Pubs & Inns
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Review: The Purefoy Arms
Suntrap garden, cosy interiors and the best pud in Hampshire? Add this gastro-gem in the hamlet of Preston Candover to your dining out bucket list, pronto.
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Review: The Watership Down Inn
A destination gastropub with fabulous food, boutique bedrooms and cute countryside vibes? Muddy's in clover at the Watership Down Inn.
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12 top terraces for outdoor dining
They’re going fast! Snag at table at one of these Hampshire & Isle of Wight pub and restaurant outdoor dining terraces and gardens.
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Sunday best: 12 takeaway roasts
Missing a pub-style Sunday roast with all the cheffy trimmings? Treat your bubble to a top Hampshire and Isle of Wight takeaway
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20 Winter lockdown takeaways
Step away from the stove and support local for fish & chips, wood-fired pizza, sublime Sunday roasts and more.
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Chefs talk turkey – perfect picks from the finest festive menus
We head for the professionals’ kitchens to grill a few of Hampshire’s top chefs on what they will be cooking – and eating – this Christmas
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What’s cooking? David Watts, Crown Inn Upton
The Michelin Bib Gourmand chef-patron tells all about life at Le Manoir, a love of vintage cookbooks and a brand new charcuterie business
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Muddy reviews: Bel & The Dragon Odiham
You know those all-rounder types that are good at pretty much everything? Yep, that's the Bel and The Dragon at The George - a stylishly appointed restaurant and inn on historic Odiham High Street.
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Muddy review: The Running Horse Inn, Winchester
Looking for a pitstop for a Winchester weekender with the fam? Giddy up to this local inn for comfy rooms, classic British pub grub and a warm, friendly vibe.
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Muddy review: Peat Spade Inn, Stockbridge
Eat, stay – and maybe try your hand at fly fishing – at this country pub in the heart of the Test Valley. Read on for the Muddy verdict.