The best restaurants in South East

Disgusting. Worst Indian food I’ve ever had. Lamb tikka stands out as the absolute worst- three small tiny pieces of cold meat covered in an awful cold thick paste. Awful. Avoid!

Firstly. I have had several lunches here all of superb quality at an exceptionally good price. This visit I had a burger and chips which was amongst the best available in Basingstoke at a very competitive price, it couldn't have been improved on, see the photos. Secondly, the fact that this is a wonderful charity for training individuals with learning disabilities. Most of the staff are in training, gaining priceless skills and confidence, though this is barely noticeable, indeed some customers I got chatting to were completely unaware of the ethos behind the cafe. In summary amazing food, great service and by visiting you will be supporting an amazing charity. It is a lovely social cafe, providing, food, a meeting place, and training. On top of all this It is also. Dog friendly.

Me and my daughter went for the 'Harry Potter afternoon tea'. We opted to have this in the 'potion room'. When we arrived we were greeted with a warm welcome and shown where we'd be sitting. The menu was explained and we were offered robes for the experience. The potion room was amazing and had all sorts of different trinkets to look at. The afternoon tea was incredible! My daughter can usually be slightly fussy, but she enjoyed everything offered. We actually had leftovers and were able to box this up and take it away. The owner is soon to be renovating the store and we can't wait to come back and visit. If it's decorated to the standards it is now, it'll be a wonder to behold. Thank you again for a wonderful experience.

Was lovely but not enough snacks would have lik a toasted teacake but not on menu opted for cake it was delicious not too crowded staff friendly and helpful

I rarely bother to write a review...but... We took a last-minute table at the excellent Journeys Restaurant. Everything was fantastic! The front-of-house team were welcoming, charming and on point, helping with recommendations for dishes and wines. Excellent selection of interesting wines and beers. The food was delightful and perfectly portioned, not too much, not too little. Highlights were the scallops and the raclette potatoes. Nicely priced meal and I will definitely be back again soon.

Had a lovely brunch, with my family, at Melodys today. Portion sizes were very generous, and the food was delicious. So nice to see a genuine independent cafe, still run by a local person who cares for her community.

Great staff. Great food. And excellent coffee. Reasonably priced too! I've come before. I'll come again. Thanks guys!!! 🧡😊🙏

This wonderful restaurant is now punching way above its weight. The Specials are now very very good and most imaginative. Compared with other local eating places the prices are most reasonable.AND the owner Alison is absolutely smashing!

Fabulous Dining Experience With That Authentic Italian Feeling In The Heart of The Centre of Sheffield Highly Recommended

My friend and I went for afternoon tea for her birthday as we live relatively local but not been there before. It was so delightful and everything was delicious. Lovely sandwiches, quiche, sausage rolls, cakes and fabulous scones. There was so much choice and a lot to get through and needless to say we were beaten. We were offered little boxes to take the uneaten goodies home. The table was laid beautifully and everything was perfect and made us feel special. My only advice is to pre-book as there are only 3 tables inside plus it will give the proprietor a chance to prepare for you.

Good portions but very sweet sauces and average meat quality. I have had better rice elsewhere. Very friendly staff and reasonably priced.

We would have liked to eat here after a lovely walk along the beach but was unable to use the still broken toilets with my young family so continued on to Leysdown, such a shame, perhaps next time when to loo is fixed. Did put me off when I though about were the staff were going......

This small fronted winery can almost be missed when walking along Cinque Ports Street in Rye. But spot it and venture in and you'll be greeted by wonderful hosts (Graham and his wife) who really make you feel welcome. The fairly small interior is cosy but nice and their extensive knowledge of wines is second to none. It's not expensive either. Highly recommended and we can't wait to go back.

Nestled in a former butcher shop, this Persian restaurant charms with Victorian tiles and a lovely courtyard. The inviting ambience sets the stage for exquisite Persian cuisine. Don't miss their refreshing mint and cucumber drink, reminiscent of a non-alcoholic Pimm's. It is a truly exceptional dining experience that leaves you craving more, and we will be back soon.

Chose this place as they do Gluten free. Best Gluten free bread I have ever had out. The service was brilliant, with a teapot, tea cups and sauces and tea plates and the shop is a real delight, with some many lovely things to look at. I will defenately go there again if I am over that way. Higly recommend this place.