The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in New Forest South East

Relaxing with a lovely atmosphere with piping music. Sadly cannot say the same about the food. Food is expensive here so we didn't want to spend too much but the food should still should have been tasty anyway. We had 3 starters, Crispy (not crispy) squid in romesco sauce £10.50 - squid was chewy which had no flavour. Sweet potatoe fries which were over cooked and limp. Rosemary focaccia (bread) in balsamic/olive oil dip- chef didnt have to cook that so was scrumptious. Standards have definitely dropped so we won't be eating there for another few years. 2 out of 5 stars.

Love the Christmas decorations they have up, quick budget friendly food and helpful team

Great service, great coffee, decent food, and all reasonably priced. The cafe itself was clean, and there was hardly any queue at all.

I would give this tea room a zero, i asked for gluten free options, none offered ever, i asked for a can of lemonade i had just done a 7 mile walk with friends, i was refused as they only my offer a cream tea minimun spend £4.80. My friends ordered a cream tea each i asked for my lemonade to go on there order, the lady RUDELY said no can't do that either. So i sat thirsty and hungry while my friends ate there cream tea. I will never go back there, neither will my friends, why i could not have a can of lemonade is beyond me, do they not want customers?

I live locally so have visited before, taking various friends and family as the setting is so pretty and the walk from Beaulieu a pleasant way to work up an appetite. I've never found the pub at the Master Builders to be anything other than expensive, sometimes grubby, with a very limited menu and overall a not very customer focussed experience, but I've never got round to reviewing before. And always hoped it might improve! But enough is enough.....today we ordered the tomato bruschetta , which, for 10 quid, one might have thought would be a teensy bit more interesting than a chopped tomato on a piece of dried toast. ONE piece of toast...an uninspired tomato...no hint of the promised balsamic dressing that I could discern..no apparent olive oil rubbed into toast. Awful. Eat here if you are on a diet and want to feel ripped off. Better to take a picnic and sit on the tables down by the river. This pub leaves a sour taste and treats customers like idiots.

Went into the cafe at 1 30 pm . We were told they were closed could not believe it as we had previously been turned away many months earlier, which is why we decided to give them another chance. Such a shame as its a lovely space and area for a cafe , could be such a goldmine, and I say that as a lady that has been in catering for more than 40 years

Brought my mother in-law to look at plants and have a spot of lunch as Debbie's have a cafe. We sat down around 12.30 so just at the start of lunch and went to counter to order food and drinks. Well we encountered a young man with very limited service experience and not very helpful. We started to order and then quickly told only 2 portions of soup left and 1 jacket potato and it was only 12.30. well the food came out quick but sadly I had to send my Cheese and Beans jacket back as the beans were lukewarm. When the food was brought back there was no apology and just handed to me. As a manager in the hospitality industry I was not impressed and to top it of the bottle of Mayo was incorrectly dated as per EHO and product guidelines. I would avoid eating here.