PLACES TO EAT AND DRINK
IN MILFORD ON SEA
The Beach House (Formerly Westover Hall Hotel): Park Lane, Milford on Sea, SO41 0PT | Tel: 01590 643044
Restaurant with rooms set in an historic cliff top country house with stylish panelled rooms, unique stained glass windows and spectacular sea views. Westover Hall was built in 1897 for Alexander Siemens, a member of the family of electrical engineers who organised the introduction of electricity to the UK. It was later bought by William Morris (later Lord Nuffield) of Morris Motors. Serves award winning Hall & Woodhouse Badger cask ales & world lagers, together with tasty & varied menu.
Ray's Italian Kitchen: 11 High Street, Milford on Sea, SO41 0QF | Tel: 01590 645300
Located in the heart of Milford on Sea, Ray’s Italian Kitchen run by local restaurateur, Stacey Crouch is making its mark on this foodie-renowned village in the New Forest. Lovingly named after Stacey’s father, Ray’s Italian Kitchen offers carefully selected dishes, big on flavour and taste and the option of a 'Small Plate' grazing menu for sharing.
Offering a 65-cover dining space, Ray’s Italian Kitchen with its vibrant atmosphere is proving to be a must eat place among locals and visitors.
Britannia Thai Restaurant: 1 High Street, Milford on Sea, SO41 6DY | Tel: 01590 642226
A premier Thai Restaurant with authentic & chic decor in the dining rooms. Talented Thai chefs use traditional Thai recipes to create local dishes from various regions of Thailand. Set Lunch specials often available. You can dine in the large contemporary restaurant or choose a takeaway, which often has worthwhile discounted prices.
The Lazy Lion: 32 High Street, Milford on Sea, SO41 0QD | Tel: 01590 641111
An 18th century pub built in the 1790's, which lies in the heart of the village. In past times the pub was an inn & the original hayloft & stable building alongside The Lazy Lion can still be seen. Open log fires in winter & beer garden for the summer. Bar food menu with all the usual pub favourites. Great value Sunday lunch with succulent joint choices.
The Smugglers Inn: High Street, Milford on Sea, SO41 0QE | Tel: 01590 644414
Historic Coaching Inn built in 1803, (Until recent times the Smugglers was called the Crown Inn.) and the pub has rendered walls, sash windows and a tiled roof. The door has a reeded frame and flat hood supported on scrolled brackets. Timbers from old barns, or some say ships, were used to construct the beamed ceilings inside. Fine quality gastro style pub food served. Large beer garden on to village stream with childrens play area. Dogs welcome.
Verveine Fishmarket Restaurant: 98 High Street, Milford on Sea, SO41 0QE | 01590 642176
Affordable fine dining with a menu of exciting dishes featuring fresh fish & local produce. Creative fresh food, surprises on the plate and attentive service from Stacey & her team makes Verveine worth a special visit. The contemporary restaurant also offers great value lunches to enable you to get a flavour of this fish lovers heaven. They also have a traditional village fishmongers offering local fresh fish & seafood.
Monsoori Heights: 69-71 High Street, Milford on Sea, SO41 0QD | Tel: 1590 644441
A classic Indian restaurant. Authentic regional food from the length and breadth of the wonderful and vibrant Indian Subcontinent. All dishes prepared with fresh ingredients. Contemporary interior with pleasant attentive service.
Mr Pinks Fish & Chip Shop: Church Hill, Milford on Sea, SO41 0QH | Tel: 01590 642930
An excellent fish & chip takeaway. Enjoy the real taste of the seaside!
Needles Eye Cafe: Seafront Promenade, Hurst Road, Milford on Sea, SO41 0PY | Tel: 01590 642458
Take a break on the seafront promenade & enjoy the spectacular sea & Needles views. Homely cafe hot meals, breakfasts, sandwiches, snacks & cream teas served all day, all year round. Children's play area & ice creams.
The Gun Inn: Keyhaven, Lymington, SO41 0TP | Tel: 01590 642391
The Gun Inn is a traditional 18th century English pub situated near Keyhaven Harbour within The New Forest National Park. The character bar features low beamed ceilings, & the large family rooms are full of interesting antiquities. In the summer the walled garden & outside bar is ideal for enjoying a local beer & a ploughman's. Cosy winter log fires to warm you & your dog. Great traditional pub food, prepared from the best of British seasonal produce.
