The best restaurants serving British food in Gosport South East

The courier refused to hand meal without a 4 number code which was no longer available. When we did get the food - it was cold !

The batter on the fish is very heavy and greasy. Not great, sadly.

Fantastic location serving first class food, overlooking the Isle Of Wight. Food was superb and the staff are warm and welcoming, dogs are offered a warm welcome too. If your in the area it’s a must 👌5⭐️

Fantastic overnight stay at an independent hotel. Wanted for nothing and we’re well looked after by Kirsty. The full English over delivered and is highly recommended.

Dated, bed so uncomfortalble. You can hear everything from rooms above and surrounding. Limited channels on tv. Difficulty parking near to hotel

Sadly this hotel has now closed and is being transformed into a dental surgery . It will be sadly missed after years of providing good family wholesome meals coupled with great and personal service. Thanks to all concerned.

Terrible!! Took an hour and a half for delivery on breakfast.. sausage was like cardboard..cheap quality.. the ‘scrambled’ egg was a boiled egg cut in to pieces. Very overpriced!! We WONT be returning.

Always enjoy the food and atmosphere in here, food is good and price is reasonable. Staff are friendly and helpful.

This is our go to stop for a cuppa and food after a morning kayaking or swimming. Good, honest food realistically priced. And they serve tea/coffee in proper cups!

I went to a party here on Saturday night, it had a Christmas set menu, and I never hold out too much hope for the food at these things. It was hands down the best Christmas set menu I've ever had. Lovely food, reasonably priced, very generous portions (we were all stuffed!) and very nice and attentive staff. It was my first visit and I will definitely be back!

Everyone was kind and friendly and very helpful

A place to avoid, was here with son who had citizen card proof of age 18 refused to accept as proof. Remember to bring passport and full proof of ID. Will not be revisiting.

We went as a family for breakfast at the Alverbank. The menu promises a lot but sadly we felt very underwhelmed by the time we had finished. I will start with a positive. My daughter had the Nutella pancakes which she really enjoyed. The portion size was good and was presented well. My wife had the Eggs Benedict. This is where things started to go wrong. She asked for her poached eggs to be runny. When this arrived, one of the eggs was solid and the other only slightly runny. The eggs also had a very strong vinegar taste, which suggests they did not allow the eggs to drain off effectively. I had the eggs Royale. The salmon was good, however my eggs also had a strong vinegar taste. At no point was a checkback made by the waitress after the food was delivered, therefore we were unable to raise an issue. Drinks - my wife thought the coffee was very good, however my orange juice was most definetely from a carton, and not a good quality one at that. I would have expected fresh orange juice based upon the experience they are trying to portray and the price they charged. Service - the team were friendly enough, but service was very slow. We were the only people in the restaurant area but breakfast took a long time to come out, and had to wait a fair amount of time after we had finished our meal to request the bill. Setting - the venue is in a lovely location and has fantastic views over the solent, but is let down by some basic things. Some of the decor is looking tired, and the window we were sat by was covered in cobwebs and dead flies. Overall a disappointing experience - when you pay over £50 for breakfast for 3 people, i would expect more than what was delivered.

Nice friendly staff and good food.

Staff were really friendly. The Meals were fantastic and the prices were brilliant.