Restaurants in Sandown
Restaurants with Delivery
Hungry Bear
The Rectory Mansion, 48 High St, Brading, SandownComfy, relaxing restaurant/pub with a fab menu and great service. The quality and presentation of the food was amazing for the price.We loved it here and will definitely be back very soon.
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Superb52 Reviews 4.8
Cardamom
18 High St, SandownOn Carnival night, the place was packed and the staff were working really hard. The service was excellent though and the food was tasty - would recommend the Hiryali chicken. Loved that they had a Nepalese section on the menu!
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Superb80 Reviews 4.3
Mumbai Bites
12B High St, SandownI tried this restaurant for the first time and I was blown away by the curry I had, it was incredible and so authentic tasting I could have been back in India! My compliments to the chef, I will definately be back.
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Good55 Reviews 3.9
KFC Isle of Wight - Lake
Newport Road Merrie Farm Park, A3056, SandownWent through the drive through. Ordered family sized meal and it was ready fresh and hot by the time we made it back through the end of the drive through. Faith served us there with a lovely
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Good36 Reviews 3.7
The Happy Haddock
53 High St, SandownNice chippy. Best to pre order as always a long wait for food as its cooked to order. They should stock more than 2pies tho. Soo frustrating when we all like the same pie but they never have more than 2 on offer!
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Good60 Reviews 3.8
Eastern Eye Indian Restaurant & Takeaway
95 High St, SandownDelicious food, service was lovely and attentive. Definitely will be going back in the future. Found it to be quite reasonable considering how many dishes my partner and I ordered.
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Good66 Reviews 3.8
Merrie Gardens Farm
Newport Rd, SandownFood and service was spectacular. Much better value for money than the meal deal at the Premier inn next door and a much better standard of food. We'll worth a visit. Definitely will be visiting again.
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Good177 Reviews 3.5
Cheap Eats
Yaverland Kiosk
Yaverland, SandownBest breakfast on the island. Brilliant ingredients cooked perfectly. I have 2 cooked breakfast every week. I try different cafe's. But nobody beats this place.
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Superb44 Reviews 4.6
The Old Comical
15 St John's Rd, SandownBest pub in Sandown (that I found anyway...) - Pool too ?Review update:Third vist (in 4 days and now 5*'s) - They also play great ? - love it here.... great 'vibe', and listening to the locals banter is priceless ?
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Superb36 Reviews 4.6
The Coffee House & The Wine Hut
Newport Rd, SandownWe go to the cafe several times during the week. Fantastic entertainment and the food is always first class. Tuesday night is fun playing Cornhole. Imported from the United States. Will and Lu work incredible hard to make everyone welcome. Thank you x
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Superb22 Reviews 4.7
McCarthy's Bar and Restaurant
Fairway Holiday Park, Perowne Way, SandownI wanted to say a huge thank you for the hospitality that McCarthy's Bar gave us over the weekend. The staff were great, drinks and food we supurb. Cant wait for our return.Thank you once againWirral Darts Organisation
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Superb21 Reviews 4.3
The Tap
2 Avenue Rd, SandownCame for the live band (High School Never Ends) but ended up really liking the atmosphere. It’s more of a dive bar than pub but service was really good and atmosphere was great.
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Good25 Reviews 4
Kimbo's Chinese Takeaway
9 Sandown Rd, SandownThe best Chinese we’ve had on the island. Our go to!Parking: Space for one car outside the restaurant, inside the bollards. Otherwise park up the street. But it’s worth it.
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Good50 Reviews 4
Brothers Of Brading
73 High St, Brading, SandownThis good old fashioned fish and chip shop cooks food to order and it's well worth the wait for freshly cooked fish, that being said on a visit on a Tuesday or Saturday the chips are amazing and fresh cooked... but on a Friday fir some odd reason the chips have been precooked so brown, dried out and virtually inedible. The cod and haddock are both amazing but some people don't get that a fish actually has a skin and like all good fish and chip shops the fish is battered skin on.... if you don’t like that have the fresh cod bites, although a bit expensive for the actual amount of cod you get. The menu has plenty to choose from but again be aware that some items are taken from the fridge and zapped in the microwave such as savaloys, mushy peas or curry sauce.... Still edible tho
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Good39 Reviews 3.7
Avenue Road Chippy
36 Avenue Rd, SandownBest fish and chips i've tasted for years. WILL DEFINATELY BE BACK generous portions too.Didn't think you could get good old fashioned fish and chips these days.
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Good27 Reviews 3.4
Morrisons Cafe
Newport Rd, SandownAbsolutely amazing value food was hot and delicious server Simon what a polite chap & young lady who served on the till Debbie was very polite and knowledgeable. 10/10
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Average19 Reviews 2.9
Chicken & Pizza Land
111 High St, Sandownbest pizza you will ever have, better than dominos or papa johns, lovley doughy base and generous with toppings, the donner is meaty and not slimy or mushy , i live on the mainland near london hampshire and visit this place every year without fail while on holiday best one on the island, sometimes these guys are busy and run off their feet and can come across as a bit rude but dont take that personally they have a top business to run but they are actually alright and have always been respectful to me and my familysee you again next time guys
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Average37 Reviews 2.86486
Best Restaurants
The Beach Cafe
9 Pier St, SandownEnjoyed lunch in the lovely Beach Cafe yesterday but it's so much more than a cafe. The food was delicious and plentiful, the staff although busy were very attentive, nothing was too much trouble. Will definitely go back.
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Superb116 Reviews 4.8
The Yarbridge Inn.
Brading, SandownReview of the Yarbridge Inn, Yarbridge Cross, Brading, Isle of Wight Six years since we had dined in the Yarbridge Inn - the last time that we were on the island. Check out the earlier review (28June17) with all those references to the cherished memories that (typical of families) cover all those places much loved and appreciated from the time that we were all kids on those long summer holidays in Brading and the surrounding country with Mum (and sometimes Dad too). There are not many early family times that are remembered better. In June 2023 we’d shared a table at the Yarbridge Inn with the same couple from earlier – a much treasured brother (and his wife) – with whom we had once shared those early summer months - on the Downs above Brading, on the beaches at Sandown and on the steam trains that once serviced the Ryde to Ventnor line. None of your ex-London Central Line tube trains in those days. (Who would have believed it – if you’d have suggested as such – the tube trains followed the electrification of the line in 1967 – that’s almost 60 years ago!) Our previous review had been highly complimentary and the restaurant, table, food, etc. was exactly the same this time too; comfortable dining room in which to eat, prompt/friendly services, high quality presentation/foods and great eating. We’d chosen to share lunch – a couple of easy hours relaxing in the corner with a relatively empty dining room around us and the bar to one side. There was time to reflect upon those earlier times – well, the original two of us – and to appreciate the changes from the perspective of lives subsequently led in different parts of the world. The one who had become a resident of the island and the other who had moved away permanently – and then chosen to shift countries on a fairly regular basis – as life/employment opportunities changed. As kids the Yarbridge Inn had always been there at the end of the village where the cross-roads lead to Brading Downs in one direction and to the long route up-and-over the Culver Downs through Yaverland to Sandown in the other. We’d sometimes walk this route in preference to the easier direct (and much shorter) route Brading-Sandown. Earlier in the week three of us had visited the Roman Villa south of Brading – a first time for us. The museum features a map of the Isle of Wight (called ‘Vectis’ by the Romans). It shows Brading Haven with access to marine shipping – sea route that effectively isolated Culver Downs and the surrounding country as a separate island that was called ‘Bembridge Isle’ through to the medieval period. In the 16th C. the seaways became unusable. Then a causeway was built and, in the late 19 C. the estuary/marshland was drained for access to the land/soil. Lean out over the bridges of the railway or the Yar river next to the Yarbridge Inn and reflect upon the sea inlets that once dominated the country. Choose from a menu of options – whether those that determine life, location, routines or, in the case of the restaurant, the meals provided. There were four menus available – two chalk boards for the day and two formal printed cards. On offer were light/smaller meals (for a set £10.50) and also larger plates with more varied choice of lunch meals (in the range £10-£20). There were also starter and dolce options for those who enjoyed their food (and could space the dishes with time in between to thoroughly enjoy the food/table/company/time.) Our approach came with age/experience – following the mood of the table. It was a pleasant place to be and, crucially, we didn’t know when we’d be back. Go for the moment then. We talked and ate, and talked more. Eat regularly at a place and, typically, you get to know mine host and those in the team that front the public interface – taking orders, serving, covering the cash desk, etc. Twice in six years doesn’t provide that kind of opportunity, but there’s a public ‘Welcome’ note available that introduces Family Fox and the key people running the restaurant/bar. Check out the photo attached … and, of course, complimenti to management and those wh
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Superb105 Reviews 4.8
Hungry Bear
The Rectory Mansion, 48 High St, Brading, SandownComfy, relaxing restaurant/pub with a fab menu and great service. The quality and presentation of the food was amazing for the price.We loved it here and will definitely be back very soon.
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Superb52 Reviews 4.8
The Pointer Inn
High St, Newchurch, SandownSuch a fabulous meal! We were absolutely stuffed ! The staff were so friendly, it was such a lovely experience - super dog friendly - although I left my little ones at home to have a peaceful meal! Only suggestion - do book as it is so popular and we couldn’t get in on a Sunday… but definitely worth a visit for authentic gastro pub!! LOVED IT! Thank you guys ! XVegetarian options: Superb for vegetarians and vegan burger too plus super food salad!
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Superb154 Reviews 4.5
The Culver Haven Inn
Culver Down Rd, SandownLovely pub, great Sunday roast, and good service even though it was busy. Definitely book a table if it's likely to be a busy day, we didn't but got lucky and only sat outside for a few minutes for a space inside to open up.There's a car park just beyond the pub, so there's no need to park along the road as some people were doing.Keep your eye out for the turn on the way up the hill. It comes up quickly, and there's nowhere to turn around before the end of the road if you miss it.Parking: Just beyond the pub, there's a free car park and some spots on the roadside.
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Superb82 Reviews 4.6
The Reef
Esplanade, SandownStopped here this afternoon for dinner and what a surprise.Lovely food, lovely view and wonderful staff.The waiter apart from super handsome was extremely kind and patience.Happy to come to places like this.
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Superb130 Reviews 4.5
The Beach Shack
Western Esplanade, SandownFantastic beach front restaurant. Can sit indoors or outside on the esplanade. Very friendly service, fantastic foot. Sri-Lanka fish curry soup was especially good.
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Superb70 Reviews 4.6
The Old Corner Bank
61 High St, SandownVery welcoming and accommodating with friendly and efficient staff.Vegetarian options: It is a varied and extensive menu which can be adapted to suit individual needs.Wheelchair accessibility: There is a flat, double door entrance into the main bar area suitable for wheelchairs.
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Superb46 Reviews 4.7
The Garlic Farm Shop And Restaurant
Mersley Ln, Newchurch, SandownLoved this little farm shop. We didn't tour anything other than the shop but we really like the selection and the fact you can taste before you buy. Like all small farm shops it's a little pricey so being able to taste before you buy really makes a difference. We spent about £30 and it was money well spent. If we visit the Isle of Wight again we will definitely pop back. Its also worth mentioning that the the only reason we went to the Garlic Farm Shop in the first place was that it was recommended by family who had visited before.
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Superb96 Reviews 4.5
The Fighting Cocks
Hale Common, NewportDid what it said on the tin. Reasonable pub food in a comfortable place. My partner had gammon which he said was exactly what he expected and enjoyed. I had scampi and chips and there was definitely a decent portion. Liked the table service with the call button. Average price, the only thing I was surprised at was £4.20 for a pint of coke... That's too high imo.
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Superb184 Reviews 4.4
The Castle Inn
The Castle Inn, 12-14 Fitzroy St, SandownA brilliant, back street wet-led pub. Without a doubt the best in Sandown, six real ales all well kept and great range of drinks for all tastes. Excellent bar staff and a friendly atmosphere. Dog friendly. Highly recommended.
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Superb49 Reviews 4.6
Yaverland Kiosk
Yaverland, SandownBest breakfast on the island. Brilliant ingredients cooked perfectly. I have 2 cooked breakfast every week. I try different cafe's. But nobody beats this place.
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Superb44 Reviews 4.6
Trouville Hotel
10-16 Esplanade, SandownNice hotel . Lovely professional staff . The room I stayed in was dated and you could hear generator day and night. The cabaret was mediocre some good some not so good. With the hotel having such a huge dance floor and very big room it was cold at night . The food was amazing shame no cocktails only one per night of hotels choice.Over all we had a nice time . This was a coach holiday.
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Superb117 Reviews 4.4
The Sundial
21 Culver Parade, SandownStopped for a coffee/ Tea and cakes with my Dad but decided to try the award winning beer and was not disappointed. Sat outside listening to waves crashing and seeing the view.
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Superb54 Reviews 4.5
The Old Comical
15 St John's Rd, SandownBest pub in Sandown (that I found anyway...) - Pool too ?Review update:Third vist (in 4 days and now 5*'s) - They also play great ? - love it here.... great 'vibe', and listening to the locals banter is priceless ?
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Superb36 Reviews 4.6
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