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The Spyglass Inn (Ventnor)Newest Review: ... on the Esplanade), and for many years it was frequented by smugglers who had come across from France with a range of contraband. Stepping through the doors of the establishment and taking a look around, you will instantly notice the nautical theme; walls are covered with sea-faring memorabilia ranging from antique brass ship compasses and assorted boat parts, to ancient looking maps and ... more |
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by - written on 03/11/09 (Very useful, 126 readings)
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As a coastal town which relies heavily on the tourist industry, Ventnor on the Isle of Wight has its fair share of pubs and restaurants. Whilst some of these eateries produce a top quality dining experience, others fall into the realms of mediocrity. I'm happy to report that 'The Spyglass Inn' is one of the better venues in in the town in which to enjoy a decent meal. Situated in a prime location directly overlooking a vast expanse of open sea, the Spyglass really has a spectacular setting. Look to your left and you'll see Ventnor's splendid Victorian seafront, whilst the view directly ahead of you is of the English Channel. In fact, if you face a certain ... Read the complete review

