The best restaurants in St Faith's Havant South East

Delivery turned up an hour late. Food was terrible meat was chewy and also the pappdoms was also soft and soggy. Meal ended up in the bin. Worst meal that we have ever had

Clear drive through and. nice temperature food

Fabulous place overlooking Langstone harbour. Great food. Lovely friendly staff.

Personally I wouldn’t go back here. Food was edible but wasn’t great. Had sweet and sour chicken tasted like it had been cooked in the morning and sat there all day. House chow main noodles were basically like mush, salt and chili prawns looked like frozen tempura prawns you get from Asda they was awful, chicken balls we’re good but how can you go wrong with frying a ball of chicken. Overall not a very pleasant experience. Will be keeping clear of this place. I’m originally from Birmingham so I don’t know if our Chinese is 10/10 it’s it’s normal for it to taste like this down here. Not had any luck with local Chinese in Havant.

The Bear Hotel, situated on the north side of East Street a stone's throw from the centre of this red-brick Georgian settlement - made prosperous by the sale of Parchment and Watercress - is probably the most distinguished and historic place to eat, drink and spend the night in the south Hampshire market town of Havant. Indeed, none other than His Grace the First Duke of Wellington, victor of the Battle of Waterloo, stayed here in 1820 when he visited Havant in order to open the first permanent wooden bridge which linked nearby Hayling Island to the rest of England. The large entrance from what was once the main trunk road linking Southampton to Dover, and the extensive back yard (now used for car parking) confirm that The Bear is the sole survivor of Havant's two, 18th Century Coaching Inns, the other - The Antelope - having been demolished to make way for a dull, 1960's shopping precinct. The Bear is a dog-friendly, 42-bedroom hotel owned by the Greene King Inns pub chain. Their usual range of draught and bottled beers (including my personal favourite, Old Speckled Hen) are on offer in the cosy public bar,, where a roaring log fire welcomes visitors during the colder months of the year. The Dinner Menu includes such old favourites as Slow-Cooked Lamb Shank with Buttered Mash (or even Chips!) for GBP 20:50, or - if you prefer - Beef and Ale Pie with Broccoli and Mash for GBP 14:00. There is an extensive and reasonably-priced wine list, including such gems as Picpoul de Pinet from the south of France for GBP 22:49 per bottle, but the Reds, Whites and Rose's are also sold by the glass in small, medium and large portions. There are a couple of 3-Pin, 240 Volt power sockets in the Public Bar and wireless internet access, although not especially fast, is free-of-charge. The bar staff are, as always, models of friendliness and helpfulness.

Gave half my order and wouldn't answer the phone so I could tell them

Delicious food as always!!! Arrived very early so very pleased. Thank you.

What an absolutely lovely pub. Friendly, great food, very dog friendly, roaring fire. Beautiful views. Gorgeous.

This is the 3rd time my wife and I have eaten there and we have nothing but praise for the lovely efficient and welcoming staff, thank you all. The restaurant is very spacious and very pleasantly fitted and the staff are aways quick to clear tables. Drinks are plentiful whatever ones tipple and the menu is very comprehensive and very reasonably priced. Car parking in the area is a bit of a nightmare, just make sure you don't park in the open air car park near Tesco it's a big con and they will award you with penalty notices for any infringement of their cunning excuses. ENJOY.

My Neighbour and I go for a carvery once a fortnight and lovely but this time the carvery chief was so rude to us and hostile he was rushing people and beryrude he was abusive as well it wasn't just us he was rude to either when someone pointed out that he usually gets another 2 slices of meet the reply was taken it or leave it when we were at the gravy and said the gravy had run out he was.like a toddler lossing his dummy we complained to the duty manager who was extremely sorry we asked.for an apology from the he member of staff he refused to speak to us we.have been regular customers once a fortnight for at least six months and Never seen anything like it before it was beyond disgusting the older chef in white we can't fault.but this lads attitude was really disgusting to the point of we heard other people saying they won't be back and a care home who staff attend will not be returning sort him out or retrain him please trying to decide weather to continue coming

A really warm welcome from Jack and his two lady colleagues. Hot coffee and Toasties quickly provided with a cheery smile on a damp and dreary day!

My wife and I have been going regularly to H&H in Tesco since it opened some years ago. In all that time we have never been presented with anything less than helpful, friendly and efficient staff. It serves excellent coffee and a tasty selection of sweet and savoury food. It might sound sad that we travel from a pretty village to sit in a supermarket cafe overlooking a retail park, but it actually works for us. Thank you to all the staff (many whom have been there for some years).

This is for the Port Solent branch as there isn't an option for that location. I’d put no stars if I could. Blue cheese chicken salad was awful. No blue cheese just a couple of plastic cheese slices melted on top of coated chicken portions. Lettuce had seen better days, 2 slices of tomato and that was it for the salad. 3 tiny pots containing gerkin, jalapeño and slaw. Luckily I ordered chips, which were ok. Service was awful, waited an hour for food and then told, sides weren’t necessarily with the correct meal. The 2 girls working didn't seemed like they cared. We were the only people inside, roughly 20 customers, including 8 of us all evening. Now I know why. The whole place was grubby. Toilets were unusable, men’s and ladies filling up when flushed. We had to use the Wetherspoons. Will not be visiting again 😡

Ordered a pizza after sering the paper menu sent through our door. We rang the number and ordered pur pizzas from the list given. However when we recieved our pizzas one had the wrong toppings, including olives instead of sweetcorn and other apparent swaps. We rang just to inform them; to be told rudely that "thats how the pizza is" "ive worked here over a number of years and thats what is on it.. If you wanted something different you should of said so!". Though the evidence was infront of us and we went by their leaflet. The menu at hand had been delivered not too long ago. The overall point to this review is to highlight the dismissal of a mistake made by the company. We didnt want a refund and luckily we werent allergic to any of the toppings. It's a shame as the pizza was lovely though the service leaves a lot to be desired.

seen better hotdogs in a school canteen. tiny soggy. not what we ordered and paid £6 for it. and onions? an extra £1 for caramelised onions. when you get 3 tiny pieces. overcooked chips. and what happened to the salad I paid for on the burger. 1 gherkin. soggy lettuce from last week, and that's a point where was the tomato. never ordering again.