Hampshire Restaurants

Combining high-quality fresh British products with sub-continental flavours to create refined Indian dishes, served with a wonderful range of sommelier-selected wines Diya is coming to the heart of Winchester with a punch of Indian With Tandoor oven and traditional open grill cooked dishes, homemade chutneys, sauces, freshly baked bread made daily on-site, Diya is coming with a memorable explosion of the finest flavours designed to excite and delight the most sophisticated of palates. We combine the varied delicious tastes of India (totally different from local curry houses), legendary smiley service, and modern design is interwoven with The feel like India.More

Escape to the Gardens of Eden, a revellers’ vision of botanical bliss. From daytime delights to dancing until dawn. Bar, restaurant and nightclub all under one roof. Bottomless brunches, long lazy lunches, happy hour cocktails, late-night suppers and the ultimate party venue. Three club rooms, multiple bars, late-night drinking and dancing for the ultimate night out. This is nightclubbing reinvented.More

Situated on Queen's Terrace, Southampton and overlooking the historic Queen's Park, Porters name originates from the history of its surroundings, 'Porters Meadow'. Tucked away from the vibrant Oxford Street, Porters offers a place to unwind, eat and drink in the company of friends. We are passionate about creating a social dining experience to be enjoyed by all. To compliment our hand selection picked of wines, we have sourced only the best UK produced meats and cheeses. Our unique menu allows you as the customer to build your board by selecting from our great range of cheese and charcuterie. Our boards have been designed to share among friends and to create a social and relaxed dining experience.More

Welcome to the Red Lion. We look forward to seeing you soon.More

The Ship Inn is a wood-beamed country pub and restaurant, with a large open-fire place, built in 1681 in the picturesque Hampshire village of Owslebury (ten minutes from Winchester). Timbers from an old wooden sailing vessel were used in the construction, giving the pub its name.

The three-acre gardens have a large play area and pond, and views over the South Downs.

We specialise in fresh, seasonal organic food. Many of our ingredients are locally-sourced from Hampshire farms.

Popular with walkers, cyclists and horse riders, the pub is just up the road from Marwell Zoo & Activity Centre. Our child-friendly gardens and top-class kitchen make a perfect day out after a visit. And bring your pétanque balls for a game or two on our own pétanque pitches!More