25 Gastropub Restaurants near Romsey

"Following a recent refurb, this gastropub has re-emerged with an extra helping of personality – check out the ‘suited pig in a rocking chai ..." Read our full review

"The big house on Hursley Estate was once home to Lord Protector Richard Cromwell and in more recent times it served as wartime HQ for the boffins worki ..." Read our full review

"Overlooking the old stocks & grazing ponies on the village green, the Trusty Servant makes the most of its picture-perfect New Forest setting, alth ..." Read our full review

"This busy little country pub sits comfortably with its traditional cottage look, offering a pleasing mix of dark beams, a warming winter fire, faded ca ..." Read our full review

"“Best for lunch on a warm day in the garden” says a fan of this reconfigured and rebranded Hampshire inn with pretty grounds backing onto t ..." Read our full review

"An attractive, understated Georgian pub set on a tiny cobbled square overlooking the cathedral green. It’s an enviable position on a sought-after ..." Read our full review

"Set in the New Forest, this traditional, family-friendly village pub offers a cheerful, hearty welcome, Fuller’s ales tapped from the cask & ..." 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

" 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

"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

"Situated a short drive from Andover, this Hampshire watering hole has established itself as something of a local landmark – and rightly so. Follo ..." 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

"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

"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