
The White Horse has something to offer everyone whatever the time of year. Enjoy the Summer sun in our garden or terrace, or watch the rain and snow through the window sat beside a roaring log fire.

Our restaurant has views out to the garden, and offers a warm welcome in the colder months and a cool retreat from the sun during the summer. Why not book a window table and relax as the world goes by.

The pergola covered terrace beside the restaurant is the perfect place to find some shade on a hot day. Enjoy the smell of herbaceous scents and seasonal blooms with a long cool drink.

We take great pride in our food, and are amongst a select few restaurants who have been awarded the Hampshire Hospitality Award Marque for both excellence and the extensive use of locally grown produce on our menus.
Celebrating those we love
Wine & Food Tasting The River Test and its lovely valley are two miles to the north-west, and the New Forest is about eight miles to the south-west.
The village can trace its roots back to prehistory, and our History page outlines the development of the village over the years.
Read more about Ampfield & local attractions
Discover Ampfield's history
The White Horse is situated on a slight bend in the main road that runs between Romsey and Winchester. It benefits from having a large garden that overlooks the downs and meadows of Hampshire and is next to both the village cricket ground, the recreation area and an 18 hole par 3 golf course.
Parts of the ancient building of the White Horse date back to the 16th century, and the two large Inglenook open fires bear testament to their heritage with their smoking chambers and their priest hole.

The White Horse has received a number of awards and quality marques. We are proud of these and they are your assurance that will give you an excellent service whether you are dining in celebration or just popping in for a quick drink.
We are located in Ampfield, on the A3090, which is the main road between Winchester and Romsey. We have plenty of parking both in front of and behind the pub.
