Winchester Winchester

Winchester, conosciuta per la sua cattedrale storica e l'architettura medievale, offre cucina britannica tradizionale come arrosti, fish and chips e cibi locali di conforto come la crostata di ciliegie dell'Hampshire.

Dolphin Inn

Dolphin Inn

Winchester Road, United Kingdom

Fish • Steak • Pasta • Coffee


"I came across an article that recommended The Dolphin Inn as a fantastic spot for gluten-free and coeliac diners. With this in mind, I decided to make a reservation for my daughter's 13th birthday celebration. Upon our arrival, we were warmly welcomed by Bethany who escorted us to our table and went over the menu options with us. Knowing that my daughter has coeliac disease, Bethany mentioned that it was a pizza and pasta night but also assured us that she could check the main menu for suitable options. She inquired about water for the table and took our drink orders, pointing out the mocktail list which my daughters were excited about. I asked if the cake my eldest daughter had made could be brought out with the candles I provided, and Bethany graciously agreed to add her own artistic touch with the candles. We placed our food orders and were thoroughly pleased with the meal. The pasta dishes were superb, while those who opted for the non-gluten-free pizzas thoroughly enjoyed them. My daughter chose the Hunter Burger, which was juicy, tender, and flavorful. We also ordered some gluten-free fries that were cooked in a separate fryer and tasted delicious. When we finished our meal, I requested the cake and Bethany promptly brought it out, singing along and providing plates, forks, and napkins. She truly went above and beyond to make our evening special and ensure that my daughter felt safe dining at The Dolphin Inn. I am grateful for the outstanding hospitality and kindness shown to us, with special appreciation for Bethany. Thank you for a wonderful experience."

The Brushmakers Arms

The Brushmakers Arms

2 Shoe Lane, SO32 1JJ, Winchester, United Kingdom

Meat • Steak • Chicken • British


"Oh dear, how sad this beautiful rural pub has been completely ruined by a landlady who openly only cares about taking your money and wanting you to buy overly expensive food on a very limited menu no vegetarian options at all). I really wanted to see this pub as my late grandparents had met there many years ago, we have history in the area too as they owned farmland there. On arrival were greeted by a woman whose smile was so false and reminded me of an uptight primary school teacher, who desperately wanted us to buy food and not just drinks. We felt hurried into making a decision of a very slim selection of drinks. I had a coffee that was about 3 mouthfuls. The garden and pub itself is beautiful, and worth seeing. However, our experience was ruined by a landlady who obviously only bought this pub to turn it into a gastro pub and and cash cow. With obviously no interest in the local history at all, after my husband tried t make a conversation about the family we had had in the area. She just asked if he wanted a menu!! A word of advice would be, from a business perspective would be to at least fein some interest. Sadly it is not the quaint little rural pub that it should be, while I understand making a profit is paramount in business at least try and be more genuine if you would like people to return and buy overly priced food. And at least pretend you are interested in local history, because guess what that might be the reason people are going there. It was obviously a pub, in a very small village that was once the heart of the community."

Southwick Village Store Tea Rooms

Southwick Village Store Tea Rooms

19A High Street, PO17 6EB, Winchester, United Kingdom

Cafe • Vegan • British • Vegetarian


"a beautifuly quaint tea room nestled in the heart of an adylic village the decore seemed to be very navyesk with various pictures of vessles and service personel hats adorning the light grey walls we were showed to a window seat and were given menus after roughly 10 mins a verry smiley and helpful member of staff took our order a latte a coke and an afternoon tea for 2 while we waited for our food and drink to arive we had the chance to soak up the true village atmosphere it was fairly busy day so the all the staff were occupied taking care of the other customers there were old tins placed on the clean window sills possibly a nod to the history of the village and little jars of sugar cubes on the spotless tables with napkins and cutlery tidily placed in square wooden containers our drinks arrived with the customary foam art on the latte and a glass bottle of coke with a glass and some ice which was a pleasent surprise our food then arrived a plate of sandwiches ham cheese and home made coleslaw, egg mayo and cress and tuna mayo that were all delicious made with freash bread that tasted home baked with lots of filling in all the sandwiches what i would call door step sandwiches the second plate had our 2 fruit scones with butter they ran out of clotted cream and a small pot of strawberry jam each the scones were incredibly delicious crumbly yet spongy the texture blew my mind the last plate carried our 2 slices of cake a victoria sponge and a slice of banana loaf, my banana loaf was perfect moist but not to stodgy and so flavourful on the whole it was a plesent expereince with amazing polite staff and incredible food which was very well presented i would and will definately reccomend to anyone looking for ideas for eating out i will definately be going back for the ploughmans A"