The best restaurants in Grayshott East Hampshire South East

Visitor to the area. Just had the most amazing piece of skate fish freshly cooked to order. Pleasant staff and lovely dine in option available. Highly recommended!!!

Tremendous food, tasty and grease free. Popular and more specialised dishes were all amazingly tasty. Sizzling lamb, chicken with chickpeas and crispy naan were all highlights. The staff were charming and efficient.

Amazing restaurant.Food and service was spot on.Food came out looking fabulous. Cant fault the taste...will defo be going back

Kaz, if you're reading this, what follows is more to do with how incompetent the Deliveroo platform is rather than how I feel about Frankies (which has always been top drawer). So here goes... Massively late, cold and then some crap about a code. After debating that with the delivery bloke I finally got to sit down and eat my tepid food. Two bites in (keep in mind I need to get a move on before any remaining warmth has left the building) someone at Deliveroo calls because they want to tell me how important the observance of the code system is. All for the bargain price of fifteen quid.

Seems a popular tea room in the centre of Grayshott. We had a pot of tea each as there only appeared to be pots for one and cake. Who does not like cake? My friend had Victoria sponge and I had the lime and zucchini. It was nice to have a good variety of cakes to select from. Service was pleasant with friend,y staff. Both tea and cake are well priced.

Lovely food , good value , lovely staff and Great location . Breakfasts are very nice . Well worth a visit .

Table booked for 915am for breakfast, arrived just after 9, the place wasn’t even open, when we got inside it was cold, service took ages because everyone was late, wouldn’t have minded if someone with manners had bothered to explain what was going on, the owner or manager was more interested in getting her own coffee and being on her phone, to be honest first and last time, staff need a uniform, couldn’t figure out if they are staff or on the way to a school music festival.

I’ve newly moved to Grayshott and went yesterday to this takeaway without any expectations and I was delighted with the outcome. I ordered the large £39 set menu for two and when I opened the bag when I arrived home I was impressed with the presentation with clear plastic tops to the aluminium tins revealing the many delicious looking dishes. The starters were excellent as were the mains and the quality of the ingredients impressed as did the generous proportions of good ingredients such as cashews with the chicken or the prawns. I will be going again and if my next trip is like my last will be certain of becoming a regular customer. Keep it up!

Omg this restaurant is amazing the food is just delicious and the staff go above and beyond, the food is delicious 🤤 would recommend 💯

It was rather empty so marking atmosphere was a bit difficult but the food was good and served promptly and politely

Ordered a delivery, turned up 2 hours late. Called up after 1 hour, guy said 10mins, another 30mins past, guy said 10mins. 2 hours later - really disappointed.

This is just take-out. It seems everyone who orders anything in battered balls in the reviews has a tough time of it, so probably best avoid those. Otherwise, we've ordered from them regularly over the last 6 yrs, and bar one time when something was forgotten, they're always punctual, courteous and the food is nice. Lots of choice and everything's tasty (apart from, evidently, those battered ball dishes).

Extremely disappointing to say the least. We like supporting local small businesses but after trying the counter several times it lacks anything of convenience and we will never be going back for the following reasons: 1. They seem to make up about 4 sandwiches daily and rely on selling solely those concoctions without any variation or ability to make up fresh sandwiches with the ingredients i’d actually like. 2. Don’t bother going in past midday as they’ll have little left out - a little confusing for a spot that would surely be ideal for lunch. 3. Not fresh ingredients. Likely due to the above, sitting in “the counter” all day for that one person who likes that exact obscure creation. 4. Relatively uninterested staff who don’t seem to know a thing about welcoming anyone into their business or care if they spend money. All in all a sad experience, I cannot see how you can keep the lights on with a business model so vague and unenthusiastic. I hope management really take note of the above as this sentiment is echoed by many in Grayshott. Until then - avoid and go to any of the other small coffee shops or even, dare I say it, the BP garage - you’ll have a better experience.