The best restaurants in Amport Test Valley South East

An awesome place to visit, whether with or without tour dog. This is the friendliest coffee shop for dogs ever, there are treated with the utmost respect, a bed a bowl of water and treats before you order for yourself. Open 6 days a week and the Coffee and food is all to die for

Visited for lunch while house searching in the area. Best toasted sandwich I've ever had and I'm quite picky. It was so tasty! The salad was fresh and crunchy and the coleslaw, which I'm not usually a huge fan of, was so nice. I am now happily a local and have been back a few times since. The staff are lovely, polite and friendly. Decent sized parking area (watch out for the chickens) outdoor and indoor eating areas are both great. Edit: For some reason google isn't getting my rating for food, service and atmosphere. All of which I give 5 stars.

Authentic Nepalese food? then head for this excellent eatery. Best Nepalese food since being in Nepal. Myself and 2 daughters all considered the menu, service and our choices top class. Daughters also rate desserts very highly and they are experts. If i am ever in the area again I shall certainly visit again. only 3 miles from Hawk Conservatory

Decent cafe in a brilliant place

Really friendly and attentive service from both Luana and Mads. Overall our food was great but Luana's fish and chips recommendation was excellent. Thank you for such an enjoyable evening.

Brilliant meal here. Food was nice and arrived in good time. Vanilla milkshake was Fantastic too! Overall, an excellent visit.

Stopped off at Andover so as to eat at Villagio on Sunday Why are you still showing it open, wasting me time & fuel Local people said it has been closed down for ages No ****s for Trip Advisor You need to have a minus star selection

I recently had a pretty comical experience at the cafe since it was sold over to Hiller, and honestly, I think I’ll be taking a permanent vacation from there. The servers were a bunch of teenagers who seemed to be playing a real-life game of “Where’s Waldo?” with their sense of direction. Watching them fumble around was like a sitcom episode gone wrong! And we actually saw them using frozen food deep-fried in the kitchen—who knew we were dining in a culinary time capsule? I was served a cold cup of black tea with no milk or sugar. I mean, are we brewing tea or trying to make a potion for a witch? And don’t even get me started on the scone—it was so dry I’m pretty sure it could’ve doubled as a doorstop! We used to get massive pots of tea here, and now it’s like they’re trying to serve us a cup of disappointment and a scone that needs a glass of water just to survive! It’s like they’re going for the “slimy swamp tea” aesthetic! Save your money and go somewhere that knows how to brew a decent cup! Seriously, if I wanted a potion for a witch, I’d at least expect it to come with a side of magic, not a side of regret!

Popped in after a lovely walk for a quick spot of lunch, and wasn't disappointed. Great eats, lovely staff. Will be back for sure.

Can't praise Catherine and the team enough in the restaurant. Had an amazing breakfast served hot and quickly. Staff alway pleasant and table clean. Only small downside, please please go back to using teapots! I'm sure it's easier to wash up etc but a teabag in a mug is never as nice as a pot of tea!!