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Restaurants in Isle of Wight

One of the UK's most idyllic yet exciting spots, the Isle of Wight is a holidaymaker's dream. Half the island is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, making it an irresistible tourist attraction. If food is your passion, look for restaurants serving seafood and island delicacies including tomatoes, asparagus and goats' cheese - not forgetting local wine.

Skandia Cowes Week brings thousands of enthusiasts - and their boats - flocking to the island. It's England's answer to the Italian Riviera!
Restaurants in Isle of Wight
  
Hambrough Hotel - Ventnor
Overlooking Ventnor Bay & reaping the benefits of a thorough and extensive refit; at first glance it still looks like an imposing Victorian stone villa, but inside it now has all the pizzazz and style of a contemporary boutique hotel
  
Seaview Hotel - Seaview
Described by the Sunday Times as 'a star of the seaside', the Seaview has seen lots of changes and a major refurbishment over the last twelve months - including the launch of a new brasserie called the Regatta Room
  
George Hotel - Yarmouth
A delightfully calm retreat away from the hubbub of Yarmouth's historic port and ferry terminal. Eat in the Brasserie or soak up the views over the Solent from the water garden and terrace
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  • Bourne Hall Country House Hotel

    Luccombe Road, Isle of Wight, Hampshire

    Built in the 1860s for one of Queen Victoria's ladies-in-waiting, Bourne Hall occupies a lovely spot outside Shanklin Old Village, at the foot of the Luscombe Downs.

    Type of Cuisine : European

  • Crab & Lobster Inn

    32 Forelands Field Road, Isle of Wight, Hampshire

    A breathtaking location overlooking Bembridge Ledge and the sea, just a hop and skip from the 65-mile coastal path, has made the Crab & Lobster Inn a perennial favourite with visitors to the Isle of Wight.

    Type of Cuisine : Gastro pub / Seafood

  • George Hotel

    Quay Street, Isle of Wight, Hampshire

    This fine Georgian townhouse is the hub of the town, and is ideally placed between the castle and the pier, close to the ferry terminal.

    Type of Cuisine : Modern European

  • Hambrough Hotel

    Hambrough Road, Isle of Wight, Hampshire

    Overlooking Ventnor Bay on the southern reaches of the Isle of Wight, the Hambrough Hotel is reaping the benefits of a thorough and extensive refit.

    Type of Cuisine : Modern European

  • Priory Bay Hotel

    Priory Drive, Isle of Wight, Hampshire

    'A country hotel by the sea', the Priory Bay stands proud on a 70-acre estate between Bembridge and Seaview, with spectacular views over The Solent and Spithead.

    Type of Cuisine : European

  • Red Lion

    Church Place, Isle of Wight, Hampshire

    Michael and Lorna Mence run the Red Lion as a thoroughly traditional English hostelry that is equally popular with beer-drinking locals, walkers and dinghy sailors who come down the river from Yarmouth when the tide is right.

    Type of Cuisine : Gastro pub

  • Royal Hotel

    Belgrave Road, Isle of Wight, Hampshire

    The Isle of Wight's only 4-star listed hotel is also the largest, and it stands in glorious gardens with outstanding views of the breathtaking coastline.

    Type of Cuisine : Modern European

  • Saltys Bar & Restaurant

    Quay Street, Isle of Wight, Hampshire

    Right by Yarmouth harbourside, Saltys doubles as a lively bar and fine-dining restaurant, with the emphasis firmly on locally landed seafood.

    Type of Cuisine : Seafood / International

  • Seaview Hotel

    High Street, Isle of Wight, Hampshire

    Think of Seaview and you are bound to think of boats.

    Type of Cuisine : Modern British

  • St Helens Restaurant

    Lower Green Road, Isle of Wight, Hampshire

    In a coastal backwater between Seaview and Bembridge Marina, St Helens is a delightful island village with a pleasant green and this relaxed local restaurant as its focal points.

    Type of Cuisine : Modern European

  • The Farringford

    Bedbury Lane, Isle of Wight, Hampshire

    Famous as the island home of Alfred Lord Tennyson (his eponymous tourist trail begins from the green gate in the grounds) this stunningly situated eighteenth-century country house makes the most of its attributes.

    Type of Cuisine : Modern European

  • The New Inn

    Mill Road, Isle of Wight, Hampshire

    Built in 1743 on the site of an old church house, this one-time fishermen's haunt still boasts original low beamed ceilings, inglenooks and ancient flagstone floors – although today's visitors are likely to be tourists, walkers trekking the nearby coastal path and sailors from nearby Shalfleet quay.

    Type of Cuisine : Gastro pub

  • The Spyglass Inn

    Esplanade, Isle of Wight, Hampshire

    A mammoth collection of seafaring and nautical memorabilia sets the scene at the highly renowned Spyglass Inn, which overlooks the English Channel on Ventnor's Esplanade.

    Type of Cuisine : Gastro pub / Seafood