The best restaurants serving Default food in Abbey Test Valley South East

food was cold, they had substituted the goats cheese in the goats cheese salad and used blue cheese instead. They did not phone and ask if this was OK or tell us when they delivered. very poor

Best fish and chip shop in Romsey

Typical English pub. Very good atmosphere, with live music at least on Sundays and with tables outside. Very good.

We had a afternoon tea for my Nans Birthday. Really enjoyable afternoon food was very good. Nice calm relaxed atmosphere very enjoyable would recommend

Nice store but too expensive for me. I use the cafe though despite the freezing air conditioning on cold days! Disabled toilet in ladies fashion area is not assessed by those with knowledge and understanding. The unnecessarily very heavy door doesn't open fully so it's difficult if not impossible for a frail person with a rollator or wheelchair to get in or out without someone holding the door open. Theres no coat hook! Are they expected to put their coats on the floor (not not that they would be able to bend down and pick it up)? We did request that a coat hook be put there months ago and it was promised. Obviously they have no imagination as to what it's like to manage as a disabled person.

Great place for a few beers on a night out. Big party of 15 and were well looked after.

1st experiment here and would visit again. Great food and drinks.

Great service and good quality Chinese food and good portions sizes . Definitely recommend.

Fabulous 'Tipsy Tapas' evening with friends! We booked a table for 9 persons and really enjoyed the 'Tipsy Tapas' experience....food was excellent, service friendly and professional. Drinks flowed for the two hour event, and all of us thoroughly enjoyed ourselves! Highly recommended and great value!

Lovely little garden to sit and drink tea or enjoy a light bite during warm weather. The tea room itself is a pleasant historic building. The cake and scone that we had were very adequate. Service very slow however and the young people serving needed direction.

You really need to update the pricing on your online menu on your website and google. Don't use Google business, who even uses that, honestly. You will get complaints for this and many other problems. Funnily enough here is one right here. Customer service needs addressing. Uncompromising denial of the existence of a pretty aged menu that is publicly downloadable from Google. Does not put you in a good light. Take this review as help

My husband and I hosted a luncheon for 11 people following our wedding and the experience was WONDERFUL. Due to it being midweek, we were able to easily have an area to ourselves. Staff was attentive and the food was delicious and priced very reasonable. It was a lovely experience and would highly recommend to anyone else looking to do a similar style meal.

Ordered a takeaway only got 2 thirds of the food rang up to complain, a woman put the phone down on me , rang back really poor customer service, please do not use this restaurant

Friendly, good food and atmosphere, with attentive staff in an extraordinary historic building.

We attended this afternoon tea with my daughter (3), and we were left very disappointed and were made to feel we were a hinderance. Firstly we turn up to be told that we hadn’t booked on the event despite phoning up, confirming the space and paying the deposit (£30) over the phone. The staff then made us a makeshift table from a table and chairs which had been outside all day, so we’re freezing cold as this was in December! They positioned the table in the middle of where the princesses were, so although we were at the front, we were completely in the way of the stories? Singing and dancing, tattoos and bubble machine, meaning our food, drink and us were being covered with bubbles. It also meant we had both children and adults surrounding our table trying to take part in these activities. The food was poorly presented, for example the icing was half on the cake and half off, and we got given a different platter than everyone else, and when asked if we had the allergy platter nobody was sure. We then tried some of the cakes which weren’t very nice and were clearly an allergen cake. The staff weren’t very attentive at all, they could be seen just stood around chatting, and to top it off we had an £80 bill to pay on the day too! A total of £110 for 2 adults and a child to attend a frozen themed afternoon tea with such poor service and to be made to feel like we did! When complaining, we were told to contact them after Christmas, which we did, however the person we spoke to just shrugged it off and said there was nothing that could be done, they didn’t care about the service they provided and no offer of a reimbursement, a voucher or anything to make up for this awful experience. The princesses were great but I wouldn’t recommend this event at this location.