The best restaurants in Grayshott East Hampshire South East

Best cod and chips I've had for years .well done guys !!

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.

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

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.

Been before a few times, but tonight was disappointing. Starter lovely, main course bland and very red!

Myself and my mum visited the Red Rose Tea Room on Thursday afternoon after a 12km walk in the Devil’s Punchbowl - the cakes we chose were absolutely gorgeous!! We had the Courgette and Avocado cake, and the Honey cake; both were some of the best cakes we’ve had for a very long time. The decor is so endearing, and my mum was so happy when ‘Here Comes The Sun’ started on the playlist - great choice of calming and relaxing music! We will 100% return with friends/family in tow 💕

Revisited April '25 - the coffee is still as good and the eggs on sourdough lived fully up to expectations. I can't tell you exactly what a Bakewell blondie comprises, but it takes Bakewell tart to the next level! Really exceptionally good espresso (I had two, just to make sure) and an amazingly chargrilled bacon sandwich on sourdough which I can still taste now. Fantastic

Oh dear what a shame, always been really glad id but had a very poor experience this evening. Starters arrived in good time but after waiting an hour & a quarter (and having to ask for them) the mains course arrived - cold! Don’t really understand as it was that busy. Perhaps concentrate on those on the restaurant rather than takeaways!!

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!

Chicken burger so good! Kebab was great!! Proper donner meat and salad.

Great Pub, really friendly staff.

Use to love this place, so decided to travel from Bordon to grab what was the best Chinese in the area. Ohh dear, what a mistake. Rude obnoxious young adult on the till, who didn’t even bother to make eye contact during ordering, she was savagely rude to the point if I wasn’t so hungry I would have told her to F### Off. anyway got food to find ribs incinerated, beef in oyster, without oyster sauce as no taste, and special curry that tasted more like Bisto. Shame on you guys, and paid £32 for the trouble. Never again folks. If it’s 2nd generation staff, the retired need to come back, or loose their hard earned legacy.

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.