Boathouse Swanwick restaurant on the River Hamble set to re-open after being knocked down and rebuilt

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A popular riverside restaurant is set to reopen in Hampshire having been knocked down and rebuilt.
The artists impression of the boathouse restaurant in Swanwick which is set to re-open at the start of August.The artists impression of the boathouse restaurant in Swanwick which is set to re-open at the start of August.
The artists impression of the boathouse restaurant in Swanwick which is set to re-open at the start of August. | Ideal Collection

The Boathouse Swanwick in Primer Marina’s Swanwick Marina will open its doors for the first time in eleven months on Friday, August 2. The popular restaurant closed in October 2023 to be completely demolished and rebuilt on a larger footprint.

It will offer customers outside seating with a view across the River Hamble and will function as a restaurant, coffee shop, and bar. The restaurant is run by Ideal Collection who have five establishments in Hampshire and West Sussex.

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Oliver Weeks, the managing director of Ideal Collection, is excited to finally see the restaurant open. He said: “This project has been a long time in the planning, but it has been worth the wait. So many people have worked so hard to make our plans for this venue a reality, and I’m really looking forward to finally opening our doors.”

“We want to offer guests an unbeatable dining experience at Boathouse Swanwick. This venue will allow us to offer so much more including a variety of events, outdoor waterside drinks and dining or just a place to stop off for a takeaway coffee.”

Table bookings are open now and can be made via the Ideal Collection website.

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