The best restaurants serving Brasserie food in Isle of Wight South East

Delicious hamburgers - we took different ones, and they were all fantastic. Friendly staff. The place was clean.

It was amazing as always… We had a lovely waitress too, she was really friendly but I didn’t manage to take her name! I always enjoy coming to The Hut, you know the food is going to be worth the money. The drinks are on point and the ambience is so fun and bubbly! It feels like a holiday.

Firstly-Lovely service 10/10 We were so we’ll looked after, so relaxed and friendly Stunning food -we tried 8 dishes and all were amazing and inspiring 10/10 Tried 2 different wines 10/10 Right on the beach watching the surfers, great ambiance, great music. What’s not to love. We’ll be back soon.

Average at best. £12.50 for 4 prawns on skewers as a sharing plate. The Moroccan chicken skewers with Cous Cous was below par and although presented relatively well it did not lend itself to the so called exciting dishes as advertised! The menu choices are not good and quite frankly sparse. The choice of desserts was disheartening, although reasonably priced. The drinks are expensive £3.50 for a half of Coke and £10 for a glass of wine is quite honestly too much. The Good friendly service from the front of house staff can’t be faulted. Average food at an above average price. Will definitely NOT be going back.

Only stopped off for a quick drink but was a nice place and staff friendly. A couple of ales to choose from and one local. Would have liked to sit by the window but reserved for dining customers. Also you have to pay for parking on the sea front. I can imagine in the summer periods this would get very busy but was empty in March. I can see the appeal of the location on the sea front and is a beautiful setting. Overall though nice place.