Isle of Wight Isle of Wight
Woods Kitchen

Woods Kitchen

Woods Kitchen High Street, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom

Cafés • Kitchen • Burgers • Chicken


"Our cottage owners where we were staying at Byre Cottage Mandy and David recommended Woods Kitchen. They had left a lovely hamper in our cottage for us upon arrival from Woods Kitchen which included scones, jams, and fresh foccoci bread/ half an artisan loaf.Managed to book in for a Friday night at Lovely welcome from the team and we were seated towards the rear of the venue facing the garden and huge double patio doors. Lovely ambience...fairly lights and new vintage decor.My Dad and I are coeliac and there was a fantastic selection of meals that could be adapted. Our girls aged and made friends with the table next to us. Our dog was welcomed and he was a good boy under our table.Food ....huge portions quality food. Good value for money. My husband had the ribs and was given huge racks. I had the vegan curry. Am not vegan but fancied the butternut quash and aubergine curry. I was given a good thick slice of GF bread and rice accompanying it. Didnt need the new potatoes in it too. I would have made up with added chicken in there!! Mum had the halloumi burger and the kids burgers too. Fantastic thick fresh and hot chips. My Dad had the chicken. We both were able to have a pudding. Apple Crumble. Very yummy. Well worth the money spent. for of us. adults and two children. My husband had the knicker blocker glory....I would say this was the only thing that was a little disappointing....because it was basically a can of fruit cocktail upended in his sundae dish with two scoops of icecream and a tonne of swirly cream. Our girls wanted the brownie but it was all gone so they were substituted with a cupcake from their front of house chilled cabinet which wasn't a bad thing! It was just abit cold rather than room temp.Thank you for having us. We really enjoyed our meal on our last night. We enjoyed the hamper left for us in our cottage. Godshill is a beautiful village."

Burr's

Burr's

Lugley Street, Isle Of Wight, United Kingdom, Isle of Wight

Steak • Vegan • Seafood • European


"we have booked this restaurant tonight as tasty bites while we are on vacation based on the reviews and trip advisor ranking. it was our special food to be so we really look forward to it. the first impressions were good. the restaurant is small, intimate...with beautiful decor. once our beverage order was taken and arrived a short time later. we chose the a la cart menu as there was more choice, but there is a set menu that seemed good. we got free bread, olive and oil, which is usually a good sign. but the dings began to get something wrong at this point. the first output was the fruit flies. they came, they circled, there were many sheikhs around my table at the end of the meal. we clinged together to end the annoying, but the personal never even asked if they could do anything or whether we want to move. our appetizers arrived very quickly after our brot was taken away (we still had our appetits drinks). they were very different sizes; my men black pudding and speck starter was very big compared to my egg and spade. it looked more like a main course. both were delicious and I feel that the ingredients were good. our main thing came very fast after our starters were taken away. both were delicious and we enjoyed them. we were never asked if we want a drink or if our food is in order. considering how fast the first 2 courses came out, we were left unattended for 30 minutes. my man finally managed to get the attention of the waitress and asked for another drink and if we could have dessert. we hired our order and although a cheese knife was not taken over a drink. about 15 minutes later no drink. in this time, the 2 waitresses asked other customers whether their meal was ok and whether they were black pfeffer (which they would then bring out in a huge pfeffer milk if the customer says yes) and then standing at the bar chatting. During the time, I continued to kill fertilizers and asked myself where they all came from. we finally decided to leave and quit our desserts and drinks. when I told the waitress what were the problems they apologised, but said and I quote: "we can't do anything about the flocks as it is the time of the year." I would suggest that there is a series of simple and effective ways to get rid of fruit flies. it just needs a little strategic cleaning and a few household supplies to make the fly fall. there are many articles online about how to do it. I was honest with many restaurants where there are no fruit flies. we were not offered a declaration for the lack of drinking, except just for short personal. I understand. but maybe they go away with great unnecessary pfeffer mill and focus on ensuring that customers have drinks when they are short workers? just one idea. the attempt to go was another ordeal, as their card machine did not work. we stayed 15 minutes outside while the boss/owner tried to fix it. at the end my man ran to a point of kiss so we could go. Maybe it was a night, but we were so disappointed."

The Bistro At Woodside Bay Lodge Retreat

The Bistro At Woodside Bay Lodge Retreat

Lower Woodside Road, Isle Of Wight, United Kingdom, Isle of Wight

Pub • Bistro • Drinks • Seafood


"This restaurant is located at Woodside Costal Retreat, we visited whilst on holiday at the retreat for an evening off cooking and washing up(as the dishwasher in our cabin has been broken now since Sunday 5 days! The staff at this restaurant are disinterested at best, and were outright rude when speaking to my husband. When entering the restaurant we asked for a table for 2 (there were 2 other couples already seated The supervisor asked if we had booked, we said we hadn 't. He then stated that you have to book in advance and you would have been told by reception. We said we hadn 't been informed. And his response was yes you were in a particularly arrogant manner. We are not naughty school children and expect to be treated as adults! I note that it doesn 't say anywhere in the restaurant you need to pre book, nor in the welcome information in the cabin!I honestly think the staff wanted to finish early that evening. The food was ok, the veg arrived cold and had to be microwaved warm. Finally we had a problem with the coffees we ordered which weren 't what we wanted (waitress couldn 't wait to leave the table so we couldn 't clarify . A very milky coffee arrived which I couldn 't drink, my husband took it back the the bar where the supervisor told him it had no milk in and was unwilling to listen or make a new coffee. Customer service is appalling. Save your money, there are lovely pubs in the area which do far better meals for better value and the staff value custom. (Try the Woodsmans Arms"