Top Restaurants in Stockbridge
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Top 10 British food in Stockbridge, United Kingdom
Find out what British restaurants to try in Stockbridge including Abbots Mitre, The Boot Inn, The Greyhound, The Crown Inn, The Peat Spade, John of Gaunt Inn, Thyme and Tides Deli, The Tally Ho!, The Three Cups Inn, The White Hart Inn
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10. The White Hart Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 259 reviews
Set in a traditional 16th-century coaching inn, White Hart in Hampshire serves up an eclectic array of gastro pub cuisine. Using locally sourced produce, including fresh fish from nearby River Test, the menu is filled with creative and inventive dishes. T
Reviewed By Richard E
An excellent experience. The reserved table was well located, the staff responsive, and best of all, my very particular dietary requirements were dealt with calmly, with the allergens table carefully consulted to make sure there were no mishaps.Dear Richard E, Thank you for your recent review on Tripadvisor, It is great to hear that the staff looked after you and your group for your annual get together and all your dietary requirement were met, we do hope that you will return next year, Kind regards Paul & Team
9. The Three Cups Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 425 reviews
Pub food available both lunch and dinner, restaurant available evenings only Monday-Saturday This TripAdvisor is for the the restaurant.
Reviewed By dennish124
Stay at this inn for 3 days. Had breakfast every morning, great Full English Breakfast. The pub was great. Nice dinning area to the rear of the inn. Fantastic outside garden area with tables. Best garden area in Stockbridge! FYI, if you're tall.... beware of the low beams!
8. The Tally Ho!
Overall Ratings
4 based on 193 reviews
The Tally Ho is a perfectly situated English Country Pub in the heart of the idyllic Village of Broughton, near Stockbridge. Located along the Clarendon Way in the stunning Test Valley, the pub offers a great place to stop for walkers, fishermen, visitors
Reviewed By JanRomsey
We had been meaning to visit for a while on the strength of having had the Cheese Soufflé already.We were not disappointed with the food, which was excellent and way above what you expect in a local pub, which is what The Tally Ho still is.Very good food in a friendly pub, we will return again.
7. Thyme and Tides Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 280 reviews
Reviewed By deepinsight01
Visited here to meet someone and had a Mocha coffee and a pain au chocolat whilst there.Young, enthusiatic and friendly staff served me quickly and couldn't have been nicer.Lots of local produce for sale together with other quality products and a fish shop next door.The coffee was excellent.....
6. John of Gaunt Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Quiet country pub. A selection of ever changing real ales, Estrella, Carlsberg, Guinness, Thatchers and Orchard Haze. Homely, tasty food, lovingly prepared by our cook. Simple but delicious. Small family business, a warm welcome to all, Including our four
Reviewed By KentGlowworm
We were on our way home from Mottisfont and came across this pub.As it was lunch time, the 4 of us decided to stop for a meal. I went in before we parked the car to ask if they could accommodate us and was told we would have to wait about half an hour.On that basis, we were happy to take a table and enjoy a drink, which we did.We ordered a portion of whitbait to be shared by 2 of us and 4 main courses, 2 of which were omelettes, 1 sausage and mash and 1 fish and chips.50 minutes later, our starter arrived at the same time time as the 4 mains., which was not great considering we had waited so long.I had a mouthful of the whitetbait but then left the rest in order to not let my main course get cold.My partners mushroom omelette looked awful as it was obviously overcooked. The chips served looked as though they had been cooked earlier and re fried because they too were over cooked. I had mash with my sausages which was OK except for the insipid gravy which I was told was ham gravy.... really?All in all the meal was a total disappointment for all of us. Although the whitebait was taken off the bill because I complained that it should have been served in advance of the main meals, we all said that we would never return.I am sorry that you were disappointed with your experience. We did explain that we were busy and that there would be a lengthy wait as the kitchen was busy.Unfortunately your order was made at the bar in 2 parts without specifying that the whitebait was a starter hence why the kitchen made all meals to come out together.The chips are freshly prepared and cooked although after cutting the potato we blanch as part of our process. We find that this produces the best hand cut chip possible.Everything in our kitchen is made from fresh and the omlettes are made to order. Once again I apologise that you did not enjoy your visit. If you would like to discuss further please email me on [email protected]
5. The Peat Spade
Overall Ratings
4 based on 317 reviews
The Peat Spade Inn sits in a picture postcard setting in the beautiful village of Longstock in the heart of Hampshire. Located in the Test Valley, less than a mile from Stockbridge - the fly fishing capital of the world - the rivers and downs surrounding
Reviewed By Janme57
We found The Peat Spade on-line and decided to give it a try, it is situated in a lovely quaint village of thatched cottages The food was excellent as was the service and we will certainly go back.Thank you for your lovely review, I am so pleased you enjoyed your lunch and that you will visit us again - Best wishes Shelley
4. The Crown Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 171 reviews
A traditional country pub with an attractive garden outside and a welcoming inglenook fireplace indoors, serving classic British dishes, coffee, good wine and real ale. Theme evenings. Free WiFi. Dog friendly
Reviewed By Tisviv
Had a family meet-up here for lunch today. Our first time at this pub. Lovely food and the service was friendly and efficient. Excellent value. Relaxed atmosphere. The fish pie was delicious and the puddings were yummmy . Will definitely re-visit.Thank you very much for taking the time to write a review of The Crown. We are delighted you enjoyed your visit. We take pride in providing traditional friendly hospitality. It is lovely to receive a review that justifies this. Thank you again and look forward to seeing you again soon.
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3. The Greyhound
Overall Ratings
4 based on 380 reviews
Reviewed By 271sarahm271
We called in for lunch after a visit to Salisbury. We had the set lunch menu which was out of this world, the best meal I can remember eating for a long time.Beautifully decorated and sparkling clean.Staff really friendly and attentive.The whole experience was just fabulous, we will defiantly return when we are next in the area.
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2. The Boot Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 461 reviews
The Boot Inn is situated in the heart of the idyllic Test Valley village of Houghton in Hampshire. Warm atmosphere, supplemented by active wood-burners, exists in both the Restaurant and Bar. The property has recently benefited from a massive refurbishmen
Reviewed By dennish124
We stayed in Stockbridge and met a colleague here for dinner one evening. Short drive from our inn @ Three Cups. Nice pub in a quiet area. Great outdoor seating in the front. They do have outdoor seating in the back, but we didn't go there.
1. Abbots Mitre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 432 reviews
A traditional English pub offering freshly cooked and prepared food using locally sourced ingredients. The bar is well stocked with something for everybody including a selection of local and interesting ales and a comprehensive wine list all served in a r
Reviewed By twinfamilyfour
This is our local pub... and itâs lovely. Staff always friendly and food service quick. Good selection of drinks, nice atmosphere too.. thereâs a small beer garden for sunny days. Dogs are welcome inside too, in the front bar area. Food is of a good standard and solid British pub grub, avoid the steak ( tough) and roast dinners are a little on the lean side but other than that most things on the menu are great... the cheesy chips are to die for!!! They do need to vary their menus a bit more though...itâs been the same menu all year! But to be fair there are also a few daily specials.
