The best restaurants in Isle of Wight South East

Excellent food and very nostalgic

A wide range of beautifully prepared ingredients made a most delightful lunch. All the staff were hospitable and very helpful. The salad looked and tasted very fresh, no brown curled up lettuce here! All the cakes were homemade and were competitively priced. A very good place to visit.

Nice pub. Slight poor relation in my opinion to the sister pub dairymans daughter.

my drinks arrived on time and just as ordered.

Went here for Christmas dinner, sorry to say won't be back. Me and my wife both had prawn cocktail to start, it was probably the worst prawn cocktail I've ever had, packed with lettuce with a few rubbery prawns on top. I then had my beef dinner, it came with a bowl of Vegetables which were cold, not warm but cold, the only saving grace were the broccoli.My wife had a turkey dinner which she enjoyed, apart from veggies. To top all that, the cabaret we witnessed between staff and chef was very unprofessional, chef was effing and being at the top of his voice which everyone could hear. We didn't complain because I felt sorry for the only member of staff who was trying to do all jobs on his own, I give him 10/10. We live in Brighstone and desperately wanted this pub with new owners to succeed but this experience has put us off.

If we just go there, that's good. Enough with me.

Bluebells Cafe is a great place to meet for breakfast, brunch or lunch with friends. It's set in a working dairy farm and you can pet some of the calves. The food is great and the service is good although you may have to be a bit more patient if the cafe is busy. I would recommend the Bluebells breakfast - the sausages in particular are gorgeous! Its also very dog friendly and has a fair size car park. There is an adjacent farm shop which is well worth a visit as they sell dairy products from the farm as well as other produce. Also pay a visit to the heritage centre set in the old hop kilns as you leave the cafe on your right hand side as you make your way back to the car park - a reminder of when beer was brewed on the farm back in the day. This provides interesting information on dairy farming as well as displaying various exhibits.

Nicely arranged, very atmospheric. This place is like a time vortex, it captivates you with different sensory triggers! In parts it's hard to believe you're in the UK.

Lovely friendly place and excellent food

Great pub. Good beer. Friendly staff.

The location for the hotel is really good. It is next to a river, the river was a bit dry when I went. I really like the rooms for premier inn, the hotels rooms, cleanliness and very good and the value for money is incredible. We had a very good sleep and breakfast from the nearby beef eater restaurant. Beef eater provides meals to hotel guests. There is ample parking close to the hotel.

I haven’t been here for several years. It wasn’t busy when arrived, in fact we were only ones eating in conservatory. Service was quick and efficient. The food was absolutely great. I was very impressed. Quality and quantity was good. Definitely recommend.

Great restaurant. Large range of vegan options. We had the crab cakes and tapas. Yummy hot chocolates and desserts looked fabulous...wish we had had room. Friendly staff. Can't wait to return

Went with a coach party. Hotel was clean and staff were very attentive. Cleaning lady was very good. Only real fault was the food. Soup was lukewarm. So was breakfast. One night we had lasagne. It was awful. No taste . Looked like sick on our plates. Worst meal ever been served in hotel. Had abba tribute band and disco whilst we were there. Both very good

Great food and service, good music.