, despite now carrying an empty tray. My friend ended up taking them back to the kitchen herself. After a long delay (it wasn't busy!) a third, different person brought out three of the four meals we'd ordered - the fourth was nowhere to be seen, and worse, they'd not provided any cutlery. We asked for cutlery and our server said, "Oh - I'll ask my colleague to sort that out for you" and disappeared! As our food began to go cold, my friend went in search of knives and forks. Eventually a person number 4 appeared with the cutlery apologising for the delay, and brought out the fourth meal. The food itself? For the price we were paying - decidedly average. I had the sausage and mash: it was a small lump of mash, tiny jug of gravy and two sausages, with no greens. I was left hungry. Save yourself the frustration, money and time - and enjoy the nice setting with a picnic.

Not much outdoor seating if you have a dog with you, some places should be reserved for dog owners as we dont have the choice of inside or out.

Looked forward to lunch at The Terrace Restaurant at Osborne House. What a let down. Food was consistently terrible. We each ordered a different dish and the burger bap, toast for the mackerel and the naan with the bhaji were all dry, stale and inedible. On the next table, the daughter had to assist her mum and try to cut the toast. She did not succeed! Dreadful overpriced “food “. Will not go again. Did think of warning customers in the queue, but that would have been a full time job.

We waited over 10 minutes to be seated no eye contact with any staff or acknowledgement that there was a que.

Lovely setting in beautiful grounds you would except the restaurant to be of a good standard. We arrived for lunch, after being ignored for 15 mins we asked for drinks and some menus, we had to ask one of the 4 members of staff chatting if they would take our order. This maybe a bit picky but the young man who took our order had filthy fingernails. The food was ok but over priced, the noise made by one member of staff stacking plates was unbelievable I’m not sure how he managed it. We had to ask for the plates to be cleared and to see a dessert menu and again for someone to take our order, it was taken by a member of staff who look as if she really did not like her job. I paid the bill and said there would be no tip as the service had been terrible and the reply was ‘fine’ I said I would be posting a review and the response was ‘fine’.

Visited the special Victoria birthday exhibition and decide to treat ourselves to lunch, big mistake. Had to wedge the table as it was not level- it must happen every day. Not impressed with the menu choice but chose Mackerel on a piece of toast with a pathetic few scraps of salad. The crusts were left- too tough to eat. We waited over half an hour for this, had some wine while we waited and decided to forgo dessert. we noticed several others around us had the same experience with the crusts being left on the plate; do kitchen managers not notice. With people queuing to pay and others waiting to come in, making a complaint we decided was not an option. Will not be going again until we find out from other Islanders if things improve.

Ordered drinks with a cream tea and a ploughman’s salad. The drinks and cream tea turned up with no sight of the ploughman’s. After a while, we asked where it was to be told that the cream teas were from the cafe kitchen whereas the ploughman’s was from the restaurant kitchen.

There are several refreshment locations at Osborne House. This one is part of the house itself, a lovely setting looking across the terraced gardens and down to the beach. There’s lots of seating inside and a few tables outside on the terrace itself. It’s table service by friendly young staff. We just had coffees but there are a variety of food options. We enjoyed stopping here to relax during our visit to Osborne House.

We sat outside so that we could see the vista beyond the garden, the waiter was very accommodating and sat us down very quickly. Order was given and swiftly brought out most enjoyable.

Firstly Osbourne house itself is worth a visit and the restaurant is lovely with a beautiful placing on the grounds. Tables and chairs are nicely spaced and offer a nice atmosphere... should anyone have been there!

This restaurant is rubbish - not cheap, and at 1.30 they announced to people queuing that there was no food available because they were too busy!

Visited with friends. Had booked table but distressing for people who hadn’t. They were in queue before us and unceremoniously turned away by restaurant manager and told restaurant too busy to take them. We almost had the same treatment until he was told we had booking. The restaurant was practically empty.

Having enjoyed a lovey stroll around the magnificent grounds of Osborne House and a fascinating tour of the beautiful house itself, our thoughts turned to that most traditional of English customs, afternoon tea!

Just the place to refresh yourself after a good walk around Osbourne house and gardens. Good food and affordable.

We had an absolutely superb lunch at this restaurant. The food was perfect, and the service from the friendly, efficient staff was first class. We were even offered a jug of water without having to ask for one. A great experience.

A lovely light lunch of soup and a dessert with tea cost £11.50. The dessert was cherry and marshmallow cheesecake ... it was one of the best desserts I have ever had. Staff did tend to stand around and we only got our dessert when I turned around and looked at them. It was if they were waiting to "clock off ".

We had a decent lunch at The Terrace although the choices were limited. Three of us had the ham and cheese platter with a delicious marmalade and fresh crusty bread. The service staff were great and very friendly. Nice open area with quite a few tables and a beautiful view dish to the sea.

My disabled father was refused a glass of water by what seemed to be the manager as he was 'too busy'. Dad had just pushed his mobility scooter quite a distance as it had broken down and he was in quite a poor state, as you can imagine for somebody who needs a scooter in the first place! He then almost refused to get my father a coffee.

Totally amazing as always took a close friend his first time he also loved it the sun was shining we had the most perfect day

This could be super but just fell below expectations. The menu could do with a rethink as could the pricing structure.

This property is very large and if you dont want to carry a picnic then this place is fine for lunch. Not an extensive menu but good quick service at reasonable prices.

Nice meal here. The young man working front of house would have benefitted from some assistance but the food was good, waitresses were attentive and inside was a pleasant surprise from the outside space which looked like an after thought.

We were greeted by a friendly and well organised host. He gave us our requested table for two in the shade looking out onto the sunny colourful garden with blue seas and white sails beyond. I had the warm savoury blue cheese muffin with garlic creme fraiche and vegetable slaw and my husband the tomato focaccia with black pudding, egg mayonnaise and watercress. As international visitors, we were delighted to try different English dishes and found them delicious. The wine, tea and coffee were all of top quality and so was the service. I would definitely recommend finishing off your tour of Osborne with a relaxing meal at this restaurant.

We first arrived and there was a sign saying ‘please wait to be seated’. We stood for around 5 minutes and no one came to see us so we went in and asked if we sat down or would we be seated the lass rudely said ‘you get seated one minute!’ It took them a few minutes to find us a table but there was plenty of them, we were then told we could have this table in the window but we must be gone within the hour as they had a booking a 3pm which was fair enough I understand but then it took them 15 minutes to come take an order even though they new we just wanted a drink and then we were sat waiting for another 15 minutes waiting for 4 teas to arrive! We got fed up of waiting so got up and left before they arrived. If they’d had arrived but weren’t done for 3pm we would’ve sat there because we could’ve easily been out if they served us! I’d understand if the restaurant was busy but it wasn’t there was more staff than tables and nothing was getting achieved!! I work in a restaurant as a manager my self and would not tolerate this kind of service from my team!! My dad asked at the reception for a manger but was told there wasn’t a duty manager available after being told this it was obvious no one was leading the team it was like the place was ran by school kids! I had to give 1 star as I had to rate it something but wouldn’t give it any

Beautiful trip for Sunday lunch before Christmas. Truly fine food and beautiful location, and a nice walk in the grounds after :-)

Beautiful room in which to experience a late morning glass of wine paired with dessert. Friendly, attentive staff, a delightful way to enjoy a rest before going back out in the midday sun.

We were quickly found a quiet corner that could accommodate our baby buggy. Service was pleasant, professional and prompt and our food (mackerel for some, ciabattas and a pie) was delicious. The loos are remarkable: clean and hygienic and doubtless the best o the island!

This is OK but they have a captive audience of visitors to Osborne. Its what you would expect really - food Ok drinks OK but more expensive than is really necessary. In a large hall that used to be something but it just makes children's noise more annoying.

A limited hot food menu but adequate, lots of salad choices available too. Efficient waitress service. Food was tasty and well presented in a pleasant setting.

Having visited the house decided to go to the terrace restaurant but told a 15-30 minute wait so decided to visit entrance café. Menu is high quality but perhaps not what you want at mid day

Great lunch venue. Staff very friendly and welcoming. We were lucky to get a table as it gets very busy. Lots of other places to eat at Osborne but this is the best.

Had lunch here. My wife had a really tasty crab sandwich with very nice slaw and sweet potato wedges. My hallumi ciabata was good however after seeing the mountains of extras on her meal I had a fair amount of food envy.

Decided to use this restaurant due to weather. Would not really call it Terrace as it was just a few tables outside on a bit of grass. Inside however was very nice. Menu a bit sparse but fairly good. Bit expensive but not overly so.

Glorious day so opted to make the best of it and dine al fresco.

We had a relaxing day at the fascinating Osborne House, East Cowes, and the day was made more delightful by the fast, cheerful service at the restaurant at Queen Victoria's favourite residence.

Called in for lunch on a sunny but chilly day, the outside seating was full so we decided to sit inside. We were shown seats near an open door so were frozen, we asked if the door could be closed and initially it was but kept being left open. The food itself was expensive. My advice would be take a picnic.

We had lunch there are altho there were only three choices of main course, they were all good and at around £10, were excellent value. The setting is sublime. Good service too.

We ate here on a Tuesday at lunchtime. We booked as previous reviewers said it could get busy and it was. The setting is lovely, a spacious pretty dining room with views out over the terrace of Osborne House. You can also eat outside. The service was very good, nice friendly staff, as was the food. The reason I haven’t given it five stars is because there are only 3items on the main menu, ( one veggie) plus soup and sandwiches, which doesn’t give you a large choice. There is a separate dessert menu. However the food was delicious. I would have liked linen napkins and flowers on the table for such a distinctive setting so maybe a thought for the future?

Aviod the chicken with apricots and nuts. Mine came with 6ozs of shredded uncooked onion. This could have serious health consquences. But manager apologized took 50% off bill. Shame no chf on duty awful portion control. Not 1 tomato cucumber or piece of dcent lettuce in the salad. Will not return.

We were lucky enough to be able to take advantage of some lovely weather and sit outside. The service was very good and the waitron listened to my order then went to enquire from the chef. I have an allergy, he then reported back and said tht they could adapt my order accordingly. The crab sandwich with sweet potatoe wedges was excellent.

We stopped for afternoon tea whilst visiting and really enjoyed it. Staff were all very helpful and service was quick. Would just recommend slightly more sandwiches and fewer cakes. We have a “sweet tooth” but it was too much sugar for us and did lessen...

We were greeted by the very polite and friendly Betty who advised us on the table with the best view and shared the history of the elegant room. We opted for afternoon tea which came for each person with ham, egg mayo and cucumber sandwiches, two scones, clotted cream and jam, shortbread, a large chocolate eclair, chocolate torte, a tartlet, and raspberry macaron. We could choose the macaron flavour from pistachio, chocolate, vanilla or raspberry. There was a variety of teas though I chose coffee instead of tea. We didn't have a long wait for it to arrive. Everything was delicious and there was far more than we could comfortably eat in one go. The staff took our left overs away and they quickly came back with everything wrapped up in a paper carrier bag. Given the quantity and variety we thought it was good value for money.

We visited today, and after walking around in the rain and cold, a nice cup of tea was needed! We...

Greeted with the phrase: I think we can fit in a cream tea - did not make us feel welcome....

Yes, it is a little pricey and the menu is a little different but on a trip to Osbourne House,...

If you do fancy a beer then this is the only place in Osborn House you can get one. Nice...

A lovely meal with great staff who make it look easy (it isn't). Good food in lovely surroundings at reasonable...

A little expensive, but a beautiful setting. Staff friendly and efficient and food really tasty. Worth it for the ambience...

My wife and I came to visit the castle and thought we grab a bite after. We have been put...

Just had to 'do' lunch while visiting Osbourne house and where better than the Terrace Restaurant. Picked the smoked mackerel...

Beautifull setting and very convenient at the end of a fairly long walking visit to the main house. Ample tables available. However the embargo on any visitors not wanting the expensive set lunch menu between 12 and 3pm and the consequent attitude of the manager who stood guard over the tables was disgraceful. This house is expensive to visit and the Terrace area is ready made for family and older visitors to take respite. A rude custodian is no ambassador for English Heritage especially when volunteers and staff in the main house are friendly and knowledgeable. We were not alone in being disappointed at his behaviour and attitude.

Extremely polite and attentive staff. Food was also top notch. When we visit again we have promised ourselves to try...

It's crazy that to obtain a cup of coffee or light snack at lunchtime visitors are expected to retrace their...

The restaurant was busy with booked lunches, although 11:50 seemed a little early for lunch. We had elevenses which entailed a long wait but was excellent when it arrived.

Food of a very high standard ,staff very efficient nice surroundings all make for a pleasant meal. a nice place to visit.

We only had time for some cakes and tea after a day at Osborne House but they were wonderful. The restaurant was busy, but we found a table within a few minutes. The Victoria Sponge was perfectly made, if you have the time, stop and visit.

The food was ok but we didn't appreciate standing for at least five minutes while one waiter cleared and set a table, even though were tables already set. Just a basic lack of customer focus and no-one apparently in charge, just some very nice young people doing their best. Second rate which is not acceptable at an attraction off this calibre.

The elegant restaurant was pretty full when we ate as a group, yet service was slick and efficient. Our main of grilled chicken was just enough for lunch and the eaton mess to follow was delicious. There is a good range of soft drinks, beer and wine to complement the meal. Well worth spending an hour to enjoy a well-presented meal in elagant surroundings

Simply stunning cannot say a bad word about this place such a lovely building steeped in history with fantastic views of the Solent and beyond.

My friend and I visited this restaurant when we were on a trip to the hose with National Coaches. This is a self service café and was very busy but the queue was quick to move. The standard of food was excellent/

Sit and admire the garden whilst being served coffee and cakes. This terrace is a sunken garden and a sun trap .Highly recommended as a pit stop on your tour of the grounds.

This made a very pleasant end to the tour around Osborne House and gardens. The house and the gardens are magnificent but you might end up walking 2-3 miles, there are courtesy buses and it is uphill back from the beach. Service in the restaurant was very pleasant the decor could have been a little better, bare floorboards, no tablecloths, but the afternoon tea was very nice, lovely fresh sandwiches and cakes with scones with jam and clotted cream, also choice of teas and coffees which were refillable. This cost £32 for two which isn't bad, we paid £40 for two at Chatsworth House earlier this year. They will also serve sandwiches and some hot lunches but it did seem very busy at lunch time, we took our afternoon tea at 2.45pm and the inside restaurant was only half full. Very enjoyable and you can upgrade to Prosecco or Champagne if you wish.

Osborne House is a marvellous place to visit and I am happy to recommend the whole experience to everybody.The Terrace Restaurant offers a lovely range of food, the service is first class and the prices are not too high all things considered.The traditional cream tea I sampled was very good, beautiful scones, tasty Tiptree Strawberry Jam and Roddas very best Cornish clotted cream - it was a delight.I also sampled a glass of Isle of Wight Rose wine which was surprisingly good and sent me off in search of a vineyard the next day.You must visit Osborne and the Terrace Restaurant compliments the visit very well.

This is the nicest of the restaurants on the grounds of Osborne House. Located in the Queen's former chapel, there is both inside and outside seating. The wait staff are attentive, the food was delicious. and the location is great to give you a place to take a break from sightseeing.

waited nearly a. hour for food , my mother in law asked the waiter about the. dishes which he. had. no clue about , once. he had are food he was. wiping he face and. talking. to the young manger about very strange. things. that familys should not be hearing ........my mother. in. law asked a young chef about a dish and where the toilet was. who. was very pleasant. and helpful unlike the waiter who needs. to work. on his. manors .....lovely day out. apart from. that

We sat outside it's a good idea to book. The service was great and the lunch too. This was where we also had a cold glass of wine. The. Views from the terrace were amazing. The sun was shining which made the visit even bettet

We were very happy to choose our lunch here whilst visiting Osborn House. The service was attentive and efficient. The food was well presented and well received. We particularly enjoyed the Mackerel and the girls were very content with their cheese sandwiches. A good example that cost and quality need not be linked as we have paid far more whilst visiting the Isle of Wight but not left with the same sense of satisfaction.

Lovely food not the usual fast food, pleasant surroundings lovely light lunch served by helpful staff.

Lovely place to break up our day-long visit. Not cheap, but worth it. We were able to sit outside on the terrace and enjoy the views across the gardens.

Lucky enough to be invited to a wedding reception here, the quality of food and service was equally outstanding. The food tasted freshly prepared and all the guests were served in a prompt and timely fashion by the professional catering team. None of that dreadful waiting between course so often experienced at weddings.

Excellent choice of food on the menu. We selected cheese & ham ploughmans' as wanted to walk around immediately after eating! Goodly amount arrived. Service excellent and taken straight to a table.

Lunchtime luxury. Excellent food with polite, friendly and courteous service. Can thoroughly recommend their crab and prawn sandwiches.

Handy to have a good restaurant on site here as Osbourne deserves 2 to 3 hours at least. Restaurant was very busy and it seems most people book. They managed to fit our party of six in without waiting too long. Good light lunch/afternoon tea menu and a good selection of drinks.