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Food and Drink near Brockenhurst

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Bosun's Chair

This pub prides itself on being the only pie pub in Lymington and you can also enjoy cask ales. Dogs are welcome in the bar area and garden as are children and all major sporting events are shown live on Sky and BT Sport.

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Bridges of Lymington

A coffee shop offering a range of hot beverages to accompany home baked cakes, deserts and savory options. A take away service is also available and there's also jewellery, hand crafted gifts and sweets; perfect presents to take home.

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Cafe Aroma

Lovely views from the front if you can get a table, with generous British Italian meals.

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Ciao Belli

Authentic Italian food in the heart of Lymington. They also do hampers so why not treat yourself to a picnic?

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Danestream Farm Shop

In-store bakery, greengrocery, dairy, run by traditional butchers. There's not much more you could want from a fresh produce provider.

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Drifters

Tiny seaside cafe, great for icecream and gluten-free cakes.

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Fleur De Lys

The New Forest's oldest pub! Dating back to 1096 when the first pint was pulled, they have a list of landlords starting in 1498. Chocolate box setting with a good steak, locally sourced ingredients and a rustic feel.

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Handmade New Forest

Selling all sorts of local artisan makes from crafts and gifts to food products.

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Hops House

Home of the PIG BEER brewery where three enterprising young men have set up their very own New Forest microbrewery. During the warmer months there's a beer garden where you can enjoy a good beer plus wood fired pizza. Check out their website for opening times and for details of their takeaway service.

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Kings Head Inn

'Classic boozer on a cobbled street'. Dog-friendly and ale-friendly, this is cosy and bijou with an open fire.

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Food and Drink near Brockenhurst

'Need to find the best places near Brockenhurst for Food and Drink. We have listed 35 Pubs, Cafes and Restaurants, reviewed by people who have tried them.'

Bosun's Chair

Bosun's Chair

This pub prides itself on being the only pie pub in Lymington and you can also enjoy cask ales. Dogs are welcome in the bar area and garden as are children and all major sporting events are shown live on Sky and BT Sport.

Bridges of Lymington

Bridges of Lymington

A coffee shop offering a range of hot beverages to accompany home baked cakes, deserts and savory options. A take away service is also available and there's also jewellery, hand crafted gifts and sweets; perfect presents to take home.

Cafe Aroma

Cafe Aroma

Lovely views from the front if you can get a table, with generous British Italian meals.

Ciao Belli

Ciao Belli

Authentic Italian food in the heart of Lymington. They also do hampers so why not treat yourself to a picnic?

Danestream Farm Shop

Danestream Farm Shop

In-store bakery, greengrocery, dairy, run by traditional butchers. There's not much more you could want from a fresh produce provider.

Drifters

Drifters

Tiny seaside cafe, great for icecream and gluten-free cakes.

Fleur De Lys

Fleur De Lys

The New Forest's oldest pub! Dating back to 1096 when the first pint was pulled, they have a list of landlords starting in 1498. Chocolate box setting with a good steak, locally sourced ingredients and a rustic feel.

Handmade New Forest

Handmade New Forest

Selling all sorts of local artisan makes from crafts and gifts to food products.

Hops House

Hops House

Home of the PIG BEER brewery where three enterprising young men have set up their very own New Forest microbrewery. During the warmer months there's a beer garden where you can enjoy a good beer plus wood fired pizza. Check out their website for opening times and for details of their takeaway service.

Kings Head Inn

Kings Head Inn

'Classic boozer on a cobbled street'. Dog-friendly and ale-friendly, this is cosy and bijou with an open fire.