300 Restaurants near Eastleigh

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A green and leafy town in the heart of Hampshire, Eastleigh offers a quiet escape from its neighbouring area of Southampton. And whilst the larger city to the west may take centre stage, Eastleigh boasts its own admirable selection of eateries, including cosy cafes, charming British gastropubs, and fine dining Indian restaurants. Going for dinner in Eastleigh is a great way to avoid the crowds, with its more modest but equally tasty choice of spots away from the masses. Of course, this also comes with the perk of a higher chance of getting a reservation, and avoiding the queues to get a seat at the table. Whether you’re popping by for the weekend or just passing through as you head to London, there’s a place to eat in Eastleigh for every occasion. Use the options on the side of the page to help filter through the list and narrow down where to try.

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The Plough Inn, Hampshire

The Plough Inn, Hampshire

Andover, SP11 6PB
15.7 miles
What we think
"Regulars at this lovely Test Valley village pub are still cheering the arrival of James Durrant (former executive chef at London’s Michelin-starr ..." Read our full review
Churchillian Cosham Classic Inns

Churchillian Cosham Classic Inns

Portsmouth, PO6 3LS
15.7 miles
Perched atop the picturesque Portsdown Hill in Cosham, Portsmouth, The Churchillian pub has unparalleled views that stretch from the cityscape to the serene ... Find out more
Village Pub & Grill - Village Hotel Portsmouth

Village Pub & Grill - Village Hotel Portsmouth

Portsmouth, PO6 3FR
15.8 miles
Pub and Grill is the hotel restaurant for the Portsmouth branch of Village Hotels. Known for blending value and luxury, the Portsmouth location is just off ... Find out more
Bakers Bar & Kitchen

Bakers Bar & Kitchen

Gosport, PO12 1FX
15.8 miles
Bakers Bar and Kitchen inherits its name from the original building that this causal eatery inhabits. This historic listed building was once home to a baker ... Find out more
Monkey Brewhouse

Monkey Brewhouse

Lymington, SO41 9HA
15.9 miles
Monkey Brewhouse in Lymington gives off a cosy, traditional feel, with dark wooden flooring, tables and chairs which are all balanced out by the white tall ... Find out more
The Ship Inn - Lymington

The Ship Inn - Lymington

Lymington, SO41 3AY
16.0 miles
With beautiful surroundings, and a stylish interior, The Ship Inn in Lymington is a classic meets modern pub, a perfect setting for any occasion. Our chefs ... Find out more
The Elderflower Restaurant

The Elderflower Restaurant

Lymington, SO41 3AS
16.0 miles
Enjoy a charming experience at The Elderflower, where you’ll notice a sincere commitment to high quality food and fine dining. The team have an uncomp ... Find out more
Cardamom

Cardamom

Clanfield, PO8 0RB
16.1 miles
Indian Restaurant Find out more
Number 73 Bar & Kitchen

Number 73 Bar & Kitchen

Waterlooville, PO7 7EX
16.1 miles
Small plates, Fillet steaks, Home made burgers & hand crafted stone baked Pizzas are just some of the things on offer. All our food is prepare ... Find out more
Lanes of Lymington

Lanes of Lymington

Town Centre, SO41 3RH
16.2 miles
We are situated just off the High Street in the quaint harbour town of Lymington. Lymington is a small town situated in the New Forest on the South Coast. L ... Find out more
The Mayflower Lymington

The Mayflower Lymington

Lymington, SO41 3QD
16.3 miles
What we think
"This riverside spot covers a lot of bases, with its quality restaurant and bar, large terrace and garden with barbecue for summer months, as well as si ..." Read our full review
The Manor at Sway

The Manor at Sway

Lymington, SO41 6BA
16.3 miles
The Manor’s Restaurant serves elegant, classic cuisine with a modern twist. Our chef sources the very best ingredients to create a dining experience t ... Find out more
The Anglesey Hotel

The Anglesey Hotel

Anglesey, PO12 2DH
16.3 miles
At the start of the 19th Century, would be fashionable resorts were coming into being all along the South Coast to cater for the new fashion of sea bathing ... Find out more
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Ideally located in between Southampton and Winchester, Eastleigh is also just a short drive from The New Forest, a national park and holiday destination within Hampshire, boasting wild horses and donkeys that roam freely throughout the area.

Eastleigh offers all of the quaint tourist attractions that you’d hope for from a small English town, where you can expect a miniature steam railway, a town museum to discover the area's past, and a little shopping centre to keep you busy in between restaurant stops. Located just off the M3, there is also easy access to London, to stop by for a brunch before heading off for a day in the big smoke. Or, just a short drive away, there is the historical waterfront city of Portsmouth to enjoy a day by the seaside when the sun makes an appearance. 

Part of the Hamble Valley, situated on the river Itchen, Eastleigh offers a great spot for scenic walks by the water, or to partake in some riverside activities like fly fishing. It’s a humble town steeped in history, with one key fact being that it was the first spot where a spitfire was flown, which then ended in 310 aircrafts being ordered by the RAF. Visit on a day out with the family and check out the child friendly restaurants, or head down with friends and sample one of the more grown up options available.