The best restaurants in Selborne East Hampshire South East

Best Tap Room around, only it's own beers from the GW microbrewery

Lovely little place for a snack and a coffee. So lovely and a new owner running it, great little place.

Great quality food and service. Visited multiple times.

Amazing Sunday roast, sweet chilli with chicken strips banging. It was our first time but we definitely will be back. Recommended 100%

There were some really interesting and lovely things in the barns . We also went for afternoon tea in the cafe/restaurant. The food was delicious and they accommodated for an allergy very well. The only disappointment was there was only one tea available, and we had to go and ask for extra milk . It was an enjoyable experience and the young waitress was very pleasant and helpful

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 🍰

10/10 for the food 10/10 for service 10/10 for atmosphere A truly amazing experience and looking forward to trying the Sunday Roast! Someone there has a passion for creating great food!

Had a disappointing experience - I found myself in need of lunch and checked their website to see what time they served food. It said until 2pm - it was already 1.30pm so I raced over there, parked and practically ran in to the pub and straight up to the bar to place an order. I was pleased to make it to the bar for 1.55pm as I was absolutely starving hungry and there aren’t exactly a lot of lunch options available in the local area. Sadly, I was told that the kitchen had already closed ten minutes earlier. I mentioned that I’d raced over having checked the time on the website so it would be good if they could get the website updated to show what time last food orders are to save someone else having the same problem. Instead of just apologising (which is all I was expecting, I wasn’t expecting the kitchen to be re-opened for me) the two staff behind the bar decided instead to argue with me about it. First they implied that I should have known that the kitchen closes for orders before the time stated on the website. Perhaps this is something that’s known among people who work in the industry(?) but as a customer, if a website says the kitchen is open until 2pm, I assume that means I can order food until 2pm if it doesn’t say a different time (e.g. kitchen open until 2pm, last orders at 1.45pm). When I said this and just asked politely again if they could get this added to the website they then moved on to trying to say I’d been too late and had arrived after 2pm. I showed them my iPhone as I already had it in my hand which still showed it being 1.58pm. They then moved on to saying that they go by the kitchen clock which said it was after 2pm (in which case the kitchen clock is incorrect as iPhone times are set automatically to GMT). Anyway…all this to say….all I expected was an apology and a bit of empathy. Getting into a back and forth argument with a customer just because they’ve asked if the website could be updated to show there is an earlier “last orders” time to save anyone else the same trouble is not good service. Having previously had a good opinion of the pub, I left feeling irritated (as well as hungry!). I run two businesses and wouldn’t dream of arguing the toss with a customer in the same way. I’ve had good food and service previously so will happily take this review down if / when the website is updated to state when last food orders must be placed.

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

I can't think of a time I have been made to feel more unwelcome in a cafe. We walked in just before 3 and noticed all of the empty tables had reserved signs on them, a little bit odd but we thought they'd prepped them for the next day. We ordered drinks and cakes and when asked where we sitting we asked where we were allowed to sit as all of the tables were either occupied or had reserved signs on them. We were told we couldn't sit at any table with a reserved sign on it because the table was closed. A table became available but it was full of dirty crockery and the height of the chairs wasn't suitable for those in our party with reduced mobility. We eventually negotiated a reserved picnic bench which I had to wipe down myself because it was covered in other people's food. Our drinks came out and were slammed on the table, with the latte nearly toppling over as the picnic bench wasn't quite level. The milk for my tea came in a tea cup which makes it difficult to pour without spilling it. As we weren't given any napkins I had to wipe spillages up with a tissue. Throughout our time there we were subjected to the sound of chairs noisily being slammed on top of the table as they closed more and more tables. Two parties of four left bemused without buying anything at 3:15 because they were told there were no tables available. There were plenty of tables available and the cafe is advertised as being open until 4. The cakes were nice, but the staff don't seem to like customers. We won't be returning. It's a real shame. We like the garden centre that it's attached to and like a coffee and a cake when we're out so we're probably just go to a different garden centre instead.

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!!