Where to Eat and Where to Stay

Some ideas for where to eat and where to stay…..!

El Sabio

Tapas Bar and Restaurant

60 Eastgate Street, Winchester. SO23 8DZ

01962 820 233

One of Winchester’s newest restaurants, El Sabio has a very contemporary atmosphere and is located in a beautifully refurbished building a few minutes walk from the city centre. Delicious, freshly-prepared tapas, paella and other Spanish dishes, accompanied by an excellent wine list.

Special 3 course tapas lunch, just £7.99! An ideal break from Christmas shopping!

Reservations advisable on Friday and Saturday nights.

www.elsabio.co.uk

Bistrot La Place

9 Great Minster Street, Winchester. So23 9HA

01962 864 004

Set in the heart of Winchester,overlooked the pretty streets of The Square, this truly French restaurant is open for lunches and dinners daily. From snacks to a full a la carte menu, enjoy a meal in real ‘ambience francaise’.

Beaujolais Nouveau served all day on Thursday 20th November !

www.laplacebistrot.co.uk

The Old Vine

8 Great Minster Street, Winchester.SO23 9HA

01962 854 616

A beautiful, privately run, 18th Century inn with superior en suite bed and breakfast accommodation and a cosy award winning restaurant with log fire. Ideally situated, it has magnificent views of the Cathedral and is only a short stroll from the High Street and Christmas Market

www.oldvinewinchester.com

The Wykeham Arms

75 Kingsgate Street, Winchester. SO23 9PE

01962 853 834

The Wykeham Arms is a unique 18th century coaching inn, situated between Winchester Cathedral and Winchester College, tucked away in the quietest corner of the city. Retaining many of its original features and character, the inn is renowned for its charm, excellent home-cooked cuisine, extensive range of wines, old school desks and real log fires.