The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Winchester South East

Was working in area . Popped into for sausage sandwich The young lady in charge was delightful . So friendly and bubbly a real little gem

Nice traditional cafe. Friendly staff. V reasonable. Obviously used by locals which is always a good guide. Husband had a full English breakfast and I had a bacon bap.

A wonderful lunch, sandwiches- ciabatta and sourdough with sausage, cheese, tune etc and great coffee and tea. The bread was so fresh and warm. We had walked from Eastleigh along the Itchen Way so it was a very welcome refreshment stop.

Very disappointed, says will open ‘weather permitting’ at 0800, we arrived at 0940 on a bright spring morning, but Deck on the go not open, asked when they would open and told ‘not sure they were busy doing things’. Drove by 10 minutes later after getting coffee elsewhere and they were open. So our limited contact says they don’t care about customers and don’t need new trade.

We drove 30 minutes and walked in the rain for an incredible breakfast. Highly recommend. Where loose trousers as your be leaving stuffed.

O'Neill's in Winchester is a good place to have a drink

Recently refurbed very nice. Staff really friendly even the chef stopped for a chat. My husband had a roast and said it was one of the best he has ever had. I had scampi and really nice and home cooked no ping ping here. Will be back. Nice to have somewhere in Winchester with decent home cooked grub. Thank you.

A child's jam sandwich was dry, they did replace no quibble but by then the 2 year old didn't want it

Had a great lunch today at this superb pub in the Hampshire countryside . Such a delightful historical building with friendly atmosphere and great bar staff. And lots of good natured dogs!

The pub is good. Good ales and a good price

It's my favourite coffee , and the cafe is perfectly placed for us to sit and watch the passing show.

Family meal to celebrate 40th. Wedding Anniversary. Could fault it! The food was great, the service excellent and the setting was ideal. An occasion o remember. A restaurant to recommend.

We booked Sunday lunch with my sister and brother in law, we wanted to try the Chestnut Horse with the intention to book for Christmas. The starters were lovely but not to be said for the main course, my sister and I had the roast beef, the beef was cut thickly and the whole plate full was verging on cold, my sister order extra cauliflower cheese which arrived towards the end of her meal. We ordered puddings, my sisters came first, ice cream, and ours arrived half an hour later and was not fully as we ordered. The staff were very pleasant and apologetic. Such a shame for a lovely country pub.

Highly rated Great service Staff delightful big smiles all round Food very good Beer fantastic good prices Don't forget the shop honey and beer good prices A real gem in the test valley

This was a pub that we have been going to since 1973 but will NOT be again!!We are a bunch of friends(7) that meet up to have a Sunday roast and a chat and catch up. My wife booked the table 16 days before and when we got there we had been place in a very drafty place where all the comings and goings were and it was very cold and windy! We found another table but were not allowed to change as it was where the bar Manger had placed us. The food was less than we were led to believe ! cold food for a Roast Sunday Lunch is not on anybodies list of things to do for a fun Sunday. The veg were pre- cooked and warmed up and placed on the side of the plate.Roast potatoes were tasteless Beef tough and pork very very fatty!