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6. La Esquina Tapas 40 Oxford Street,
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Red Funnel Ferry wine selection. 023 8022 5227
1
ST’s top 10 restaurants
Town Quay
Marina 7. La Margherita Town Quay.
Walking route to and from
Southampton City Central Authentic Italian food, stunning
railway station
waterfront location. 023 8033 3390
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8. Olive Tree 29 Oxford St. Relaxed
yet sophisticated with spacious open
air section. Fresh fish menu changes
daily. 023 8034 3333
TOP 10 CAR PARKS BY SIZE
8. Grosvenor Square A bit further
away, near Bedford Place. 540
9. Oxfords Bar & Restaurant 35/36
1. West Quay Multi-storey 2,500 5. Eastgate Street Just off the High St spaces. SO15 2BE.
Oxford St. Busy but always
spaces and just up the road from the at Below Bar, but a bit tucked away. 9. West Park Road Near
welcoming. Fabulous food and
excellent wine list. 023 8022 4444
Show. SO15 1BA. 713 spaces. SO14 3HB. Southampton Central train station
2. West Quay Podium 1,500 spaces. 6. West Quay Retail Park 693 spaces. 510 spaces. SO15 1AL.
10. White Star Tavern 28 Oxford St.
3. Marlands 810 spaces. SO14 7SJ. SO15 1WT. 10. Salisbury Street 300 spaces.
Award-winning, elegant dining rooms
4. Ocean Car Park (private) Just outside 7. Portland Terrace Tends to fill up SO15 2EH.
with delightful fresh food and groovy
Ocean Village, 776 spaces. SO14 3TG early. 605 spaces. SO14 7EG. Other car parks shown as bar. 023 8082 1990
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