Pubs & Restaurants

The isle of wight has some fantastic places to eat out and many have stunning views..

Here's just a few of the amazing places to visit..

On our doorstep

The Quirky teapot, The Smoke house at Robin hill or The Woodman.

On the water

The Hut, The Folly, The lifeboat, The Spyglass, The Terrace, Captain pizza.

Seafood

For local seafood try: The Hut, Murrays or the Smoking lobster.

Sunday roast

For a hearty roast dinner with all the trimmings, try: The Buddle Smuggler’s Inn, The Blacksmiths, The Woodvale, The Anchor, The Fishbourne or The Wheatsheaf.

Something special

Celebrating a special occasion? Looking for a romantic table for 2? Or just feel like getting a little dressed up, we recommend these smart venues: The Albion, The Royal Hotel Restaurant, The Seaview Hotel Restaurant, The Hut or RT Grill.

Hearty pub grub

For traditional pub food with a warm and friendly atmosphere, try: The Fishbourne, The Red Lion, The Lifeboat, The Anchor, The Woodvale, Bargeman’s Rest, Spyglass Inn, Pier View, The Folly, The Wheatsheaf Inn.  

Farm kitchen delicacies

For homemade meals using and selling the best of local produce, we recommend: Braai, The Cow Restaurant & Bar, The Garlic Farm Restaurant, Bluebells at Briddlesford, 

Something lighter

For a doorstep sandwich, tasty cakes, breakfast, homemade soups, juicy burgers great coffee and anything else you might fancy while out and about, try: Quay Arts Café, The Pearl, The Freshwater Coffee House, Dimbola Tea Room, Caffé Isola, The Piano Café, Gods Providence House, The Quirky Tea pot, Briddlesford Farm, Gurnard press.

Italian

Try an Italian on the Isle of Wight by visiting: Michelangelo Restaurant or Prego.

Indian

The Tamarind – they will also deliver to our gates for a night off cooking if you dont fancy venturing out.

Farm shops for experiencing our local flavours

Harvey Browns, Cheverton farm shop, Briddlesford and Nunwell.