The best restaurants in Overton, Laverstoke and Steventon Basingstoke and Deane South East

this place is amazing! the people who work here are amazing! the food is fantastic, I shop here all the time. love the uniqueness of the shop, the jewellery is fantastic and they make you feel like fa

Very friendly staff. Visited during the wheelbarrow race and sheep fair weekend which was fun. They had live entertainment on because of that but it looks as if they have music regularly. The food was

Always greeted with a warm welcome. Doesn't matter what time of day you go, the food is always top-notch. It's all cooked fresh to order as you can add items (extra cost, of course). The staff know th

Portion sizes got smaller and price increased. Sorry but won't return. My food was cold but they did provide me with another portion that was smaller than the first.

Tried pub out on recent weekend stay at nearby White Hart. Most expensive of the four pubs in the village for drinks - £3 more for exactly the same two drinks as we had in the Greyhound. However foo

Sunday morning coffee and sausage muffin. Fabulous. Coffee was lovely. Muffin with sausage tasted fabulous. Thoroughly recommend and will definitely revisit

...just stopped for a quick meeting .. Christmas specials were fantastic! pork rolls with stuffing and apple sauce but the menu says different season dishes each day up until Chirstmas..

We ate here after a family day out. They were serving food, which was a big plus as it was the 3rd pub we had tried in the area, and the previous 2 stopped early on a Sunday. The service was OK, and

Overnight stop on way home from Cornwall to Essex. Lovely pub, fabulous room and great food ✔️✔️✔️ Good friendly staff, selection of beers.

we have been going here for years now nothing is too much trouble service good and the owner and his team are lovely thanks for looking after us all this time

I popped in for a cup of coffee on 19th December, just to check out the pub as we had a booking for a family birthday party on 22 December. Another couple asked for the menu and they were told that

Great lunch and friendly service. Was intrigued that a pub called Watership Down with its association with the famous book and film about RABBITS was absolutely full of pictures/paintings / wall

So disappointing. Chewy batter on the fish and chips were awful. The food I guess had been sat for a while. £19 for two small fish, one sausage and two chips and honestly, it was awful. Such a shame

Stale scones, poor, lukewarm cappuccino, surly staff. In a village where there’s no competition, complacency sets in