300 Restaurants near SO41 6DD, Lymington

" An unusual setting, The Scullery restaurant in Lyndhurst’s Lime Wood hotel evokes the look and feel of an 18th century country house kitchen. With a ..." Read our full review

"Mudeford may not be as glamorous or as chic as Sandbanks, but it’s a great location – quieter and away from the traffic of Bournemouth and ..." Read our full review

"It may be tucked away in the grounds of the Christchurch Harbour Hotel, but The Jetty operates as a stand-alone restaurant – slap-bang on the wat ..." Read our full review

Upper Deck Bar & Restaurant is a place where guests can kick back and relax at any time of the day - from early morning coffees and breakfast overlookin ... Find out more

"Totally rebuilt and extended over the years, this 15th-century listed building is now an independently run boutique hotel in the self-proclaimed capita ..." Read our full review

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We serve this most British of traditions in our beautifully upgraded lounge and bar area, where you’ll find plenty of comfy armchairs and cosy sofas i ... Find out more

Indulge in an exquisite afternoon tea experience at the charming Forest Lodge Hotel, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of the New Forest next to Lyndhurst. ... Find out more

After a long day out in the Forest or working away, there’s nothing better than winding down over a cold beer or wine and delicious, easy-to-eat food ... Find out more

Here at the Ship in Distress pub in Christchurch, we’re proud to be a traditional village pub that you’d be proud to call your local. Come alon ... Find out more

Sample delicious heritage cooking and classic English favourites, including homemade scotch eggs, game pies and British cheese ploughman’s. ... Find out more

"At first glance it may look like just another smart local inn, but The Montagu Arms is one of Hampshire’s finest, with an ambitious restaurant to ..." Read our full review

Ever since the seventh Duchess of Bedford introduced afternoon tea to England in 1840, making time for tea has been one of life’s great pleasures. Ou ... Find out more