9 Cafes Restaurants near Isle Of Wight

We found 9 Cafes restaurants within 16 miles 16 miles of Isle Of Wight

There are many restaurants in the Isle of Wight, and perhaps that's why you find yourself here on this page. Our selection will allow you to filter down the options so that the sea of restaurants out there doesn't feel quite so overwhelming. We've got options that include a variety of cuisines that are within various budgets and restaurants that are housed in many different types of buildings such as bars, cafes, hotels, pubs, and even on boats. By using our filters on the left hand side you'll be able to choose whether you fancy Brazilian or Chinese food, or something a bit more classically British like a top notch pub meal or Sunday roast. Whatever you choose, we know that you'll enjoy a delicious meal out in the Isle of Wight, as our list is your go to resource for planning your next restaurant outing, catering to a variety of tastes and preferences.

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Cafes Restaurants near Isle Of Wight
Cafes Restaurants near Isle Of Wight
Cafes Restaurants near Isle Of Wight
Cafes Restaurants near Isle Of Wight
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The Garlic Farm Café

The Garlic Farm Café

Sandown, PO36 0NR
4.5 miles
£30 - £49
What we think
"Eating here starts with the marinated whole garlic cloves offered on your table and then descends into a full-on garlic fest – if that’s yo ..." Read our full review
The Canteen

The Canteen

Portsmouth, PO1 2FS
11.4 miles
BritishUnder £30
The Canteen is ideally located on the entrance of Portsmouth Harbour, inside the historic hot walls that used to be part of the defence set up. Now a waterf ... Find out more
The Parade Tea Rooms

The Parade Tea Rooms

Southsea, PO5 3JF
11.7 miles
Afternoon teaBritishUnder £30
Bread Addiction

Bread Addiction

Portsmouth, PO5 1JP
12.1 miles
BritishModern EuropeanUnder £30
Southsea Deli

Southsea Deli

Portsmouth, PO5 1LN
12.1 miles
BritishItalianUnder £30
Started by a Jamie Oliver protege, it’s no surprise that Daniel Nowland has been able to create a deli that focuses on independently and ethically pro ... Find out more
Southsea Beach Café

Southsea Beach Café

Portsmouth, PO4 0SP
12.3 miles
BritishUnder £30
Southsea Beach Cafe is an independent bistro and cafe situated right on the water’s edge at Southsea. The cafe is a popular spot for locals and visito ... Find out more
The Tenth Hole

The Tenth Hole

Southsea, PO4 9RF
12.7 miles
Afternoon teaBritishUnder £30
Gracie-Ann's Tea Room

Gracie-Ann's Tea Room

Portsmouth, PO6 4TP
14.1 miles
Afternoon teaUnder £30
Marjorie's Tearooms and Bistro

Marjorie's Tearooms and Bistro

Cosham, PO6 3BS
15.2 miles
Afternoon teaBistroUnder £30
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The beautiful Isle of Wight is an island just off the south coast of England. This sunny part of the English Channel is known for its beaches and seafront promenades, such as the very famous and sandy Shanklin Beach. In the Isle of Wight you'll find dinosaur remains and fossils in Compton Bay and Yaverland Beach. And, on the island's western point, The Needles draw in many visitors to look at the three huge White Chalk Rocks that are just behind a 19th century lighthouse. It's the largest and second most populated island in England, and locals call it simply that, just The Island. It's been a popular holiday destination since Victorian times because it has a mild climate, stunning coastal views and plenty of rich landscape.