The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in East Hampshire South East

I think the very traditional diner like atmosphere, attentive service and tried and trusted breakfast combo's is fantastic. Great value all inclusive breakfast. Hot buttered toast is really good. Seems to attract a real mix of locals who are not interested in fancy, over hyped cafés. Highly recommend.

First time in a lovely pub with offering Thia and english food. Be back soon.

Had a lovely meal and was served by Phoebe. She was very polite and served us with a smile 😃. Will Definetly be coming back!

A great hotel with clean and spacious rooms. The location is very quiet, perfect for a peaceful stay. The breakfast was delicious and freshly made. Highly recommend!

We sat and had table service. Getting served was good but receiving the food was slow. Food was very good though. Many gluten free options here. The burgers were amazing! Lovely little pub. Be sure to register your numberplate with the bar even if you have a disabled badge or you will get a fine.

Everyone working at Off Square Brewing is so kind, friendly and knowledgeable. I feel like part of a great big family that I have become part of. Please visit or plan your next event there. They have a private room for any kind of gathering. I 100 percent recommend.

Sunday Lunch 2:30 and they didn’t have the following:- - Cocktail - Lamb Roast - Turkey Roast He the only roast left on the menu Beef. Arrived beef, advertised as served pink and served with cauliflower cheese, came with no cauliflower cheese and 5mm slab of tough burnt beef. Gravy was served later and the tap water was warm and not very nice. Staff were very apologetic, atmosphere could have been good if meal matched decor. Not the pleasant Sunday meal I promised my wife

What a wonderful find! I asked my friends who live in the area to take me out to a good pub meal. They suggested The Temple Inn. They had been previously and had the Hungarian Waldorf Salad and the Goulash and raved about it. Oh my gosh. From the warm and friendly welcome to the cosy village pub vibe, a warm heartening fire crackling nicely to chase the winter chills away, this pub is a sure thing. The food though, that’s what sets this pub apart!! It’s so good. The pub has a Hungarian family running it and the influence is found throughout the menu and in the food. Classic pub grub is definitely all there, including the ubiquitous Steak and Ale pie, which I had. The meat was spiced perfectly, the gravy was so delicious and the mash melted in my mouth. The vegetables were steamed for clean flavours and still had a healthy bite to them. My friends had the carrot soup as main and roast lamb. Even though it wasn’t on the menu I asked for Garlic Bread which the team happily provided. It was so fresh and delicious. I have the feeling the make their own bread - but cannot confirm this. Both were very tasty and well prepared. My Pie was the winner though. Dora and Agnes are charming hosts and I absolutely would make a detour to stop and eat here again. (In fact it was so good we all went back the next day for lunch!!!!)

Update Jan 2020: Despite there being 4 members of staff behind the counter doing nothing, table hadn't been cleaned and was covered in cake crumbs. Ordered a latte and surprise, surprise it was lukewarm and was sent back. Friend then arrived and ordered two more coffees and once again they were served lukewarm. This is pretty basic stuff and really should be sorted by now. Update Nov 2023: Wow, what a transformation! A change of management/staff? Anyway, Cafe 1759 is vastly improved. Good food, good (hot!) coffee, great service. Just needs some comfier seating. Recommended. Update May 2024. Oh dear. Things have taken a down turn again. Out of coffee!!! Very limited menu as they were also out of most things on the menu. Couldn't someone nip to Lidl? Plus couldn't order an alternative from the breakfast menu as it was past 11:30! Won't be returning any time soon.

Such friendly staff. Delicious and reasonably priced Sunday lunch. The garden was delightful. Would be very happy to make the trip again.

Start on a good note, the cafe is very clean, lovely comfy seats , the staff polite and friendly. Now the not so good, both had the full english, we have never seen so much grease on a plate, the hashbrowns were enabled as oozing grease and very pale sausage, We asked for sausage to be cooked more , a lady came over with a clip board and pointed out they had been checked. She said she would replace the whole breakfast, Very kind we thought, unfortunately the second breakfast was not much better, but sausage was a little more brown. Not sure how the cook can get so much grease on the plate and hashbrowns dripping in fat . While I love seeing dogs welcome in a cafe I do think the staff need to make folks aware that dogs should be kept quiet as at times you couldn't hear yourself think with one of the dogs barking. Unfortunately this cafe is not for us and feel we have been generous in giving 3 stars .

Dreadful Date night Drink: A rather disappointing treatment by the waitress who was rather rude with absolutely no rationale!

Excellent bakery and coffee. Stopped here on the way home from the coast, it is truly amazing. The choice of bread, cake and rolls is superb. We had filled rolls and sausage roll with coffee , so good had to take some bread and cakes home. The only problem is that I live too far away to visit more often.

I regularly visit this cafe. Excellent service. Food v good value for money. Menu regularly reviewd. Pop up evening meals very good. A real asset to the village. Ambience friendly with a real buzz.

A great location with outside seating and dog friendly. It was very busty when we went and had a longer than expected wait to give our order of coffees and some sandwiches Also good selection of ice creams. A ;limited choice of food, but fine for what it is