Waterwitch

Hot tasty food, not expensive, nicely decorated and friendly Staff.
Also, the yummiest hot chocolate.
Would highly recommend (but you do need to book for a weekend meal).

Possibly just taken my number 1 spot for a roast in Hampshire. The food we had was unbelievable at such an affordable price we thought the receipt was wrong!

We had two rosé spritz, 2 starters, 2 mains and 2 sides and it came to £52.

The chicken liver pâté and a squid for starters were brilliant. The pâté was great, there was loads of it and a generous amount of toast which is unlike most places and the squid was one of the best I’ve ever had and I love squid and eat it regularly.

The roasts were just incredible, could go there every day and eat that. I had the trio of meats and the turkey was genuinely the nicest bit of turkey I’ve ever had. We got a stuffed Yorkshire pudding and pigs in blankets for sides and they were so tasty and well worth the very little amount of money they were charging for them.

Will 100% be returning.

Visited here on a nostalgic whim, which proved some memories are best lift alone.
To start with, we saw the "Please wait to be seated" so did just that. Not one of the several servers took any notice, so after a long wait, we bailed and went into the garden.
It's a good garden, nice and big and tidy. Would be a pleasant place to dine but for the many glasses of beer& clingfilm left out to catch wasps. There must be a better method of pest control?
Picked up and read the menu for a while, (and heard a server offer another group a menu) before deciding on a couple of choices, and headed indoors to check the specials board. Choices made, we were then told by a decidedly uninterested team member that "the kitchen is closed now" so no food would be available.
On a Friday, at 2.45pm, when it's clearly stated on the menu that lunch items are served 12-4pm.
Left and found a much better lunch option.
The decor on the whole seemed clean but tired and very "corporate bland". The place had no soul, clearly it had been gutted by the chain that now run it and any sign of individuality removed in favour of identikit fixtures.
Won't be returning.

On a local Hampshire finds and glad I stumbled on this place.Did not disappoint.Had the grilled seafood ,fresh and cooked well . And the desserts were a perfect ending.

We visited the Waterwitch with my partner on a quiet Saturday late afternoon for a meal. The pub has a very nice atmosphere and cosy Christmas decor. Food was served quickly and was presented well. However, steak was requested to be medium rare but was definitely rare. We think that vine tomatoes would be nicer if grilled. My pie was rather empty inside and served with mix of under and over cooked garden peas. No table check. Generally there is definitely room for improvement.

We had a fantastic meal in this delightful pub yesterday with friends. Great atmosphere and prompt, friendly service. Very good value for money. After not being here for many years, we will definitely be back soon. Thank you.

Went here for Sunday diner on 20/11. First of all this is a nice pub restaurant that I have happily visited over the years. Food was good as always and only negative is that clearly the meal time is now very transactional. Served by a waitress who was efficient, friendly enough but please let me sit down before you ask for my drink and let me taste my food before you ask me if everything is ok.

Lastly I didn’t order desert this time as some were not available.

We visited with friends yesterday, we all loved our food. The team looked after us fantasticly, we had two young babies and were made to feel very welcome. A great asset to the village.