The best restaurants in Selborne East Hampshire South East

Delicious beers and excellent service. Highly recommend. Speaking of delicious, there was a strapping ginger lad there called Christopher. Tall and eloquent. Surprisingly intelligent. Yet quirky in a Ron Weasley kind of way. If you read this Christopher, send me a message!

Lovely, friendly coffee shop. I broke down in Selborne and the owner was amazingly helpful. I had a mocha which was far better than the nationwide coffee shops.

Incredible! We came in for an impromptu lunch with friends of ours. The food is out of this world and gorgeously presented. The staff are super friendly and super knowledgable about their beautifully crafted seasonal menu. The selection of wines, cocktails and local beers will leave you with a choice for everyone. The decor of the whole building is alluring and eye catching. They cater for every needs and even had treats for our little dog. Will be back again and again and telling all our family and friends about this local gem.

Went today for a Sunday roast first time. Definitely going again beautiful dinner and pudding. A special mention for the lady serving the tables today, her name was Agata very polite,helpful and extremely hard working a great asset to this business for sure.Many thanks Agata for a wonderful Sunday afternoon (even hubby said ‘Best meal and service’ we have had for months. See you again soon

Had breakfast here on Saturday and had a really good experience. Food was well prepared and staff were lovely. Marks down though for the chocolate frogs not jumping around like they do in the movies...

Such friendly staff. Delicious and reasonably priced Sunday lunch. The garden was delightful. Would be very happy to make the trip again.

Great location for families and friends to visit great food and tea and coffee ☕ great walks near by parking near by nice hot chocolate and 🍰

We visited for the first time as we were in the area and looking for a main meal. There wasn't many reviews on this pub so we took a punt. First thoughts were great choice of food on the menu, so many delicious meals to choose from and great selection for the kids. The food was fantastic! We all thoroughly enjoyed it. Also they had a bookshelf with games and colouring for the kids which is a great touch. At first we commented how nice it was to have fresh water put on the table without asking, however they added £3 onto the bill at the end for the water which is wrong, considering we didn't realise or get told this. That is the reason for the 4* and not 5. And also the fact dogs are allowed and a breed I am severely allergic to was sat on the table next to us, so we did have to hurry our food down to leave. Also we did say thank you and bye to the (what I assume is the landlady) and we were ignored.

Lovely pub at the bottom of the zig zag hill walk. Beautiful. Had a wonderful walk then popped into the pub for a pint. Would have eaten their but fully booked. Highly recommended

A wonderful oasis of beautiful land and animals And a superb livery yard.

Given that the food within Country Market itself – the butcher, the cheese counter and the vegetables are all wonderful this could have been fabulous - However, apparently this cafe has nothing to do with country market at all. My salad (at over £7) was iceberg lettuce, 2 tasteless tomato's chopped into quarters, and about eight slices of cucumber. And the chicken was extraordinary! It had been cut into square sided wedges like chips and had clearly been cooked and then frozen. It was very cold, watery and the first couple of pieces tasted a bit like fish. Suffice it to say that I left the majority of the quite generous portion. When I ordered I was offered by the wonderful staff to have either mayonnaise or have it as coronation chicken – I suspect that was to hide the reality of the meat (if you can call it that) itself. They have no salad dressing. You can only have mayonnaise or salad cream – unless you want to put the malt vinegar they use for the chips on your salad. Olive oil does not exist and apparently they only use vegetable oil in the kitchen The redeeming feature was the coleslaw which was absolutely lovely – as were the staff. The cakes looked great and the people in there seemed quite happy with their coffee. They don't actually have a salad on the menu so I suspect they normally put the chicken in a baked potato or a sandwich but for those people who can't eat grains a salad was the only option. I was grateful that they made it for me however I think cheese might have been a safer bet! I was so stunned by how truly terrible it was that I didn't even manage to take a photograph – very remiss or you would've seen the state of the chicken! I was sorely disappointed – it was one of the worst meals I've ever eaten. I would've done better to have gone into the shop and bought an avocado, a couple of tomatoes and a piece of cheese! I know for next time!!

Excellent service, good quality and value . Highly recommend, will definitely come back again with friends and family