The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Isle of Wight South East

Good food, limited menu. Flat iron steak a bit on the small side. Pork Mac and cheese a little too big. 2nd floor a good spot for view. Worth a shot.

Excellent food, friendly service. What more could you ask for. Very welcoming and great choice of food for lunch. We’ll definitely be returning.

Called in 2 real ales to choose from didnt stay for another :(. Only seemed to be locals in dont think visitors got much of a welcome. Wont be back.

It's no longer there. Keep up!! Turned up to find it empty but redecorated. No idea what it will be replaced with.

Popped in for a coffee and was made to feel very welcome. Used the gents toilet and it was so slean and pleasant smelling Sat outside and enjoed the atmosphere.

Very nice people, nice atmosphere, nice food. Never been to a Tapas Bar before and we were quite impressed with the standard of food!

First lady on till need smile and need to love her job scone need to warm up or they didnt asked me first time been here never again

Great takeaway filled rolls and eccles cakes. Value for money, quality and excellent service. Can't go wrong. Try a cherry pie?

My family stayed here over a weekend. The service was brilliant. The food was great. Good prices. Good decor. Will definitely return.

Usual Costa fayre. Nothing particularly wrong with it but whoever runs this concession needs to decorate it inside and especially out. Looks an embarrassing mess. Takes the piss out the customer. Not good

Food good but old plates on the carvery should be replaced as they appear dirty. Whole place could benefit from a make over

Only stopped for coffee but have to say it is the best I have had on our holiday so far. Highly recommend.

I had an hour or two to kill in Ryde, so I decided to visit the Royal Victoria Arcade. I was drawn in by the Bohemian vibe, but stopped in my tracks when I arrived at the doomed ceiling and it's Devine frescos. They are truly stunning and worth a look. There are two shops that share this naturally lit central space at the end of the Arcade. Victoria Lanes is a well curated, nostalgic collection of memorabilia and paraphernalia from those Rule Britannica colonial times. The second establishment made me reach for my Canon. AJ's Diner has the most authentic 50's décor that I have seen this side of Route 66 and North of the Dixy Highway. Spotlessly clean and sanitised, Buddy Holly on loud, I settled in to the best cooked Full English that I have had in ages. Super heated under the salamander, just like on the Dixy Highway, I can assure you that AJ's breakfast is in a league of it's own. Well worth a visit next time you're lucky enough to be in Ryde

would come back any day! lovely atmosphere food was 10/10 and cocktails were refreshing and looked lush, would highly recommend :)