The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Brading, St Helens and Bembridge Isle of Wight South East

Ganders restaurant on the Isle of Wight offers a culinary delight! Intricate flavour combinations wowed my taste buds, and the service was top-notch. A must-visit for food enthusiasts.

Arrived at Bembridge Airport for lunch and worth the trip. Very friendly service and the sausages and mash was very good.

This place was buzzing on this Saturday night in September! There were 6 of us and most of the other tables were also groups and families. I was a little disappointed that the bean chilli was not available so had to have the vegan burger (with a gluten free bun) but the waiter was very apologetic and all my friends were delighted with their options!

We visited twice. Once to have a drink and the other for food. It was busy both times. Staff were great. The pub had a nice feel to it with what seemed like a good mix of locals. Our pizzas were a little over cooked (burned in places making them hard crusts) for my taste but they were acceptable and good flavour.

We called into the cafe on a wet and windy morning. We only wanted a snack and the lovely staff split a toasted sandwich and gave us both the excellent coleslaw and salad garnish. Carrot cake to follow and lovely cup of coffee.

I went here for lunch it was amazing, will be returning asap good value amazing prices, you get a lot of food for the price best sausage rolls by far!!

Ignore the review that referred to the location of this cafe resembling a scrapyard and an overgrown garden. In fact they are Fort View (tyre replacement) and The Coastal Gardener (plant nursery), both of which are long established and well regarded local businesses. As for The View, it has a superlative position overlooking the Solent and backed by a farm, a campsite and an antiques business. It’s a very nice spot, easy to miss from the road, but well worth seeking out. The cafe has been completely and tastefully refurbished, and the staff are extremely pleasant and helpful. The menu is varied with very fresh ingredients and a ‘Mediterranean’ feel. I am sure they deserve to succeed and wish them all the best.

Excellent quality bread. Highly recommend focaccia and baguettes. Also basic pastries range pain au chocolat, croissant and palmier every day plus one suprise bake. Later there are often tarts which looks amazing. One tiny niggle the drinks are a little expensive especially a pot of tea at £4.20.

This cafe used to be known as ‘The Tollgate Cafe’, however, after the previous owners retired, it was bought out by the people who own & run ‘The Best Dressed Crab, a few hundred yards further down the beach, it is now known as ‘The Harbour View’. Sadly, what was once a cute, well managed & friendly café with very reasonable food, has now become a place with sometimes rude staff & extortionate prices. It’s still a lovely place to sit & watch the harbour from, but £2.00 for a can of Coke, no thank you, go elsewhere, I do now.

Ordered hot chocolate which took 10 minutes when it arrived it tasted like water. I returned it and the lady looked at me as if I was mad. We were given a replacement which was no better so we left. Couldn't be bothered to complain

Excellent quality and service. Friendly staff and lovely views. The poached eggs were cooked perfectly, as were all other ingredients.

Had a really lovely cosy lunch in here on a cool Autumn day. Really warm service and the food was enjoyable. Great location for looking out to sea.