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The Good Food Guide

7 places in 5 cities
Compiled by GoodFinds from The Good Food Guide’s published guides.

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Coriander Lounge Indian Restaurant Southampton
indian · ★ 4.4
“Coriander Lounge is my go-to for Indian food. The team there want to restore the authenticity of Indian cuisine through traditional cooking techniques. But more simply, they also make a consistently excellent curry.” — Simon Rogan
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The Farmers Butcher & Farm Shop
butcher shop · ★ 4.9
“We’re incredibly fortunate to have this fantastic butchery counter and deli near Southampton, on the edge of the New Forest. Michael and Sarah Alexander specialise in locally sourced produce and excellent meats, and their handmade pies are worth trying too.” — Simon Rogan
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Hartnett Holder & Co
italian · ★ 4.5
“Angela Hartnett and Luke Holder head up this Italian restaurant set in the beautiful Lime Wood Hotel. The menu is led by the seasons, with ingredients sourced locally.” — Simon Rogan
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Kimbridge Barn
cafe · ★ 4.5
“Go for breakfast, afternoon tea and everything in between. This converted barn sits just alongside the River Test outside of Romsey, and is a great place to stop on a weekend walk.” — Simon Rogan
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Soleto Bistro
italian · ★ 4.7
“This family-run Italian restaurant is ideally located in the centre of Southampton, and is the perfect spot for a pre-theatre meal as it’s opposite the Mayflower Theatre. The chef-owner George Jiojioras is Greek but his background in Italian restaurants means that Soleto has a deeply Mediterranean understanding of flavours.” — Simon Rogan
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Miss Pita
greek · ★ 4.9
“Serving some of the best gyros, Miss Pita is a Greek restaurant on Oxford Street, not too far from AO. The menu is made up of authentic Greek dishes, using fresh ingredients.” — Simon Rogan
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The Empress of Blandings Pub & Restaurant, Cadnam
pub · ★ 4.3
“Set on the edge of the New Forest, this pub is cosy, a little quirky and serves a pretty decent burger. Named after a prize-winning pig, the interiors are covered with paintings, prints and pictures of pigs.” — Simon Rogan
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