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Where to eat European food in Liphook: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best European food in Liphook, United Kingdom including Nathan Marshall at Plestor House, The Mill, Bel & The Dragon, The Olive & Vine, The Mulberry Inn, Fez
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6. Fez
Overall Ratings
4 based on 482 reviews
Reviewed By carolalexawilliams
Best restaurant in Petersfield the food is amazing and the staff are wonderful very helpful and friendly prices are good. I would definitely recommend Fez if you fancy something different and tasty!!!
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5. The Mulberry Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 506 reviews
In this Surrey pub and youâll find a friendly professional team that's passionate about pubs and caring for customers. The focus at The Mulberry Inn is all about where we are and who we are â a reflection of homegrown hospitality in the Surrey Hills. Disc
Reviewed By 733londongirl
Didn't realise that The Mulberry is now under new ownership. We decided on the off chance to book a table and so pleased we did. Great service and friendly attentive staff. People enjoying the late afternoon sun and early evening drinks in the garden. Whilst the Sunday menu was mainly roasts there were a number of other dishes too. Great puddings. Will definitely go back on a regular basis. Would highly recommend
4. The Olive & Vine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 351 reviews
Welcome to The Olive & Vine. A fun, casual bar & restaurant. We offer a casual and relaxed dining environment. Serving a variety of food and delicious cocktails. A great place to meet for a quick catch up with friends or something more intimate with a lov
Reviewed By Alex H
Once again as every year for the Goodwood Revival we âmigrateâ from Italy to the conservatory of this romantic restaurant to relax and enjoy their warm hospitality and good quality food. They are open to flexibility and always smiling when we ask something different from the menu or a specific dietary needs.Both the personnel and the chef are âcustomer orientedâ and they satisfied all our request: fresh vegetable sautè at the moment without garlic instead of French fries and a real ârareâ tender steak with two different sauces. Next year weâll book again for sure weâll in advance
3. Bel & The Dragon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 642 reviews
Reviewed By BeeHLondon
I visited Bel & The Dragon after a stop at the Sculpture Park just across the road. Loved it very much. The food was great. Tasty, plentiful, hot, well presented,... all you need/want from a Sunday roast lunch really. Deffo keeping this address on the map if and when visiting the area again. The atmosphere is very friendly. Loads of family having Sunday lunches on my visit.
2. The Mill
Overall Ratings
3 based on 412 reviews
Reviewed By AMAH42
A group of us went on friday evening and spent the best part of 4 hours in what looked a very welcoming pub with restaurant. The beer was well kept and a good gin selection was available at £7.50 a singke GnT. Mmm. We decided to stay and have food but sadly this is were things went down hill. No burgers were available, not told until we ordered them, a goujon sandwich was only served for lunch but a kids goujon meal was available?! The difference between the small ham egg and chips and a full size was one piece of ham and 4 chips but £5 extra was charged. In fairness the food was tasty but not a lot for the money. Elsewhere offers better value for money. A shame as it could be brilliant. The jury is out if a return visit is in the cards.Thank you for taking the time to write this review. We pride ourselves in being a friendly and welcoming pub and we're glad to see you thought so too.We take great care in looking after our beers and are continually working hard to keep them well kept. Our G&Ts range from £5.85 - £8.55 with a lot of variation in between.We had an exceptionally busy Friday and we did unfortunately sell out of our burgers. We're sorry this wasn't relayed back to you before you ordered. In regards to the ham and egg portions, our larger size comes with two eggs, two tomatoes, two large slices of ham and a portion of chips. We would've been more than happy to give you more for the smaller portion.It's very unusual for us to sell out of anything and we hope this doesn't put you off visiting us again.Please email [email protected] if you'd like to discuss this further.We hope to see you soon.
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1. Nathan Marshall at Plestor House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 50 reviews
A 25 seat restaurant, run by a husband and wife team with 20+ years experience in hospitality industry, we are happy to cater for all types of celebrations, we use local produces and have a good selection of wines which will compliment each of our dishes,
Reviewed By Chimichangaqueen
My fiancé and I went here to celebrate our anniversary and we werenât disappointed in the slightest. Everything about this restaurant is amazing, from the hosting to each course. Nathan and Evie really know what theyâre doing here. Evie is so welcoming and warm, taking a real interest in each and every person who walks through the door. Nathan has created amazing, tasty and well balanced dishes, all presented beautifully. Stand out dishes of the evening were the saddle of venison and the pistachio soufflé. The venison was perfectly cooked and melted in your mouth. The meat samosa that accompanied it was incredible! Such delicate and delicious spicing. The pistachio soufflé was fluffy and light. It paired perfectly with the chocolate sorbet. My fiancé doesnât usually like sweet nutty desserts, but happily shared this with me and said that heâd order his own one next time we visit! Nathan even decorated the plate with âHappy Anniversaryâ in chocolate, which was a lovely, thoughtful and delicious addition. Canât wait to visit again! Evie and Nathan deserve a Michelin Star.
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