300 Restaurants near SO24, Alresford

"Set in two acres of lavender fields, this rustic café sits on the edge of town in a modern, traditionally constructed, green-oak barn. Kitted ou ..." Read our full review

"Right in the heart of Hampshire’s watercress & steam-railway capital, The Bell attracts visitors as well as loyal regulars. This sympathetica ..." Read our full review

"Beer buffs can’t get enough of this unspoilt country local – especially as its ales come straight from an on-site brewhouse. Winter fires & ..." Read our full review

"With its cosmopolitan style, Caracoli stands out from the country crowd. An all-day, multi-functional space (eatery, coffee house & foodstore rolle ..." Read our full review

"It’s just as well the name says it all, because the tile-hung frontage of this 17th-century pub gives little indication of the knock-out views ov ..." Read our full review

A modern Thai restaurant and wine bar located in Ropley, where we offer a new way of fine Thai cuisine with the modern twist for those with pure food indulg ... Find out more

"Named after the founder of Lord’s Cricket Ground (who is buried in the churchyard), this is the real deal if you’re looking for a tradition ..." Read our full review

"Hidden away in the Hampshire countryside, this old flint-&-brick inn is a sheer delight. A sibling of Chelsea’s Admiral Codrington, it has be ..." Read our full review

Following a busy day exploring Winchester, the Brasserie is the perfect place to relax and unwind. With a great atmosphere and delicious food, it's one of ... Find out more

We are delighted to introduce The Odyssey Restaurant, Bar and Pizzeria to Winchester. An elegant, vibrant dining location on the edge of the stunning&n ... Find out more

This charming redbrick gastropub overlooks the church in the leafy village of Preston Candover. Once through the door, you’ll find pleasantly smartene ... Find out more

Here at the Northbrook Arms we have created a relaxed traditional pub atmosphere in the most stunning surrounding of East Stratton in Hampshire. We are both ... Find out more

Built in the reign of King Charles II in 1681, timbers from an old wooden sailing vessel were used in the construction, giving the pub its name. These expos ... Find out more

" The Brushmakers is a genuine country local on a narrow lane just a few yards from the village pond. Inside, it sports a traditional dark-beamed inte ..." Read our full review

" In a city rammed with historic buildings, the centuries-old, timber-framed Chesil Rectory still turns heads. It dates from 1450, lays claim to being ..." Read our full review