Great friendly pub right on the seafront at Seaview overlooking the Solent, Portsmouth and the…read moreForts. You can sit inside, or across the road right by the sea. Great local real ales, and really good food, definitely more than a cut above your normal pub grub. Highly recommend ... and spend a lot of summer evening here after a swim ;)

Pub with just the best view on the Isle of Wight. Very friendly service, popular so recommend…read morebooking! Pub food and bar snack. Tip: grab a picnic table or bench outside and watch the boats up close

Let me get started the food was Devine they serve a large amount of gin wine and beer all staff…read morewere very friendly and service was very fast would definitely visit here again

Very nice pub with a camping site attached to it, there is long wait for your food but when it…read morearrives its yummy, serves traditional foods and has a special boards as well, I believe they give discounts for those staying on the campsite

Come here everytime we are on the Iow and have a good time everytime, highly recommend a band nightread more

A pub that is now has very good real ale and food.read more

If you are looking for a quiet pub off the main strip with friendly people and good beer, then…read moredon't miss this one! We took the hovercraft over then set about selecting the pubs we had to visit. One of the more seasoned members of our party told us that a good pub would have either an animal or a body part in the name, and if it had both- then all the better. So...Simeon...sounds close enough to Simian, and not one arm, but two arms - criteria met! We went in for a quick pint, but ended up staying. The people were friendly and full of humor, and we really felt at home. One warning, the GPS told us it was at the end of the block- walk down the block into a residential area and you'll find this gem.

The Vine Inn in the quiet seaside village of St Helen's on the Isle of Wight represents all that's…read moregreat about the traditional English pub. This is because of the following reasons: - It overlooks a cricket pitch - It has a pool table - It has a darts board - The food is home cooked and hearty - The drinks aren't too pricey - You get service with a smile, even when you ask for a pint of 'forty ninner' instead of 'forty niner' I'll be back.

Gorgeous garden to sit in with a cold goblet of wine. The…read morebest pub garden in Ryde. The food is so good.

The Sunday Roast is great and is the cheapest anywhere around here at £4.50.read more

This is an extremely typical Wetherspoons that I found a bit…read moreannoying due to the football being on. It is a bit of a trek up the hill from the coast but the beer was good as was their 6.49 offer for two meals, so it was worth it in the end. Former Fowlers department store.

Well it is a Weatherspoon but not a cheap one.read more