Location: Eastleigh
Top Restaurants in Eastleigh
Top 10 European food in Eastleigh, England, United Kingdom
Reviews on European food in Eastleigh, England, United Kingdom. Eastleigh is in Hampshire, England, and the main town in the Borough of Eastleigh. The town lies between Southampton and Winchester, and is part of the South Hampshire conurbation. The first substantial growth was as a railway town. Now it is home to many businesses, including a manufacturing plant owned by Prysmian Cables & Systems (formerly the cables division of Pirelli). The town lies on the River Itchen, one of England's premier chalk streams for fly fishing, a designated site of Special Scientific Interest.
Things to do in Eastleigh
10. Beefy's by Sir Ian Botham Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 372 reviews
At BEEFYâS by Sir Ian Botham, we stand for fresh British cuisine, fine wine and great company. What we wonât stand for, however, are compromises â which is why you can always expect a dining experience thatâs unique and memorable. We only use top quality,
Reviewed By Rowbrey17
A group of 12 of us met for a Sunday Lunch at this restaurant. First time of visiting.Assistant Manager, Luis Culcay was very efficient, helpful and friendly.Food and service were excellent. Roast dinner and accompanying vegetables cooked to perfection with tasty starters and 'help yourself' desserts.Reasonably priced but don't forget they add a service charge.After the meal we retired to the bar for more drinks and coffees.Only downside was a medium glass of Malbec was £14!!!! But wine is always a rip off. Shame as we may decide not to return again for this reason. Makes meal pricey. Dear Rowbrey17,Thank you very much for your constructive feedback, and we are very pleased to read that Beefys Restaurant has been able to exceed your expectations towards Sunday Roast Lunch.We will most definitely take your comments into consideration and if you would like to make a booking for future references, please contact [email protected] regardsBeefys Management
9. Piccolo Mondo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 615 reviews
One of the area's most friendly, and welcoming Italian restaurants, Piccolo Mondo 1 is the oldest in the city, having been established since 1969.Piccolo Mondo is open for lunch and evening meals. With seating for only 34 people, it is small enough to hav
Reviewed By LosZorros
Second visit and excellent again. A "proper" Italian with good atmosphere and traditional feel. Very friendly, accommodating and happy owner and staff. Also friendly customers with great pre-match chat. I was told the restaurant has been here 50 years - testament to a great restaurant. Dessert was excellent ..... a 9-0 win.
8. Bacaro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 648 reviews
Our philosophy echoes that of the Italian Bacari - that the simple pleasures are the most important for our health and wellbeing. Good wine, delicious food and the company of friends are the recipe for a life well lived. Relax with us and enjoy a few Chic
Reviewed By Jane L
To celebrate a friends birthday 12 of us visited for brunch, the restaurant helpfully contacted us in advance and suggested that rather than pre-order which is always tricky to co-ordinate that we let them choose the dishes for us. We were greeted at the door by very friendly staff member and served drinks whilst we waited for everyone to arrive. The restaurant has a lovely relaxed feel and we had 2 round tables together which allowed the conversation to flow. The food was really tasty, they choice a very wide range of dishes for us to try from delicious crispy thin pizza to fish and vegetarian options, every new dish was greeted with delight and clean plates which is always a bonus in a big group trying to please everyone. The wine flowed and our glasses were generously refilled before empty with high quality wine. Overall we were all very impressed and felt we had both had a lovely experience and great value for money.
7. Popsi's
Overall Ratings
5 based on 147 reviews
Popsi's specialises in freshly handcrafted Pizza's baked in a traditional stone built oven. Using the best of British and Italian ingredients we are confident you'll find us the number one pizza place to eat at in Southampton.
Reviewed By Theo A
I Went to Popiâs With my partner, sister in law, Italians and daughters of a proud former pizzaiolo ;) along with my and 2yo little son last Saturday and I canât say enough about the place, the girls on the floor service are brilliant, so friendly and helpful. The pizza is perfect, light and tasty dough, very nice menu choices, that makes difficult to pick from, delicious.We live in London and every time we go out for a pizza or any other meal thereâs a complaint about something, ALWAYS apart from last Saturday.Thank you all and itâs such a pity you are so far from us.Thatâs amazing! We are so pleased you enjoyed your visit! Hopefully we will see you again when you make it out of London next time :)
6. Tesoro Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
New Italian cafe in Eastleigh
Reviewed By Joeworrall
Absolutely terrible service. Ordered one salmon and one pizza when nobody else was in the cafe. Two other couples came after us and left before we even had our main. The pizza wasn't freshly prepared it was frozen and the salmon was over-salted. The entire menu is expensive and not worth the effort.
5. Ceno
Overall Ratings
4 based on 685 reviews
CENO is a stylish and contemporary restaurant where the food comes first. Our aim is simple - to create innovative and delicious dishes that capture the imagination and tastebuds alike. To view our menus please visit our website.
Reviewed By Christine W
As always ceno never disappoints on Saturday I had a lovely surprise celebration tea.The food was a lovely mix of what ceno always do best.All the staff are very professional and friendly .A perfect day was had by myself and all my family and friends Thankyou ceno
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4. The Dining Room
Overall Ratings
5 based on 134 reviews
The Dining Room at Marwell Hotel is a 2 AA rosette restaurant based in Winchester, Hampshire. The Dining Room at Marwell Hotel has excelled under the watchful eye of head chef Phil Yeomans. Our award winning restaurant offers the very best of local produc
Reviewed By glutton4nourishment
There are a lot of reviews raving about a waitress called Jess. I assume that's the name of the wonderful, funny, lovely person who served us on Friday, and if so she deserves all the praise she gets. Marwell Hotel, please double her salary at once. And then double it again.To the food: We had the tasting menu on Friday - 7 courses expertly presented. On the Saturday I ordered from the bar menu because I'd chomped my way through the restaurant menu the previous night, so I had a perfectly cooked steak with wonderful crunchy chips.If forced to quibble I could agree with some other reviews that there were more small children present than I would like, but that's because I am grumpy. This is a very inviting place and all the better for it.
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3. East Avenue
Overall Ratings
5 based on 88 reviews
East Avenue is a stylish and contemporary restaurant at Eastleigh College, offering fine dining to members of the public at affordable prices. Previously The Red Carpet, the restaurant has been recently refurbished offering high quality dishes within a lu
Reviewed By NicolaC85
For our end of course dinner we chose the onsite restaurant as it was not only convenient but also an opportunity to support the students. As this coincided with Christmas the menu reflected what you would expect with a modern twist on favourites. At £19.50 for three courses,with coffee, the value was excellent and I thoroughly enjoyed my choices. Well done to the whole team I will defiantly be returning in the New Year!
2. La Fenice
Overall Ratings
4 based on 484 reviews
Italian Family Run Restaurant Since 1983.
Reviewed By Q1737OBpeterh
Used this Italian restaurant for many years when I worked in Eastleigh but have not been back for a while since I retired. I was not disappointed as the meal was excellent. Paolina, the owner, recognised me and greeted me warmly. We started with Carta de Musica and olives, a favourite appetiser in times gone by. My main was baked chicken breast with spinach and mushrooms in a white wine sauce and a side of sauted potatoes. My wife had penne with smoked salmon. Both dishes were excellent and washed down with Pinit Grigio and a delightful Sardinian red wine, Cannanau. A delightful evening.
1. Artisan Meze and Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 427 reviews
It is turkish restarant and wine bar
Reviewed By Imogen C
Came here with a friend on a Monday evening at 6pm (when it opened) and it was deserted - the chef hadn't even arrived! However the waiter who was setting up still got us seated and brought us drinks and explained the chef would be there soon.Although not everything we ordered was available what did arrive was freshly prepared and fairly tasty. Not the most mind blowing meze I've had but it was a good balanced selection and very generous portions for the price.Only critique was that the food was quite greasy and an overall greasy smell all over the restaurant but I'd definitely come back!
