Location: Petersfield
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Most Popular British food in Petersfield, England, United Kingdom
Best British restaurants nearby. Discover the best British food in Petersfield. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for British restaurants near you.. Petersfield is a market town and civil parish in the East Hampshire district of Hampshire, England. It is 17 miles (27 km) north of Portsmouth, via the A3 road. The town has its own railway station on the Portsmouth Direct Line, the mainline rail link connecting Portsmouth and London. Situated on the northern slopes of the South Downs, Petersfield lies wholly within the South Downs National Park.
Things to do in Petersfield
10. The Old Drum
Overall Ratings
3 based on 409 reviews
The Old Drum is a contemporary country pub in the centre of Petersfield. Built in the 18th Century, it is the oldest in the area and has been lovingly and painstakingly restored to keep its character and charm. Enjoy real ales and fantastic, locally sourc
Reviewed By jocelynhooton
Why is it that pubs don't seem to train there staff properly.Not well organised at all and when the food came it was just about edible,in spite of asking for the steaks to be rare they were not and at £25 pp I expect more.Yet again a long delay between ordering and arriving.This pub needs to wake up and shake up and train the staff properly as it is really not good enough as the standard dosn,t justify the prices.Good afternoon , my name is Maria Solovieva , I am owner of the business. I appreciate your opinion, it is true that team is new and manager needs to train staff better. But you must agree that quality of food is very high and everything we do -we do fresh! No pre -prepped food and thatâs why delays might happened ! I agree that on a busy day, service is slow but many places has the same issues . Good things takes time! This is how I see it .
9. The Hidden Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Mabel B
A lovely little café with very friendly staff. Interesting menu and very generous portions. We didn't have room to try the tempting cakes! We will certainly visit again
8. The Trooper Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By Norman B
Stopped here for lunch when visiting the area. I had braised beef, which was a good portion, tender and served with nice vegetables, though slightly lacking in seasoning for my taste. My wife had cod pie, which looked very nice, though her portion had only a tiny portion of cod in it, and was mainly potato, sauce and cheese topping. Service was very welcoming, and the beer was good.
7. The Half Moon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 127 reviews
The Half Moon is a lovely pub restaurant, which serves great homemade British food. There is a huge garden to sit and eat in too, and a small park for the kids to play. This pub restaurant has something for the whole family so bring them all down! The aim
Reviewed By 887steved
Spend one night at the Half Moon. Room was clean and beds comfortable. Lovely shower. Heating wasnât on when we came in around half ten. The staff resolved this quickly.Breakfast was excellent. Tasty and a full plate. Staff very friendly and helpful.
6. Upstairs at The Folly Wine Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
The Folly Wine Bar & Restaurant is one of Petersfield's most iconic and popular places. With its high, wooden timbered vaulted ceiling, leaded windows and congenial atmosphere, you'd be forgiven for thinking our beautiful building was a centuries-old coun
Reviewed By Andy S
Ate here early on a Tuesday evening and both has the Steak specials. A choice of different cuts was offered and served with chips and salade at two for £20.00. This represented very good value. We had not visited here for several years and went on the recommendation of a friend and were generally well satisfied. Initially we were the only two dining and were later joind by another couple. An undeserved quiet night. Would I return - yes.
5. The Five Bells
Overall Ratings
4 based on 204 reviews
Reviewed By Nicky P
While waiting for cousins walking the South Downs way we had delicious wine, Pinot and NZ Sauvignon blanc.sitting outside the Fove Bells admiring the glorious hanging baskets.The menu, typical pub grub also had a very good daily specials sheet. Two of our group had an excellent crab salad as a main course. My cousin had liver and bacon with onion gravy and mash. He said it was very good but was defeated by the large portion of liver. Mum had an excellent dish of cod in a cheese sauce and I had a delicious Scicilian cod with tomato caper and olive sauce that was too oily. All the mains came with new potatoes and lightly cooked vegetables. The noise of the coffee machine was deafening and the ladies loos left a lot to be desired with one loo out of order and no hand towels. We had a lovely meal with family and the staff were very pleasant.
4. Cafe Mezzo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By Christopher I
We thoroughly enjoyed our brunch, today, after a gentle stroll round the shops in the sunshine. Our choices of food were scrambled egg/smoked salmon & eggs benedict both served on a muffin to perfection. We both had a cup of coffee, with the meal, & left feeling like we'd eaten a feast. Family run with excellent service, at competitive prices, we would recommend this restaurant to anybody. Thanks to the staff for making our meal so tasty & looking forward to the next time. All the best.
3. The Thomas Lord
Overall Ratings
4 based on 629 reviews
Reviewed By jasu
Stayed here when attending a wedding locallyCharacterful pub and great staff. âLog cabinsâ are prefab with wooden cladding on the outside only. Very snug. Full of dust and fluff so cleaning poor. Bathroom ok but shower full of hair. Hospitality tray with tea and coffee but no milk. We had been allocated room 2 which adjoins another âcabinâ and as wall are paper thin was disturbed by neighbours late into the nightBreakfast ok but staff dragging cleaning materials through the dining room and noisy furniture removing whilst we were eating did spoil the experienceMeals had at the restaurant were really good Pub and food side great but the b&b service needs improvement in order to expect high end prices
2. The Harrow
Overall Ratings
4 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By Janet P
Small, old fashioned country pub. According to the Lonely Planet guide to the best places to eat lunch, its in the WORLD top 500!Apart from the delicious food ( particularly the soup and my favourite - the rare beef sandwiches),delightful flower arrangements, roaring fire and friendly staff and the thoroughly engaging atmosphere, the welcome is great.There are no chips, no coffee and no children indoors - plenty of outdoor space though.The loos are in an outside building which is well heated and clean.All part of its charm!
1. The Natural Apothecary Health Food Shop and Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 200 reviews
Experience a traditional 18th Century apothecary revived to create a stylish cafe environment. We believe that healthy food doesn't have to be dull, so come along to relax and enjoy good quality, healthy and tasty food and drink. We specialise in deliciou
Reviewed By Mike-from-Oxford
We had a lovely healthy lunch here in the quirky stylish old chemist decor.Great portion size and love the fact you can select three (or six) unique healthy options of salads to go with your main.Lots of other options were available plus some specials on the day.Also a great selection of cakes, plus a big range of teas.So nice to visit an independent run restaurant like this, the owner seemed genuinely passionate about her offerings.Friendly staff and great service, we will return.
