Wining & Dining
Our guide to best places to eat & drink
Places to Eat on the Isle of Wight
Restaurants, pubs & inns, cafes and local farm produce - you're never far away from some delicious dining experiences. Fine dining or eating on a budget, there's something for all tastes.
Adgestone
Adgestone Vineyard is the oldest continuously operating vineyard with subterrean cellars in the UK. Set within beautiful surroundings and enjoying both countryside a...
- Dogs allowed
- Car parking
- Gift Shop
- Toilets
- Guided tours/walks
Newport
On the edge of the river down by Newport Quay, you'll find the Bargeman’s Rest - a large pub themed with barges and boats in days of yore. Every surface and spare in...
- Car parking
- Toilets
- Accessible by bus
- Special Events
- Restaurant
- All weather
- Open Fire
Ventnor
This café restaurant at the bottom of Ventnor Cascade has become the breakfast destination of choice for many locals and visitors alike with its fantastic views of t...
- Car parking
- Cafe
- Toilets
- Accessible by bus
- Restaurant
Wootton Bridge
Briddlesford Lodge Farm, on the outskirts of Wootton on the north coast of the Isle of Wight, has one of longest established farm shops on the Island, is a working d...
- Cafe
- Gift Shop
- Toilets
- Special Events
Niton
Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at the Island's most southerly point, The Buddle Inn is commonly known as one of the Island's most popular and histo...
- Dogs allowed
- Car parking
- Toilets
- Special Events
- Restaurant
Ryde
Set in a Victorian Chemists on the seafront in Ryde, the Isle of Wight's Chocolate Apothecary has created a deliciously appealing atmosphere.
- Cafe
- Gift Shop
- Toilets
- Accessible by bus
Cowes
Coast always seems to be busy and it’s got a real buzz about it. A bar, a restaurant, a coffee house and a cool place to hang out, Coast ticks all the boxes. Plus th...
- Toilets
- Accessible by bus
- Restaurant
Cowes
One of the smallest pubs on the Island, Cowes Ale House is all about the beer with five guest ales from the wood in barrels behind the bar. Billed as a traditional d...
- Toilets
- Accessible by bus
Bembridge
It’s not the easiest pub to find for the uninitiated, as you have to make your way through the outskirts of Bembridge and then down a winding single track lane to di...
- Car parking
- Toilets
- Restaurant
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About the Isle of Wight | Getting Around | Events | Places to Visit | Activities | Towns & Villages | Beaches | Food & Drink | Leisure & Entertainment | Inspire Me | My Isle of Wight (Locals' View)