Where to Eat :: Hampshire Fare

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Dining at local pubs, restaurants, cafes and bistros is a fantastic way to sample local food and drink featured on their menus. Browse our guide to the best places in Hampshire committed to sourcing serving local food and drink. Also look out for the Hampshire Fare logo at venues across the county. Narrow the results using the filters on the side of the page.

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Long Barn Cafe

Long Barn Café is the perfect destination for breakfast, morning coffee, lunch or afternoon tea – all featuring local, fresh and seasonal produce.

Lysses House Hotel

Set in the heart of the old market town of Fareham, Lysses House is a small independent hotel offering 21 rooms, fine food and excellent facilities.

Marwell Hotel

Marwell Hotel is a firm favourite with families, and a wonderful, flexible venue for celebrations, parties and events.

Moorhill House Hotel

Nestling in the woods, the Moorhill House Hotel is affectionately known as the Village Hideaway Hotel in the New Forest.

Nosh Café Bar

The Nosh Café Bar is an ‘open-to-all’ local café serving great coffee and well made, locally sourced food all day.

Oskubox Nordic Deli

Welcome to Oskubox - the home of Viking food in the heart of the South Coast!

Packridge Apartments & Bed & Breakfast

Packridge offers 4-star gold apartments and bed and breakfast accommodation in peaceful Hampshire countryside.

Porterhouse Steakhouse

The Porterhouse Steakhouse is situated along Jewry Street, offering 100% grass fed, naturally reared beef - steak in a class of its own!

Queen Elizabeth Country Park

There are plenty of things to do at Queen Elizabeth Country Park - walking, exploring nature, relaxing in the cafeteria...

Rick Stein, Winchester

Rick Stein, on Winchester High Street, is the perfect place for both a leisurely lunch with friends or a romantic celebratory dinner.

Round About Cafe

The Round About Café is a small, friendly oasis in Mansbridge, Southampton where you can enjoy tasty, affordable home cooked food.

Sir Harold Hillier Gardens

Sir Harold Hillier established the gardens in 1953, using a remarkable collection of UK trees, shrubs and hardy plants.