6 Best Restaurants for Outdoor Dining in Milford on Sea

6 restaurants available nearby

A photo of The George Hotel & Beach Club restaurant

1. The George Hotel & Beach Club

4.5

Price: Expensive

• British • Yarmouth

Booked 2 times today

The George Hotel is a 17th Century townhouse enjoying a wonderful location nestling on the water’s edge between the castle and pier in the bustling harbor town of Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight.This magnificent building is steeped in history and was once home to the most noteworthy of the Island’s Governors, Sir Robert Holmes who often entertained King Charles II.You can email us at: info@thegeorge.co.uk

A photo of Off the Rails - Yarmouth restaurant

2. Off the Rails - Yarmouth

4.8

Exceptional(158)

Price: Moderate

• International • Yarmouth

We at Off The Rails pride ourselves on being one of the most unique places to eat and drink on the Isle of Wight; set along the old railway line (“Causeway") in Yarmouth’s former train station, the restaurant overlooks the outstanding natural beauty of the Yarmouth Marshes and Mill Copse. There is no other view like ours in Yarmouth. Being located along the Causeway makes it the perfect pitstop for walkers, cyclists, and those visiting the Isle of Wight as the restaurant is just a 5-minute stroll from the Yarmouth Wightlink Ferry terminal. We openly welcome dogs in our restaurant and offer an extensive dog menu, which includes a range of dry meals, treats, and even dog-friendly ice cream to keep them cool during the summer months.

3. The Larder

4.8

Exceptional(67)

Price: Moderate

• Café • Lymington

Welcome to The LarderCome and enjoy our luxurious coffee and mouthwatering tartines?

4. Filly Inn

4.1

Excellent(1016)

Price: Moderate

• Pub • Brockenhurst

Booked 4 times today

A lovingly restored, charming 16th century country inn set against the majestic backdrop of the New Forest, offering an idyllic hideaway for lovers of the outdoors. Following an extensive renovation, The Filly features open fireplaces, cosy corners, polished dining areas, an impressive rear garden and seven brand new en-suite bedrooms. Home-cooked food and locally sourced seafood specials are the order of the day, coupled with a well-stocked bar of real ales, liveners & pick me ups.

5. The Cow

new

4.7

Exceptional(201)

Price: Moderate

• Burgers • Freshwater

Booked 16 times today

Situated at the heart of Tapnell Farm in a converted Swiss barn, The Cow champions the finest home-grown and locally sourced produce and is renowned for its delicious award-winning burgers - including gluten free, vegetarian and vegan choices.You can choose whether to eat in (booking essential) or eat outside on the terrace.The views across the Isle of Wight from the mezzanine level and terrace are hard to beat (especially the sunsets!), so why not join us for a warm welcome, great service and find out why we’re known as one of the most unique places to dine on the island!

6. Ship Inn Distress

4.4

Awesome(196)

Price: Moderate

• Pub • Bournemouth

Soak up our friendly service and homely charm when nestled in this welcoming pub located in the heart of Stanpit village on Dorset's south coast. Here at the Ship in Distress, we are the perfect retreat to sit back, relax and indulge in our delicious food with the perfect drink in hand. We love our coastal location and our bar pays tribute to this with a fittingly traditional nautical theme! Dogs are welcome and we've got a large car park for visitors and plenty of seating space. Our traditional pub classics are expertly crafted from our seasonal menus and the bar is crammed with local ales and tipples to tempt any taste buds. Using the most seasonal ingredients and decadent flavours, there's a dish for every desire.

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6 restaurants available nearby

1. The George Hotel & Beach Club

2. Off the Rails - Yarmouth

3. The Larder

4. Filly Inn

5. The Cow

6. Ship Inn Distress

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