Pub / restaurant recommendations = nr Southampton
Pub / restaurant recommendations = nr Southampton
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WindsorRob

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787 posts

280 months

Monday 21st May 2012
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Off to Good wood on the Friday but having to stay in Southampton. Wondered if anyone has any good pub / restaurant recommendations with say a 15 min taxi ride of the centre ? Don't mind a bit further if it's exceptional... After good quality more so than cheap, preferable with some good ales..

ArtVandelay

6,692 posts

212 months

Friday 25th May 2012
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I'm not from round these parts but I am stuck in Marchwood at the moment. I hear the Pilgrim in Hythe is good for food, it's just a ferry ride away from Southampton too.

Probably some nice places in Southampton

lauda

4,393 posts

235 months

Friday 25th May 2012
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Southampton doesn't really have any great pubs or restaurants. Your best bet would be to head to Winchester to The Black Rat or Chesil Rectory or out into the New Forest to The Pig. There's also a very nice pub called The Plough which is in Sparsholt between Southampton and Winchester.

S10 GTA

13,755 posts

195 months

Friday 25th May 2012
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ArtVandelay said:
I'm not from round these parts but I am stuck in Marchwood at the moment. I hear the Pilgrim in Hythe is good for food, it's just a ferry ride away from Southampton too.

Probably some nice places in Southampton
The Pilgrim is in marchwood, and isn't worth the trip, esp by ferry, as you would need to get a bus too.

Plenty of reasonable places to eat. My favorite currently is Rancho's, down the bottom end of town. It's an Argentine steak house. The ribs are epic, but its not cheap.

Where exactly are you staying?

garrykiller

5,670 posts

186 months

Friday 25th May 2012
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the jolly sailor in Hamble is always a good shout.

cowherds next to southampton common is nice, good menu.

plenty of bars down by the ocean village that serve good food, banana wharf and the pitcher and piano.

the olive tree and white star on oxford street are nice.

Huntsman

9,276 posts

278 months

Friday 25th May 2012
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You want the White Hart Hamble.

freecar

4,249 posts

215 months

Friday 25th May 2012
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Robin hood, Durley.

http://meneatpies.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/robin-hoo...

Always enjoy the food there and nice ales.

.:ian:.

3,016 posts

231 months

Friday 25th May 2012
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Just outside Soton: http://www.fullers.co.uk/rte.asp?id=4&itemid=1... Has a fantastic garden, food is good (or was last time smile)

Montys http://www.montaguarmshotel.co.uk/
Is about 25mins from Southampton, has proper restaurant, and a less formal one.

http://www.themasterbuilders.co.uk/ can sit in the garden and gawp at the yachts in the marina (much more civilised than Ocean village)

Bit further away http://www.thepighotel.co.uk/


Edited by .:ian:. on Friday 25th May 13:00


Edited by .:ian:. on Friday 25th May 13:03

S10 GTA

13,755 posts

195 months

Friday 25th May 2012
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Montys is a good shout, but might be a bit far if they are staying the other side of Southampton

Sharted

3,153 posts

171 months

Friday 25th May 2012
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Kutis for a curry then over the road to the gay bar for a beer or 2.


Ray Luxury-Yacht

8,918 posts

244 months

Friday 25th May 2012
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The Oxford Brasserie in Oxford Street. Ask for the owner, Fabrizio - he'll look after you wink


anonymous-user

82 months

Friday 25th May 2012
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When I last lived in Southampton (admitedly 3-4 years ago now) The Cowherds pub (located on The Avenue) was one of the better places to eat. Only 10-15 mins from the city centre.