The best restaurants in Milford New Forest South East

Wonderful tea shop and great service, felt warm and cosy. Will visit again and highly recommend.

The staff were petty and made me feel ashamed of food allergy and intolerance. Stood behind counter laughing about the situation which was so insulting. Left after trying to order. Will not return here, especially when there are nicer places with kind staff that want custom.

The gun is an idyllic old pub. Wonderful location, super friendly staff, a real fire and food that's worthy of any top-class restaurant. The only negative is that I don't live near it. Fantastic experience, I highly recommend the gun.

Best fish and chips in a long time… the small size of the kiosk had me convinced it would just be drinks etc, but oh, how wrong I was! Such a variety, quick and friendly service

We celebrated my wife's 40th Birthday at this pub and I cannot fault anything. The food was amazing and all the staff was lovely. We were a big group but nothing was too much trouble for them. We returned the next day for a Sunday roast and this was 1 of the best roasts I have had out. Well done and keep up the great service.

Sign says open at the front. But closed at the back.

Had a lovely meal , friendly staff, great ambiance and Leo was really helpful

It's Greggs, you can't really benchmark it against other bakerys in the town because it's not trying to be what they are, it's unapologetically just Greggs. And as far as Greggs goes it's probably b tier, indoor seating is a bit cramped and lacking if you are trying to get out the rain.

Building and Rooms lovely. Room was excellent in terms of size, appointment, cleanliness and comfort of bed (unfortunately it was a bit stuffy; noisy when kitchen fans were on; and, strangely, no-where to hang towels). Unfortunately, the Downstairs (bar and Restaurant) is tired and has a 'grubby pub' feel; e.g. crockery not clean, 'restaurant' waiting staff were super friendly but not knowledgeable nor efficient. Barman actually quite brusque and pulled cork from £30 bottle of wine out of sight of table and plonked on the table like a bottle of ketchup.