The best restaurants serving British food in Hayling West Havant South East

Super gezellige tea room met een echt engels ontbijt. Tijdens onze eerste vakantie in de UK heb en we hier een ontbijt gegeten. Erg vriendelijk personeel en lekker eten.

Too much of a scramble to take food from buffet as there were no clear ways to queue. Food was of good standard with quite wide choice of dishes.

Popped in a few times for breakfast, drinks and ice creams. Perfectly situated for stopping off on walks up and down the beach, reasonably priced, and a friendly welcoming service. Would recommend!

Amazing food, very friendly warm greeting staff would go back definitely, very relaxed atmosphere drinks come out perfect lovely place

We stopped here on a Saturday night on the off-chance after seeing their A board outside advertising their Greek night. They had sold out of a few dishes already, so the Greek menu is obviously popular. We both really enjoyed our food and drink, and it was great to find somewhere that serves something different to standard pub grub.

Brilliant place. Good decent, honest food. Had some lovely breakfast sandwiches and hot drinks. Friendly and welcoming staff. Would recommend!

I and my son and my mum had an amazing batter sausages and chips that was so much better then Mr cod, The portion sizes was great to a point that my mother and son could not eat all of of their food so I finished it for them lol, The price was cheaper than MR Cod I hate MR Cod anyway, Service was pretty good too, We was very happy campers, We will be coming again at some point, Thank you for feeding us, 😀

On entering the pub at 5pm on Saturday 19 October, we could see the majority of tables littered with dirty plates, and food stacked under the hot lamp ready to be served. The pub wasn't especially busy, which was confusing. We decided not to stay and went somewhere else that was better staffed.

Great views but that is where it ends. Felt like in needed a good clean and refurbish

Fantastic Sunday lunch, its our go-to place for a decent Roast. Always good service - the staff are superb. Thank you and see you soon!

The Ferryboat Inn is beautifully-situated beside the sea at the westernmost extremity of Hayling Island, where a narrow tidal channel separates it from nearby Portsea Island, upon which the "Great Waterfront City of Portsmouth" stands. Most people who visit the Ferryboat Inn will come by motor car as there is a large, paid car park adjacent to the pub. It's also possible to get there by cycling, or walking, along the disused Hayling Billy line from Havant. There is a frequent road 'bus service from Havant to Hayling seafront but the nearest stop is a fifteen-minute walk from the pub. Alternatively, the No. 25 'bus service from the Hard Interchange in Portsmouth sets down at Eastney Lifeboat Station, from where it's possible to catch the hourly ferry sailing (Adult Single ticket GBP 3:50) to Hayling Island. The Ferryboat Inn, part of the Stonegate pub chain, gets very busy during Summer weekends as it's convenient for those who wish to walk or swim at Hayling beach, It's also very popular with watersports enthusiasts, and those who patronise the nearby Golf Course. The wait for food, if you wanted to eat at a table inside, was about an hour when I arrived on Saturday lunchtime so I bought a large, fried Cod and Chips from the pub's takeaway chippy and ate it at an outside table overlooking the entrance to Langstone Harbour. If it's a windy day and you wish to eat inside, a plate of hearty Sausage and Mash will set you back GBP 14:50 whilst a Lamb Shank costs GBP 17:50. There is a good range of food and drink on offer with a 175ml glass of red or white house wine coming in at well under a fiver. Food is served from 12:00-21:00 on Saturdays and from 12:00-19:00 on Sundays.