The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Havant South East

Nice friendly cafe in the community centre,.dog friendly new owners ,but still freshly cooked to order,well priced.worth a visit

A great selection of ice-cream to be had. Well worth the train journey from the other end just to get one of these. They have 56 different flavours of Ice Cream. It is very popular, so can get busy, but it is worth it.

Good Beer and best Breakfast in the area by a mile.

Fantastic evening, 5 ✨from us presentation superb, flavours tastebuds tantalising. Service very attentive but not intrusive. Everyone is learning their profession to the highest level here , supported by their lecturers and staff. Thank you everyone, perfect evening out.

Yet another fantastic Sunday roast at the Crown Inn. The staff and atmosphere of this place is superb. Brilliant music and you can enjoy a boogie on a Sunday afternoon! Such friendly people and were really amazed and delighted by the friendly gesture of the excellent Landlord for our delicious meal. What a lovely surprise for your lucky customers which was us today on table 11.

This place is Nice. Respectful staff, Good frappes well Only one bad thing when I ask for a blueberry frappe they say they have no more blueberry bobas I do get pretty annoyed sometimes

The staff are excellent and always make it a pleasure to visit. 4 stars for food because as with all Greggs they do not keep food warm. It's pot luck if you get a hot or cold sausage roll and as we all know, Greggs sausage rolls are impressive when they're hot or hot but horrible when they're cold. This is not a snub in this branch as they are above excellent, but come on Greggs, would it hurt to keep my sausage roll warm?? 😁😁

The best breakfast in Havant great service clean and free WiFi we don’t go anywhere else since finding this place. Lovely customer service too.

Fraser was a lovely welcoming member of staff we had a really nice chilled out time thankyou Fraser excellent service food was amazing nothing was too much trouble

Great food, really friendly atmosphere. Plus the tall barman is mega hot 🥵 ❤️❤️❤️

Extremely disappointed with this bar / restaurant. They are advertising on their website and on a large blackboard behind the bar that they have a daily Happy Hour for cocktail. Upon arrival and asking for a cocktail the bar manager without any sense of apology informed us that they were not doing Happy Hours or had cocktails. Strange when the bar was fully stocked with every spirit possible. Their prices were on the high side for drinks, the bar had zero atmosphere and unfriendly staff. Do not waste your time driving or walking to the ends of Hayling Island. Without doubt misrepresenting what they sell and their services.

We ate in this restaurant twice during our two night stay. On the first evening we were advised that the dishes we wanted on the menu were sold out. It was only 8pm so we were surprised by this. There were three mains off. The lamb, the beef and the chilli, which were our top three choices. We ended up ordering meals that weren’t quite what we fancied. As we were waiting for our food, the Waitering staff sprayed down the tables around us and started setting up the room for breakfast. Again, at 8pm we were hardly eating late, and this created an unsettling “spritz, wipe, clang and clash” around us, as marmalades were placed out, and cereals. It was very off putting and certainly put a stop on any specialness that could have been enjoyed in our evening. The food that arrived was ok, not terrible, but not flavoursome either. I was concerned after the reviews I’d read, but I’d already paid through an “off peak luxury deal”which bound us to the restaurant for both nights. The deserts again were ok. I had the sticky toffee pudding, which was factory made and microwaved. Considering the price and description of these offerings, you are left completely underwhelmed. Our second night meant that the items we wanted to eat “were back on” however again, eating them did not quite live up to the 24 hour eager anticipation from the night before. The desert was described as a panacotta with rhubarb compote and ginger crumb. I got a ready made, gelatin heavy custard with a red top, that didn’t taste of anything, with a biscuit that was stale, and broken in to quarters. I took a photo as I couldn’t quite believe it. We sat by the window which was nice, had it not been for looking at the paint peeling from the window posts. The old decaying window panes and the untidy and broken patio are outside. This is not a luxury outing. This is trying to be something that a cheap paint job and an untrained chef just can’t achieve. My advice is to sell it as what it really is, lower your prices, and be honest about your offerings. Otherwise you are just going to have a constant flow of unsatisfied customers.

Although the cakes were ok and reasonably priced this is yet another unfriendly cafe/shop in Emsworth. It’s a lovely town why are all the staff so miserable?

This used to be, one of the best places to get your cakes and patisseries, but has gone down hill rapidly since a senior member decided to move on. Now allot of the shops are being sold off, and the prices are going up. Not the best way to do business.

This was my first of many Festive dinners and it did not disappoint!!! £20 for a 3 course festive dinner, with a glass of bubbly was fantastic value for money. The portions were generous, the food was very tasty, the atmosphere was friendly and the staff were attentive. If all my festive dinners go this way I will be a very happy (and full) customer. Highly recommended and I will definitely be coming back. Thank you so much Cas (Caroline)