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Romsey Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Romsey
Romsey in United Kingdom (UK), from Europe region, is best know for Highchairs Available. Discover best restaurants in Romsey with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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1. The Suan Thai Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 266 reviews
In the heart of Romsey, the Suan Thai restaurant has been serving authentic Thai cuisine since 1997. Choose from a wide selection of original dishes, prepared by our award-winning chef and served with traditional Thai hospitality. We endeavor to make your dining experience with us one to remember, we don’t implement double sittings, you can stay and will want to all night. If you are celebrating a special occasion let us know (we have been known to embarrass the odd person celebrating a birthday). If you have any special dietary requirements please let us know at the time of booking and we will do our best to accommodate them.
Reviewed By Julian G - Romsey, England, United Kingdom
We always had a good experience when visiting Suan Thai in the past, but before yesterday it must have been a good 10 years since we paid a visit - so we were long overdue.
It was quite clear they haven't changed what was a successful formula; the food, service and ambiance were still very much up to the mark. Well cooked, plentiful portions, served well. An excellent place to enjoy Thai food - I'm very pleased we decided to entertain our guests there and it was still as good as we remembered.
2. The White Horse at Ampfield
Overall Ratings
4 based on 258 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 winter months throw their heat into the various bar areas.The locals bar, with its dart board, and cosy village atmosphere retains the typical English pub image. Roaring log fire, the slap of cards on the table during a crib match and the thump of darts in the board, echo quietly in this bar. No background music can be heard, just the agitated discussions of the village elders who frequent this oasis of good beer & conversation.The lounge bar, with its equally large Inglenook can accommodate up to 40 people sitting and many more standing. Used by many people as a dining area, it still retains its “Olde World Charm”. A comfortable Chesterfield and deep farmhouse chairs merely add to the pleasant ambience of this lovely area.The restaurant has been built in a new area that extends towards the lovely pub garden. Seating 90 customers it makes a perfect place to enjoy the excellent food that is always available.
Reviewed By BroLucius - Winchester, England
We visited on a Thursday night. It was cold outside but the Olde-English pub interior was warmed by a log fire. I ordered a pint of bitter, one of three real ales on offer. We were looking for only one course. I chose the rabbit and bacon pie (one of 5 or 6 on offer). The pastry was good and the inside of the pie OK but not exactly packed with meat. The small-sized potatoes had apparently been roasted (like jacket potatoes) instead of being boiled. They were fine. A jug of brown gravy accompanied the dish. My wife chose one of two fish dishes on the specials board: goujons of plaice with saute potatoes (requested instead of skin-on fries) and a side salad. The fish was good but the potatoes were nothing special. Anyway, it was a pleasant place to be and it made a change to get a tasty supper and a drink for two and to be able to pay with a £30-limit touch card! ,
3. Three Tuns
Overall Ratings
4 based on 430 reviews
Reviewed By currylover2018 - Southampton, United Kingdom
This was our first visit to Three Tuns and were joined by two friends who live locally but hadn't dined at the pub before. The place is positively quaint, old-worldy with wooden floors, chairs and tables and low celings. The reception from the staff was friendly and when we asked to move to a more suitable table they were very accommodating. All in all the service couldn't be faulted. The range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages was good. The food, however, was disappointing, especially the much talked-about home-made pies which we all opted for - two beef and two chicken. They were rather ordinary, the gravy was a little tasteless and veg a little undercooked. The one dessert we had, panna cotta with rhubarb and, strangely, raw carrots - was bland and certainly not worth the price. Probably won't rush back!
4. La Parisienne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 459 reviews
Reviewed By hjohnnacepilot50 - Eastleigh, United Kingdom
This place is truly a little piece of France.. from the french speaking staff to the decor to the ambiance...and the food.
We enjoyed our Valentines supper, the place was packed.
We started with a little Valentines champagne cocktail aperitif .
My French onion soup was the real thing and my wife's goat's cheese salad was to die for with hints of thyme...
The main of Sirlion steak was interesting.. I should have known to order it medium in a French restaurant.. I requested med/rare.. it came blue... however I asked for it to be cooked more it came rare..
Just as well the Brouilly red wine was so well matched to the steak and a perfect temperature.
This place is not cheap but you get what you pay for..
A very romantic, special evening as always...
5. The White Horse Brasserie
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 228 reviews
Set in the heart of Romsey, The White Horse Brasserie opens onto its own delightful courtyard. The acclaimed 2AA Rosette brasserie is a wonderful place to enjoy every occasion from a romantic dinner for two to a family lunch. Head Chef Chris Rock's accomplished menu serves modern British classics following the seasons.
Reviewed By ReadingRoamer - Reading
We chose from the menu in the lounge whilst enjoying a first drink. Over three courses and six different dishes we enjoyed a great range of flavours and tastes, accompanied by one of the least expensive bottles of wine that was also very tasty.
The setting is smart making for a great evening to remember. Give it a go.
6. The Wheatsheaf
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 276 reviews
Reviewed By serena99 - Switzerland
we needed a place that could hold a number of guests for a family gathering. we had pre ordered tea and cakes, the cakes were not only delicious but generous portions. there ar a couple of rooms going off the main bar so people could gather in groups. it was ideal. the pub itself is nice and well known for its great food.
7. The Old House at Home
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 474 reviews
Reviewed By robinn669 - Farnham, United Kingdom
Situated up the delightful Love Lane is this strangely named pub which was buzzing on a Friday night when we visited. The little booths situated on the right are great place to watch the happy Romsey crowd at play. Good selection of beers and good sharing boards. Don't forget to visit the spectacular abbey- one of the best in southern England
8. Natraj Romsey
Overall Ratings
4 based on 253 reviews
Indian Restaurant in Romsey, Hampshire//
Reviewed By nicola p - Winchester, United Kingdom
Popped in for a takeaway. Never been before. Fast efficient service, delicious food. We will definitely be using again and again!Thank you!!
9. Dish Deli & Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 158 reviews
Delicatessen offering a range of cheeses, antipasti, olives, quiches, pies and cakes. Food Store offering lovely products from small artisan producers from Hampshire, the UK and further afield: jams,chutneys, sauces, marinades, oils, vinegars, juices, beers, biscuits, chocolates, tea, coffee's to name but a few! Bistro offering breakfast, brunch, lunch, afternoon tea and cakes, fabulous coffee, takeaway, wine and much more! Open 10-4 Mon, 9-4 Tues-Thurs, 9-5 Fri & Sat, Closed Sunday.
Reviewed By Traveller1234_11 - Romsey, United Kingdom
Went to Deli kitchen to grab a light lunch while working from home. It was fairly busy but had tables yet as soon as the lady knew I was solo said there is no tables available. Well their advertising says buy local, I ended up and will be going to costa as at least they welcome you
10. The Hatchet Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 207 reviews
Reviewed By Blakkers - England
Friendly, busy pub with good beer. Very welcoming and my first visit on a Tuesday night coincided with darts & steak offer night. Charming team seated me at the bar and looked after me. Excellent crab cakes & plaice fillets with amazing mash.Will return.
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