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

Nicely presented and well cooked meal. I had the light bite versions of macaroni cheese and garlic bread, and there was plenty. Clean friendly pub.

Came here last night and the night before with work colleagues. Very welcoming staff and the food was delicious. staying the week at the premier inn and it's great to know this is right over the road

Visited twice in the week with our dog. Archie was welcomed and made at home. The bar was quite busy with people eating and they had obviously travelled quite a way to get there. They were notably all happy when the left and some even took doggy bags away because they thought they could eat their way through the fare but were unable to. We finished all ours and really wanted puddings but could not manage it. A rare opportunity to pig out on great food in a dog-friendly environment and to enjoy chatting with the staff and all the local people who were there. What a great atmosphere and great food. We even tried the JD drinks platter for research purposes! Not our first trip to the area, just to visit this great bar and it won't be the last. We will be back to enjoy the chats, food, drinks and cosiness.

Great location. Nice friendly local people.

We have been coming here for the a number of weeks ,I find it hard to believe some of the reviews The food is first rate The service is great While I was in there I overheard some one saying they went through a bad experience due too poor staff Well what I have experienced that bad time is well and truly over So give it a go but remember busy times will take a little longer ELIZABETH FROM EASTLEIGH

Rats are everywhere see them infesting the cafe poor management.

The food was excellent! We all thoroughly enjoyed it. Especially the Monterey Cheese & bacon burger and the gammon!! Lovely cosy pub. Would definitely recommend!

Friendly staff, great food, track and trace being done 100% of the time as people arrive, well worth a visit

We dined for a late lunch on a weekend out of season. The pub was rather quiet. Three of our party had the carvery which is reasonable quality and good value. As a veggie I wanted something else and expected to wait awhile compared to the others. After 25 minutes I had to chase and it hadn’t even been started! Another diner was in the same boat. Quality of the Leek fondue bake was okay when it eventually arrived. View of the river was nice and we liked the spacious dining area and plenty of parking

I went with family for breakfast and was pleasantly surprised that they let dogs inside. The cooked breakfast was perfectly cooked and very nice too. The staff are very friendly and polite. The establishment was very clean and is worth a visit.

A truly dreadful “salad” bowl that contained what appeared to be a whole tin of chickpeas, 12 French beans, 2 slivers of cucumber and a couple of bits of sun dried tomatoes. This was topped by a very small portion of dry chicken and a complete absence of any fresh salad vegetables. Definitely not recommended.

Lovely little cafe serving all you need for lunch! Burgers, sandwiches, chips, coffee, etc along with some lovely flavours of ice cream, extensive options, and lovely homemade cakes.

This used to be one of our favourite places to go for a treat. It’s obviously changed hands. The table hadn’t been cleaned and the food second rate. We won’t be eating there again.

We had a super Sunday lunch here after strolling through the botanical gardens. the chef Michael Jackson (yes, really!) cooked a delicious roast beef for my husband & did a special sea bass for me. Very attentive service from friendly staff & really good wine by the glass in pleasant surroundings, with the sun streaming into the restaurant.

Seating a little tattie but that is more than made up for by the friendly staff and good food (large portions.) We were made to feel very welcome unlike the other place across the road which I am not going to mention but the staff were very rude AND ignorant. Well done Daisy!