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Best Steakhouse restaurants nearby. Discover the best Steakhouse food in Ryde. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Steakhouse restaurants near you.. Ryde is an English seaside town and civil parish on the Isle of Wight, with a population of 23,999 at the 2011 Census. It lies on the north-east coast. The town grew in size as a seaside resort after the villages of Upper Ryde and Lower Ryde were merged in the 19th century. The influence of this era is still strongly visible in the town's central and seafront architecture.
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1. Tramezzini
Overall Ratings
5 based on 442 reviews
Mediterranean inspired homemade food and local produce , cooked to the highest level in a stunning little Mediterranean bistro . Breakfast , lunch and dinner all cooked with a twist and the best the island has to offer
Reviewed By Beswetherick
Slightly bleak, distant lady in charge here. But the breakfast was decent. You can compile your own breakfast from the menu. So I had two fried eggs, black pudding, tomatoes, mushrooms, and brown toast. It was beautifully presented, the highlight being the tasty little red and yellow tomatoes, cooked just right. The fried eggs were a bit hard, though, which is often the way. With a cappuccino and a tea, price was £12.00 odd.The ethos of the small unit was Italian, though without Italian friendliness. The look of the place was good, but the floor wasn't that clean and the table felt a bit sticky. In any case, I left happy with the breakfast and fuelled for my hike.
2. The Alamo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 371 reviews
Reviewed By FrazerKent
Visited on a Saturday evening quiet late got a table really friendly service. The food was excellent really good choice on the menu and very large portions. Good location highly recommend would go back next time in IOW
3. Legends
Overall Ratings
4 based on 368 reviews
Reviewed By roberty469
Modern, beach front location with views out over the Chanel. Seating inside and out people watching no problem.Plenty of options on the menu. You can choose to cook your own food on a hot rock. As well as the normal seaside fare.Food is good but could be better with a little imagination. Staff are young and helpful happy to talk but need a little training. The inside decor needs softening.Could be a great place with location.
4. The Corner Grill House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 301 reviews
Reviewed By OscarWarwickshire
Let me briefly talk you through my one and only experience of this place. A few days ago I took my wife out for dinner. We went to the Corner Grill. On entering, we were not so much greeted as challenged with a "Have you booked?" question from a female member of staff who I assume was the manager. Ironic considering that the place was, apart from two or three covers, deserted. We told her we hadn't and she waved towards the general restaurant area, effectively telling us that we could sit anywhere we liked on the tables laid for two people.We sat ourselves down and after a few minutes the same lady came over to us. She slapped a couple of menus down on our table. She told us that there was no swordfish and walked off again. It was all a little bit abrupt and to be honest, got my back up a little bit. The icing on the cake came moments later when we heard raised voices coming from around a corner. There was lots of shouting, loud laughter and lots of swearing with the 'F' word used liberally. The manager shouted across the restaurant to whoever was creating the disturbance, effectively asking them to keep the noise down. It was clear that she was shouting at staff and not customers.Our initial impression of the restaurant was not favourable and we decided that in the circumstances we would not be staying. As we left, I looked round the corner and saw that the shouting and swearing had been coming from a couple of young lads in the kitchen. They saw that I was not happy and the manager, when I told her that we were leaving and why, gave them a look. One of the young lads clearly found it amusing because he sarcastically and rather mockingly shouted "Oops!" as we walked out.I can't comment on the standard of food, but I can comment on the standard of the staff. There is no doubt that those I encountered on that night were atrocious. The manager, if that's what she is, couldn't have been less bothered and the kitchen staff acted like out and out yobs. I will not be going back.I patiently waited for this review You had been asked if you had booked as there was a booking at 9pm so we could confirm if it was you or still to arrive. Why not be honest? You left as you heard from the kitchen not swearing at all however about a same sex marriage which you said upon exit is disgusting so in 2019 if a little conversation of a friend gettinf married to yes his 2 males makes you sick and feel thw need to leave then im glad you left as to be honest your very small minded and stuck in a past life It's 2019 not 1920
5. The Chequers Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 677 reviews
Set in the middle of some of the Isle of Wight's most beautiful countryside, the historic Chequers Inn was once a Customs and Excise house. The Chequers has been in the Holmes family for 28 years and is now ran by Mark Holmes and his wife Laura. The pub o
Reviewed By 662Betty
Random choice from tourist guide book found on board ferry proved to be really lucky. Room was spacious and full of lots of little extras from lovely toiletries to new toothbrush, toothpaste, razor and shaving cream for the forgetful visitor. Bed very comfortable and views over the countryside are lovely. Lots of walks along the many bridleways to be found nearby. Food so delicious had no need to eat anywhere else during our 3 night stay. Large well equipped play area off the beer garden made this an ideal place for families and made me wish I was a child again. Staff are so friendly and welcoming
