Location: Ryde
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England, United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 Contemporary food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Ryde
Best Contemporary restaurants nearby. Discover the best Contemporary food in Ryde. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Contemporary 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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10. 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
9. Flanagan's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 527 reviews
For a family-friendly restaurant and bar with real ale, freshly ground coffee and an outside eating area with a spectacular view of the beach and Sandown Bay, you can't do better than come to Flanagan's on Pier Street. Try one of our fantastic burgers mad
Reviewed By John P
Located on a corner over looking the sea and tables outside as well as in.called for dinner and ordered sandwiches,they arrived well presented with salad as well,very nice.thinging of going in for dinner 1night this week.
8. Ganders Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 200 reviews
We are a family run restaurant situated overlooking St Helens green, minutes from Bembridge Harbour and The Duver. We offer an interesting and varied a la carte menu, daily specials, home made desserts, lunch time deli menu and roasts on Sunday, all made
Reviewed By mariecb100
Visited last month with family and enjoyed. Delicious food to chose from. Service wasnât quite as attentive as imagined as had to keep asking for drinks etc - but they were fairly busy with some larger parties. Overall very happy, thank you. Apologies! Larger parties are no excuse for not looking after you too. Glad you enjoyed our food and thank you for the positive review. We hope we get a chance to serve you better next time.
7. The Royal Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 362 reviews
The Royal Hotel has achieved 2 AA Rosettes for excellent food for over 17 consecutive years and has appeared in every Michelin Good Food Guide since it's inception in 1911. Lunch and afternoon tea are served daily in our beautiful, Colonial-style conserva
Reviewed By Chuckle3369
We had Sunday lunch here.i ordered Roast Loin of Pork.It came in a large hunk rather thn slices and only warm.There were four or five tiny blobs of apple sauce,about the size of 5p coins.The only veg on the plate was parsnip.The loin and parsnips were charred/burnt on the outside.When I say burnt I donât mean browned, they were black and the pork was dry.There were no dishes of alternative vegetables.i was very disappointed as the hotel is quite highly rated and th meals are very expensive.Dear Chuckle 3369We are very sorry that you found the Roast Pork to be substandard on your recent visit to the Royal, for the past two years we have served the Pork on the Sunday Lunch menu as one piece rather than thinly sliced as we have found it retains the moisture better. We are always pleased to serve side dishes of vegetables if requested and extra apple sauce is available. Our Sunday lunches have never been busier and the majority of the guests are regulars. We are not the cheapest venue for lunch but we do offer traditional service and source the majority of our ingredients from local suppliers. We do hope you will return for lunch in the future.
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6. The Kitchen at London House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 97 reviews
Come to The Kitchen for a lovely range of food. Hot and cold lite bites and lunches. Eat in or takeaway. Award winning Artisan Breads. Homemade Pastries, cakes and the most amazing scones! European food, we also cater for Vegetarian, and special diets. Te
Reviewed By gavlar1980
We went there when trying to find a place for lunch in Ventnor; the place is attractively decoarated, with friendly staff, and the sausage roll was one of the best I'd had. The only downside was that they don't accept credit cards, so you need to bring cash with you.Thank you for your review. We are currently looking into taking credit cards, and finding a package that best suits us and our customers. Hope it wasn't too inconvenient for you, and hope to see you again.
5. Ale and Oyster
Overall Ratings
4 based on 611 reviews
Bar/ fine dining restaurant in the evening on Ventnor seafront overlooking the sun, sea and sand! Spectacular views coupled with quality dining, relaxing atmosphere and friendly staff
Reviewed By gillian4343
We have eaten here many times.Following refurbishment and a name change to âHello Sailorâ we decided to visit.The freshly painted interior with nautical links is inviting and attractive. The delightful views remain the same!!!Ventnor beach and promenade in all its glory.The menu is now concise but retains many old favourites.The welcome from Shaun( co- owner) is always warm and inviting.Food is delicious. Wine very acceptable.We gather that there will be some changes to opening times so watch the website.As good as it ever was!
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4. Artisan Bar & Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By FunAdventure2
Iâve visited the Artisan since 20 July and have met Jamie, Lynette, Angus, Ben, Rob and Anthony as the bar staff. Anthony served me my first ever Artisan coffee last Sunday. The atmosphere is outstanding.I have met Jamie most often out of the staff, who, like the other staff is very accommodating to customersâ individual needs, who provide a warm welcome to me and other customers.I also made my first ever visit to the Upstairs part of the Artisan on 28 September which Iâd not got around to visiting before last Saturday where they have an additional bar and seating.The Artisan also holds live music.I have varied having one or more soft cold and hot drinks to one or more drinks and a meal, and staying for a few minutes through to an hour or longer, depending on the occasion in question, but whatever the duration, I always arrive and leave feeling happy at the Artisan.The Artisan has many alcoholic drinks including cocktails, as well as soft drinks including an exquisite orange juice from freshly squeezed oranges, and a separate fizzy orange juice drink, plus specialist rhubarb and separately apple drinks among the wide variety of drinks they sell.At my most recent visit, Lynette and Jamie were on duty. On this occasion, Jamie took my order at the bar counter and also delivered my fish & chips meal to my table (an excellent size portion of both) where I watched and listened to a Jazz trio performing to my right at the far end of the downstairs (entrance) room.Wow thankyou for your fantastic review, it really is much appreciatedAnthony
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3. Lockslane Contemporary Bistro - Under new ownership as of October 2018
Overall Ratings
5 based on 301 reviews
Based in the heart of Bembridge village, Lockslane is a small and intimate restaurant, seating a maximum of 20 guests. We buy local where we can, with our fish, meat and majority of our fruit and veg coming from right here in the village. We are open Wedn
Reviewed By Flyer3000
First visit since change of owners. Retains its intimate atmosphere and service is perfect and welcoming.The food is well cooked, but somehow lacks the lightness of touch of the previous chef and presentation is only average. A much more rustic style. Feels a little like a talented chef playing it too safe.Only other issue is the placement of the coat hooks directly outside the open kitchen. Having coats dry cleaned to eliminate odours is quite an overhead!Remains a cut above any restaurant in the East Wight and, with some small tweaks, has the potential to rival the best on the island.We will return. Recommended.Many thanks for your review, weâre glad you enjoyed your evening with us and hope to see you again next time. With regards to the coat hooks, it is an issue that we are aware of, and are in the process of remedying.Many thanks,R&J
2. The Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 337 reviews
The Bistro has an open kitchen - See, Hear and Smell what's going on. In the heart of Ventnor you'll find The Bistro - Serving, european cuisine, only a few yards from the sea - 30 Pier Street, PO38 1SX. Relaxed, contemporary, cosy, arty bistro - local an
Reviewed By ReviewInternational
Outstanding Family meal on a Saturday night - one vegan, so we had called ahead and arrived to a personalised handwritten menu - so very thoughtful.For us carnivores the pave steak was excellent and cooked to perfection - friendly and very professional service - highly recommended - book and go, you will not be disappointed....
1. Thompson's
Overall Ratings
5 based on 597 reviews
Thompson's is a contemporary 'open kitchen' restaurant offering a delicious modern British menu inspired by the flavours of the Island and Chef Robert Thompson's experiences. This original dining concept features kitchen view tables downstairs with a more
Reviewed By Lawtonguy
We booked Thompson's based on an internet search and reading TripAdvisor reviews, as we live in the north of England. We'd had a lovely day with beautiful summery weather and a trip to Osborne, and our visit to Thompson's rounded off our visit beautifully. We had the tasting menu, which was superb in every respect. All staff were friendly, relaxed and very knowledgeable. The food was beautifully presented and prepared, and also gave us an opportunity to try things we wouldn't attempt at home, such as cuttlefish 'tagliatelle'. I mentioned to the waitress that I wasn't a big fan of parmesan, but it wasn't a particular issue, and voila, the kitchen staff made sure my meal was tailored to my tastes, even preparing some gnocchi to replace an element of one dish. Oh, and the we have to mention the quirky cutlery, the good quality Riedel glasses ( yes, we use them at home ), and the complimentary amuse buche and pre-ssert.
