The best restaurants serving British food in Totland Isle of Wight South East

We stopped here for a welcome break on a rainy walk to the Needles. We followed the cheery sign from the footpath and were delighted to find the cafe kiosk and outdoor/indoor comfortable seating area. We had excellent barista coffees and locally produced soft drinks with homemade cakes (including a fantastic gluten free chocolate shortbread). Cheered us up for the last little bit of the walk!

We stumbled across Warren farm shop and coffee on our way to the needles. What a find! The owners were absolutely lovely, the coffee was divine, the food was freshly made and delicious. Great setting for kids and older adults alike. We left our cars and walked over the hill to the needles which was so much nicer than had we parked in the Needles car park. Could not rate this place more highly we came on consecutive days as we loved it so much!

Amazing views. Straightforward no frills menu serving good honest pub food. We had scampi, kids sausage & chips, southern fried chicken burger, fudge cake, sticky toffee pudding and chocolate sundae. Polite and helpful staff. Food appeared quickly.

Disappointed, have eaten here before and both service and food were previously better. The best part of dining experience was the lovely view. Service was anything but attentive, would have ordered another drink had someone asked. Waited so long to order food, ( after drinks were served and was ready to order at that point). Similar long wait for desert menu, so didn’t bother with that in the end and went and bought cake elsewhere. Most meals looked good but I clearly chose badly, I would not recommend the sea bass dish, the very small portion of fish floating on what was basically a butter bean soup, with the advertised chorizo and kale very sparse. It needed a chunk of bread or something, quite acidic and gave me indigestion. Priced at £19 was poor value. I would’ve complained but the meal was my friends treat and I didn’t want to spoil for her.

This little cafe sits right by the sea. The staff are really lovely and welcoming, despite finishing food for the day they still agreed to cook for us. Ham, egg and chips was amazing and our little one was very happy with his sausage, chips and beans. The menu is pretty extensive and there was some lovely cakes on offer too. Reasonably priced with proper mugs of tea. Toilets were also spotless which is also imperative!

The peas were not green and the chips were solid and cold. The atmosphere was awful. A totally unpleasant experience all round.