Location: Romsey
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Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Romsey, England, United Kingdom. Romsey (/ˈrɒmzi/ ROM-zee) is a market town in the county of Hampshire, England.
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10. The Sun Inn Romsey
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
We have comfortable bar and dining areas, serving home made traditional food as well as burgers & steaks, value lunches, & Carol's great Sunday roasts.
Reviewed By Peter B
went here for an evening meal with family members. We really enjoyed it. The pub has a great ambience, inviting without being pretentious or too quirky. The staff are great. Very pleasant, welcoming and attentive. We couldn't fault the service. The menu is varied and should accommodate most tastes. The food was very good and well presented. Finally, they have a dog-friendly area. Without being requested, a bowl of water was provided for our dog, who was also delighted to be given a biscuit. She will want to go back, and so will we.
9. Luzborough House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 687 reviews
pub/restaurant serving good food 11am to 10pm 7 days a week, 4 real ales and dog friendly. Large garden with bouncy castle (in summer months) large car park
Reviewed By Slight-Fade
My wife and I had a mid-week lunch here. The staff were friendly and efficient and our meals came relatively quickly but that may be the problem. Whereas my gammon and chips was good my wife's bangers and mash was not. It appeared the sausages had been cooked earlier then overdone in a microwave. It's not a dish that you should get wrong. The apple crumble and custard that followed was very good. It was our second time here and much like the first all wasn't well.Hi Slight-fade, your feedback is extremely disappointing, and I'd really like to speak to you to discuss it further. Please can you get in touch when you have a spare moment 01794 523816
8. Mortimer Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 370 reviews
Reviewed By mekydro
This lovely old restaurant oozes atmosphere and is a nice place if you like a peaceful breakfast. Definitely not the cheapest Full English around, but probably one of the best.We would certainly consider using them again, but more likely as hotel guests than non-residents.
7. The Cromwell Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 495 reviews
A truly special place to drink, dine and stay at the edge of the picturesque market town of Romsey. The Cromwell Arms boasts locally-sourced specialties, a host of perfectly-stored ales and wines, and a fabulous marquee. Itâs the perfect place to rest a w
Reviewed By GNC1
I rarely write hotel reviews, but was very impressed with this hotel whilst staying over the bank holiday weekend.The staff are all friendly and helpful, and the room couldn't be faulted on any way. The restaurant offered a nice variety and all meals were of a very good standard. Would whole heartedly recommend this hotel to anyone who is visiting the area.Thank you for taking the time to share you're lovely review. It's great to hear you had a fantastic time with us and had a great stay in Romsey.Hopefully we'll see you again soon!Sean
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6. The White Horse at Ampfield
Overall Ratings
4 based on 328 reviews
Parts of the ancient building of the White Horse date back to the 16th century, and the two large Inglenook open fires bear testament to their heritage with their smoking chambers and their priest hole. These fires which are always alight during the winte
Reviewed By BroLucius
I surveyed their September menu on the internet and saw several tempting items. My wife and I visited on a Thursday evening. I ordered king prawns and then red snapper with Moroccan couscous. My wife chose two starters, chicken and mango salad, then kofta. My prawns were good quality, but the chef had provided no added value. They were just boiled, really, with no extra flavour and limp salad leaves underneath. The piece of red snapper was either overcooked or had perhaps been in the freezer too long - very chewy. There was little evidence of Moroccan spicing in the underlying couscous. I did not enjoy the dish. My wife's chicken and mango starter was fine. The kofta was very good. All in all, my enthusiasm on reading the menu was dampened by the presentation and taste of my two dishes. The restaurant was attractive, as always, under candlelight. You place your orders at the bar.
5. Dog & Crook
Overall Ratings
4 based on 164 reviews
With rolling countryside surroundings and a lovely warm traditional decor it is the perfect village pub with bed and breakfast well worth the visit. Offering locally sourced ingredients that its talented team of chefs use in creating the menus array of mo
Reviewed By John H
We stayed here for bed & breakfast for 2 Days. The chef Andrew produces first class meals that are served with care and excellence. My Brother had a fall in his bedroom and Andrew and the staff could not have been more kinder or considerate. It was so nice to see such compassion and understanding. We had Sunday lunch which was superb and the homemade pie I had Monday evening was to die for.
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4. The Old House at Home
Overall Ratings
4 based on 559 reviews
Reviewed By tattyff
The pub has been freshened up and looks good.We chose plaice which was superbly cooked. If I had one wish it would be for a more healthy menu. The menu mainly consists of typical pub grub and not many healthy choices.Can recommend the fish though.
3. Three Tuns
Overall Ratings
4 based on 540 reviews
Reviewed By stanleychappie
One of the best Sunday lunches Iâve had out in a long while. Amazing crackling with the pork. Superb service too.
2. The Hatchet Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 265 reviews
Reviewed By Actionsigner
Amazing evening meal in rustic traditional family run pub nice garden. Space to park friendly locals service was friendly and prompt and food was great value and the home made Fajitas went down well Liz runs a great pub and would definitely come here again when weâre back in this area.
1. The Wheatsheaf
Overall Ratings
4 based on 347 reviews
Reviewed By 585Rodney585
We were out for the day visiting Mottisfont and Ampfield Woods and pre-booked a table for lunch. We were welcomed by a cheerful barmaid who pointed to a table and brought our drinks. Taking our order of a Ploughmanâs and a Ham Egg and Chips. We had to wait sometime as it was quite busy. The food on arrival looked very appetising, my wifeâs Ploughmanâs was huge with ham and plenty of Stilton (extra charge for the cheese). I unfortunately was unable to eat the ham as I was taken ill shortly after. I will definitely return to avail myself of their fine fare.
