The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Winchester South East

Unaccommodating, rude and belittling. Asked on a Friday evening at 19.00 if we could come down for a table of 4 for drinks, food and pool, and the man that answered the phone said no don’t bother we are closing soon as we have no customers. It’s a shame as we would have spent allot of money with them, hopefully making opening the pub worth while! Never will I go here again with such rude customer service. The man on the end of the phone hung up on me, after me asking why are you closing so soon? Hope it makes it through the next year and if it doesn’t we know why!

Often visit this pub for a meal. On this occasion very disappointing menu. For example, No chicken on menu, only one vegetarian option which was a Balti Pie. Nothing like the busy pub we have visited before. Perhaps others feel as we do about this menu? Overall, for the first time not sure if we will bother visiting again

Excellent dog friendly pub serving a delicious breakfast. Very friendly and welcoming. Good place to stop for a proper full English after getting off ferry. Highly recommend.

Best full English I've ever had. Ordered extra sausage and it gave me extra sausage. Would come again.

Happened upon this gem of a place by accident when visiting Winchester and so happy we did. The Sunday roast was amazingly good - I had beef and hubby had pork. The cheesy greens are a ‘must’ as a side too ! The place had a lovely atmosphere and the staff were so friendly and welcoming. Would highly recommend. Sadly, we weren’t drinking on this visit but we will be back in the future to try their wine and cocktails!

Having just been dropped off for lunch on a coach trip, the Crown & Anchor is ideally positioned. Although being a party of ten, we were welcomed by Sarah, the manager who soon had us seated and sorted with menus. The atmosphere was friendly and the locals obliging. The food was first class and Jason the chef's homemade roasted vegetable soup was amazing. We'll come again next time we're in Winchester

Después de escuchar todo el bombo sobre este lugar mi pareja y yo decidimos probarlo Primera impresión donde muy bueno nos dijeron que no había mesas para 45 minutos porque estaba ocupado. El sistema que usan para llamarte para tu mesa es brillante Fuimos atendidos por una joven que estaba muy mareado. Cuando me olvidé de pedir un café, me pareció un trato enorme cuando le pregunté cuando volvió con son otras bebidas Tomó un tiempo para que la comida saliera era comprensible debido a lo ocupados que estaban Cuando llegó la comida, había pedido los huevos de gallina benédicos. Esto estaba extremadamente seco incluso con la salsa holandesa (la bruja no tenía exactamente ningún sabor) Mi compañero pidió las tortitas que fueron muy decepcionantes, no tenían sabor a ellos y también muy seco. También probaron aceite viejo Es una lástima que tengamos un mal vencimiento con la tienda de Ford Chandler ya que habíamos apurado cosas tan buenas También intenté buscar en su sitio web un correo electrónico a sus relaciones con el cliente pero no pude encontrar uno

The Fox Inn at Bramdean is a real gem of a pub and a rare find these days. The building originates from the 17th century, but much altered in appearance over the years, and is Grade II listed. By not being overly modernised, it has retained a genuine old pub atmosphere and it is all the better for it. The floor is made of old wide oak planking which creaks and squeaks when you walk on it. There are low beams and wood panelling in the bar area. The floor plan is idiosyncratic; the bar is ‘L’ shaped. It all provides for a delightfully aged, cosy and relaxed atmosphere. Three real ales were on tap when I visited: Langham’s Session Bitter; Otter Bitter and Hopback Summer Lightning. I had Chicken Supreme from the lunch menu and it was excellent. The large chicken leg was cooked perfectly, so that it was still moist and tender; the cream sauce, with mushrooms and wilted spinach was well seasoned. Service was friendly and prompt. This pub is a bit out of the way but definitely worth taking a trip out to visit. Highly recommended.

What a fantastic gem of a pub.. great food good choice of drinks a true country pub 👌

Lovely place specialising in chocolates and indeed hot chocolate. Popped in today for a vegan hot chocolate, pot of tea and two cinnamon buns. All really good and a couple of salted caramel pieces of chocolate as tasters too. Will happily return to try some more and perhaps buy some chocolates too.

Called into the Tea Rooms on the off-chance with several friends and the staff kindly found us a table (many tables were reserved). We all opted for granary bread sandwiches, some which came with a generous salad and crisps and others went for the doorstep bacon sandwiches, which were enormous! Excellent pots of tea to drink. Obviously already well known in the area as there was a queue for tables, so make sure to book beforehand. The Tea Rooms are set at the back of Southwick Stores which comprises a village shop and post office. The shop was the best stocked of any village shop I have seen in a long while

Friendly little cafe hidden from the main area. We had tried to get into another of the town’s cafes but it was busy. Luckily we came across the Anvil on our way back to the car. The building itself is beautiful and very quaint. We ordered a Ploughman’s and a French onion soup. The soup was nicely hot and came with the requested gluten free bread as advertised. I have yet to find gf bread nicer than this and thoroughly enjoyed it with lashings of butter. The ploughman’s was plentiful with fresh salad garnish and lots of cheddar, stilton and gammon ham. The service was great and the food being brought out looked fresh and a good portion size. One to try if you’re in the area. There’s a nice little outdoor seating area for warmer days. We look forward to coming again.

My first time coming in here and I was not expecting the food to be so tasty! So much choice and not the bland food you always think of when you think of vegan choices. Pleasantly surprised.

Staff always really friendly, particularly the man that works here. Really nice. Great coffee. Really nice place to go on our walks in Alresford. Highly recommend- much nicer than the other rude and pretentious coffee shops in Alresford like Caricoli.

A brilliant place for breakfast, just a stone’s throw from the High Street. A warm welcome from smiling staff and the best porridge bowl ever.