The best restaurants in Droxford, Soberton and Hambledon Winchester South East

Lovely little find on a walk around Droxford and the River Meon. Located in the village church it offers drinks, cakes and snacks. Tables and chairs outside too if the weather is kind otherwise you can sit inside. Staff very friendly and great prices too.

Booked Afternoon Tea as a treat for my sister. Had to order sandwich fillings in advance from a really good selection. Perfect Afternoon Tea, had so much food had to have a doggy bag. Service was great, really friendly and checking if anything needed. Would definitely recommend and will definitely be back. Place was really busy for an afternoon during the week as well.

What a GRRRREAT place with GRRRREAT FOOD, if your local you probably already know this, we have driven past a number of times and never stopped don't make the same mistake. This is definitely our new local. To all the staff and the Chef we had a great 1st visit. Cheers

Visiting Hambledon as live in North Carolina now but was born in 2bell cottages in 1964. Had a wonderful lunch of ham eggs and chips cooked to perfection and serviced by the lovely proprietors. Enjoyed a relaxing afternoon in the garden made my visit special. Oh the pic on the wall of vine and home i grew up in is 1980's as the person in the garden is my ex- husband Michael Keating and his bike 😃

Visited for lunch on a Friday. Nice welcome from a charming manager who seemed a natural at engaging g with customers. Good local beer and high quality food (a special of salad with asparagus and feta and also a burger with locally sourced beef and served with excellent chips) Great pub which we highly recommend

Delicious Sunday lunch. Large plates full of meat and vegetables. Food was piping hot. The lady who served us was brilliant and if we were more local we'd be going back regularly. The puddings weren't needed, but we had some regardless. Blueberry cheese cake, a fruit crumble with custard and a fabulous cheese board were all finished off. Note they do offer a smaller plate option for the Sunday roast which might be a sensible choice for some diners.

We visited today for Sunday lunch a party of 6 including 2 grandchildren (2 and 5 years old). After ordering and paying (!) we waited for 53 minutes for the food to arrive - actually it needed a reminder, and even then my son's roast pork was forgotten and had to 'plated'. The food was very poor - not that anyone came to ask - with the veg tasting like it had been made at 8am and kept warm in a steamer. My potatoes were uncooked in the centre. The whole experience was reminiscent of school dinners from the 1960s. I'm still astonished, 8 hours later.

I had the pleasure of visiting the Vine yesterday with my adult son. We had booked for the Sunday Carvery. We were greeted by the smiling Landlady, offered our drinks and shown to our table. We were called to the Carvery where the Landlord Chef, carved selected freshly cooked meats. The array of vegetables was impressive. The food tasted first class and I heard similar opinions from other diners. Well done the Vine - we will be back.