The best restaurants in Wickham Winchester South East

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Excellent dog friendly pub serving a delicious breakfast. Very friendly and welcoming. Good place to stop for a proper full English after getting off ferry. Highly recommend.

The Amazing Andrew introduced himself whilst having dinner on Thursday 5th December and indulged us in a few magic tricks It was truly memorable how ever does he do it. Thank you Andrew all the best

We had a lovely lunch at this place- very tasty paninis. They have a wide range of fillings for the paninis and I really liked that could have a whole one or half, and they are quite big, so half was perfect for me. Also they were crispy - whereas now so many places (like Costa etc) the toasties get heated in microwaves you lose the crispness - these were perfect. They do children's menu too which was good, and we had lovely big hot chocolates with cream and marshmallows. It is based upstairs in Warwick lane and really nice to be among the stalls and shops so it makes for an interesting place to sit. We managed to get a sofa so it was lovely relax on. Reasonable prices, very friendly staff and dog friendly. We will be back soon!

Very disappointed, says will open ‘weather permitting’ at 0800, we arrived at 0940 on a bright spring morning, but Deck on the go not open, asked when they would open and told ‘not sure they were busy doing things’. Drove by 10 minutes later after getting coffee elsewhere and they were open. So our limited contact says they don’t care about customers and don’t need new trade.

Got to be one of the worst Indian meals in a long time, half tandoori chicken was so dry and aged looking. People were nice enough, I didn’t complain as don’t want to get into it, I was only visiting the area but definitely won’t be going back. Shane as nice little square…

Had a great sunday lunch on their last day before closing sadly! Buzzing afternoon though!!

Great selection of dishes with beautiful presentation and great flavours. Large portions, and good value for money. Decent sized drinks list including alcohol free options.

Cane to the red lion with my family for a pre Christmas meal. The food was amazing staff are so friendly and welcoming, lovely warm atmosphere. Welcoming to children..

We went to this restaurant to try it out as we used to use their Pub in Droxford, where the food was always excellent. We were not disappointed, apart from nobody greeting us on arrival, and having to seek a member of staff to find out which table was ours. The food was amazing, and the garlic chilli chicken starter was to die for. The wine list was extensive, and the prices very reasonable. The service was very good, and the food not too long to come out. A very busy restaurant so you do need to book. We will definitely be back. Thank you to the amazing Chefs, and staff for a lovely evening.

A cute pub that is part of the local community. It does have a charm of being very open and welcoming. There isn't enough seating inside if you have a four legged friend as they are not allowed in the restaurant area, understandable of course.

Came here for a family celebration. The food was great and the staff were very attentive. Loved the cosy decor too.

Stopped in on a dog walk for a quick drink mid afternoon on a weekday. Ordered a lime and soda at the bar. The not so friendly bar staff asked for £9. A little taken back l confirmed l ordered a soda and lime to which l was told yes £9 as they don’t have soda water on tap. I literally was shell shocked at the price. Another member of staff walked by and the bar staff asked to confirm the price. They responded with just charge for a cordial. Was then asked for £4.50. Left rather taken a back. Went to the pub across the road with friendly staff and paid £1.40. I dread to imagine the price of their wine and food!

Well, the Old Tea House appears permanently closed and the village has lost a great asset and social hub . For the last year, the venue has appeared extremely confused about what it wants to be and who it is catering for. Clearly its former customer base felt the same and have stayed away in their hordes. This has been a tea room for as long as I remember- I recall coming here as a child decades ago and I think it is a tragic loss to the village. It is a wonderful spot to sit outside and watch the world go by or to sit inside in inclement weather. The best thing the owner could do for the village is to sell or lease it to someone who wants to bring the soul back. Tragic.

We ordered an XL ‘Family’ portion of chips to take out for £7.60. Barely enough to feed two adults, let alone a family - Overpriced.