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We’re delighted to once again be able to share the beautiful Isle of Wight with you, our visitors.
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From freshly caught seafood with a gin and a view of the sea, to a hearty roast loaded with seasonal veggies, locally reared meats and local ale. The Isle of Wight offers a range of tasty and unique eating and drinking experiences to tantalise your tastebuds and leave your mouth watering at the memory for years to come.
Enjoy exquisite fine dining, tasty pub grub, afternoon tea, fish & chips by the sea, doorstep sandwiches, modern bistro creations, farm kitchen cooking… discover the Isle of Wight’s signature local produce; gin, garlic, cheese, tomatoes and more. Perfect for a picnic, a gift or for a taste of the Island at home.
To find the latest information, search for the various places to eat and drink using the 'Search Food & Drink' box above. We would also advise you to check the venue's own website to view the latest information before you visit.
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Our food and drink grown and produced locally on the Isle of Wight is done so under more hours of sunlight than most of the UK. Great for sunbathing, the extra sunshine also means richer soils for growing, lush grass for free range feeding, warmer seas for thriving sea life and a sweet and distinct Island flavour that will have you coming back for more. There is a choice of local produce on offer in many food and drink venues and from local farmers markets.
In need of some dining out inspiration? Here's some ideas for a little bit of what you might fancy to eat or drink on the Isle of Wight during your visit, from locally reared meats as part of a hearty roast, to champagne and seafood served right on the beach.
For local seafood beside the sea, try: The Crab & Lobster, Fisherman’s Cottage, Murrays, The New Inn, The Blue Crab.
For a hearty roast dinner with all the trimmings, try: The Boathouse, The Taverners, The Sun Inn Calbourne, The Buddle Smuggler’s Inn, The Pointer Inn, Chequers Inn, The Blacksmiths, Off The Rails Yarmouth, The Bistro, The Griffin, The Eight Bells.
Celebrating a special occasion? Looking for a romantic table for 2? Or just feel like getting a little dressed up, we recommend these smart venues: The Royal Hotel Restaurant, The Seaview Hotel Restaurant, Thompson’s Restaurant, Number 3, The Coast Bar & Dining Room, The Hambrough Restaurant, The Bandstand, Mojacs Restaurant and Bar, Gastronomy Cowes, The George Hotel & Restaurant, Albert Cottage Hotel Restaurant, Lakeside Park Hotel Restaurant, Ganders Restaurant
For traditional pub food with a warm and friendly atmosphere, try: The Fishbourne, The Spinnaker, The Old Fort, The Red Lion, The Lifeboat, The Anchor, The Woodvale, Bargeman’s Rest, Steamer Inn, The Bugle Coaching Inn, Portland Inn, The Fighting Cocks, The Dairyman’s Daughter, Spyglass Inn, The Breeze Restaurant, Appley Manor, Horse & Groom, The Cedars, The Blenheim, The Waverley Inn, White Hart Inn, Pier View Pub and Kitchen, Fountain Inn, Medina Quay Beefeater, The Travellers Joy, The Folly Inn, The Old Corner Bank.
For homemade meals using and selling the best of local produce, we recommend: The Cow Restaurant & Bar, The Garlic Farm Restaurant, Quarr Abbey Teashop, Mermaid Bar at Isle of Wight Distillery, Bluebells at Briddlesford, The Fleming Arms.
For a doorstep sandwich, tasty cakes, breakfast, homemade soups, juicy burgers great coffee and anything else you might fancy while out and about, try: Quay Arts Café, The Pearl, The Freshwater Coffee House, Dimbola Tea Room, Caffé Isola, No 64 Shanklin, Lady Scarlett’s Tea Parlour, The Piano Café, PO41 Coffee House, The Blue Door Café, Gods Providence House, One Holyrood Tea Room, The Lunch Box Cafe
Try an Italian on the Isle of Wight by visiting: Michelangelo Restaurant, Toninos Italian Restaurant, Prego, Met Italia.
Don't forget to try our delicious Isle of Wight tomatos, garlic, chilli, sea salt, oils, mushrooms, cheese, milkshakes, meats and freshly grown veggies. Available to buy locally and online.
Fresh seafood by the sea, romantic fine dining – find the eatery for you.
Enjoy a tipple or two! Try our locally produced ales, wine and spirits as well as traditional, hearty pub food.
For sweet treats and light bites, in the country, by the sea or in town.
Discover the taste of the Island and our signature produce.
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