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Fine Dining NF
£20 to
£25 The Marine
Location Hurst Road, Milford-on-Sea, SO41 0PY t: 0844 683 6542 w:
www.themarinerestaurant.co.uk e:
enquiries@themarinerestaurant.co.uk
A stunning location, superb hospitality and sensational cuisine are what you can expect at The Marine, a café-bar, bistro and restaurant rolled into one. Privy to spectacular views towards Hurst Castle and The Needles, this recently rebuilt Art Deco-style establishment offers a premium experience.
Open: Mon-Sun 10am-midnight Food Served: Mon-Sun 10am-2.30pm, 6pm-9.30pm
Whether you decide to relax in the ground-floor café-bar and bistro with breakfast or a delectable afternoon tea, take in stunning panoramic views while sampling lunch on the roof terrace, or enjoy an elegant evening meal in the luxurious first-floor restaurant, you’ll be lost for words. Go for the latter and you’ll enjoy wonderfully crafted, locally sourced dishes from head chef Sam’s seasonal menus. Think moreish starters such as seared scallops with crispy pork belly, Granny Smith purée and honeycomb – sure to tempt you – and delectable mains like succulent corn-fed chicken ballotine with chicken and mushroom pie, Mont d’Or mash, cavolo nero, smoked sausage and Chantenay carrots. For dessert, expect the likes of melt-in- the-mouth chocolate and black cherry fondant with dark cherry jelly, vanilla ice cream and chocolate sauce.
With an extensive selection of wines to choose from and some delightful amuse-bouches served between courses, every element of our meal was an absolute dream, creating a gastronomic experience to be savoured and remembered.
Fine Dining NF
£30 to
£40 The Three Lions Restaurant with Rooms
Location Stuckton, Nr. Fordingbridge, SP6 2HF t: 0844 683 1671 w:
www.thethreelionsrestaurant.co.uk
Hospitality dynamo Jayne and Michelin-starred chef Mike Womersley extend a warm welcome to all who take a chance on their gem of an establishment situated in the New Forest. Offering a winning combination like no other, within an awe- inspiring forest setting, The Three Lions is a place in which to relax and feast on fine food. A number of prestigious publications have rightly heaped praise on The Three Lions, including The T
elegraph and The Independent, while it has also
scooped ‘County Restaurant of the Year’ in The Good Food Guide three times since opening 15 years ago.
Open: Tues-Fri noon-2pm, 7pm-9pm; Sat noon-2pm, 7pm-9.30pm; Sun noon-2pm
In the kitchen, Mike artfully prepares high-quality cuisine with a European twist. He personally cooks each dish, and every ingredient is treated with the utmost respect. The menu is firmly based on the best locally sourced, seasonal produce – abundant here all year round – while the bar is stocked with Ringwood real ales and wines from globally renowned producers. Ranging from £79 to £125, accommodation in the Lion’s Den will ensure you feel pampered, whether you
visit for a discreet business function or a long, leisurely stay, with luxurious en-suite bedrooms overlooking two acres of garden and peaceful forest beyond. There’s also a superb family room, ideal for those requiring a little more space. So for an exquisite dining experience and a breathtaking place to stay, seek out The Three Lions.
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