22 Gastropub Restaurants near Havant

"Originally a row of 16th-century cottages, the Royal Oak now attracts droves of punters, thanks to its dreamy setting smack on the waterfront footpath ..." Read our full review

Similar to its older sister in Petersfield, The Dolphin in Portsmouth has a lot to offer. Whether you’re grabbing a quick drink, lunch, dinner, Sunday ... Find out more

" When Ritz hotel executive head chef Giles Thompson took over this character Sussex village pub overlooking the South Downs, the local dining out bri ..." Read our full review

"Simon Leonard’s family owned pub & restaurant is worth the detour down innumerable suburban roads for his beef faggots alone. This is a chef ..." Read our full review

"Anna & Adam Cordery’s rustic, homely pub, a stone’s throw from the River Meon, is the antithesis of a themed-up, all-day drinking den. ..." Read our full review

"With Pagham Harbour’s nature reserve on its doorstep, the venerable Crab & Lobster reels in punters with an attractive mix of local treats, f ..." Read our full review

This charming pub in Petersfield really has it all. The George boasts extensive food and drink selections, live sport, Sunday roasts, breakfast, kid’s ... Find out more

"The Partridge is everything you would hope for in a traditional 17th-century village hostelry close to Goodwood: there’s the scrunch of gravel in ..." Read our full review

"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

"There’s nothing tarted-up or counterfeit about this solid Georgian inn on the A285. The rustic bar is charmingly old fashioned & dedicated to ..." Read our full review

"Located in the heart of the South Downs National Park, this 18th-century flint and brick country pub exudes all the charm of its rural setting. Whether ..." Read our full review

" Known by locals as 'the pub with no name', you won't find too much signage at The White Horse in Petersfield. What you will find though, is top not ..." Read our full review

" 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

"It’s good to find a genuine friendly local in this pleasant Hampshire village, rather than yet another tarted-up gastropub. First impressions can ..." Read our full review

" On a warm summer’s day there’s more than a touch of the Med about this yachting fraternity favourite, with a deck-like terrace out front & views ..." Read our full review