Traditional cafe with wide variety on menu using local produce. Good quality food by friendly…read morestaff. The number of regular customers speaks for itself. Highly recommended.

Why to expensive for me £11 for English Breakfast just over the top on price. But it was a creamy…read morebuttery full flavour .

I love this place. Definitely the best breakfast in Boscombe. Amazing vegan selection!…read moreGood coffee.. good selection of smoothies. Lovely waitstaff. Nice atmosphere. We need more places like this in Boscombe

Stopped by Culture Coffee while in Salisbury and immediately loved how cute and inviting the shop…read morefelt. The interior is thoughtfully decorated, and there's also a lovely mural on the side of the building facing the waterway that's worth checking out. I ordered the Spanish matcha latte, which unfortunately didn't quite hit the mark for me as the matcha flavor was a bit weak and the drink wasn't as sweet as I had hoped. That said, the café had a great selection of pastries and baked treats on display that looked delicious, and I'd be interested in coming back to try some of those next time. Overall, a charming coffee shop with a cozy atmosphere that's worth a stop if you're in the area.

Culture Coffee is easily one of the best spots in Salisbury. The cafe is beautiful, with lovely…read moreseating areas and a gorgeous courtyard that's perfect in the summer, you can tell a lot of care has gone into every little detail. The coffee is the best in town their UBE latte is a must try!, and the food is always fresh and high quality, whether you're after something healthy or a bit indulgent. The staff and owners really make the experience what it is genuinely friendly, welcoming, and attentive.

I won't be in a hurry to rush back here! The table was not…read morevery clean and it took a while before someone would clean it due to being a busy time. The staff were very apologetic however. When we finally got our coffee it was 'warm' but at least the chocolate cake was nice and moist.

Nice coffee shop upstairs in the West Quay. There is also a smaller version downstairs by the back…read moreexit of West Quay. They do a nice variety of beverages and cakes and small variety of sandwiches. This is a nice place to sit and watch the world go by and a welcome break from shopping or after shopping. It is particularly nice at Christmas when myself and my mum go Christmas shopping. I always have the turkey and cranberry Panini and a mince pie! Really means its Christmas! They have nice comfy sofas and chairs but beware of the seats just by the lifts as you can get bumped by pushchairs and people at buzy times.

This is a fabulous place to stop and have a coffee and cake…read more I usually have hot chocolate, but the coffee is great. They do savoury croissants but I make staight for the cakes. They do a banoffee eclair, which is mmmmm out of this world. This morning I had carrot cake which was excellent, truly great, but not as good as Nero's passion cake! No fifth star because it in the middle of the Dolphin Centre and people are walking around you. No loos.

Druckers - a taste of class in the Dolphin Centre This is…read morean 'open' patisserie, so yes you will have shoppers walking past - no different than eating al fresco at a pavement café, except you are under cover inside the Dolphin Centre. There are public toilets a short walk within the Centre. location is terrific and a great meeting place (a bit like Waterloo Station clock) it is easy to find in the middle of the Dolphin. Staff welcoming and friendly. Being an open establishment you can see the cleanliness of the whole establishment, including what is normally 'back of house', and although busy the tables are cleared promptly. The menu is full of delightful treats and the sort of fayre you would expect from a good patisserie. Oddly enough I am not a great fan of rich sweet foods but they have a good selection of savoury treats as well.

Nobody does hot chocolate quite like Thornton's. The cafe…read morewithin the shop is very small with limited spacing between tables but it has such a warm and welcoming atmosphere. It is always clean and tidy and the staff friendly. There is a wide variety of coffee's, teas and hot chocolate available that you are spoilt for choice. There is also a selection of cakes to enjoy with your drink. My favourite drink is hot chocolate with whipped cream, marshmallows and chocolate strands accompanied by chocolate fudge shortbread. A luxury indulgence.

A few years ago, I began working at the Bridge Patisserie before I became a loving customer. Not…read moreonly is it a fantastic place for a Fairtrade coffee, a tasty sandwich and a delicious fruit-covered frangipan, but it is a lively hub of art, music and culture. A French patisserie located not five minutes from the bustling Winchester high street, this little cake and sweet shop is modest and even a little bit nostalgic of that excitement as a child over delicious treats and sweets. Although the shop itself is tiny and some products are a tad pricey, it is a great place to catch up with friends in a cosy, friendly atmosphere. The staff are very aware of decoration, atmosphere and art and they are all extremely hard-working. The shop is cash and cheque only, which to some may be inconvenient. However, I find it nice to get away from modern day technologies and be taken back to simpler times with a hot drink, a cake and a book. Enjoy!

This wonderful café makes tasty sandwiches (bacon and brie, for example), savoury quiches, and lots…read moreand lots of desserts. Fruit flans, cakes, chocolates, and many other concoctions both chocolate-y and pastry. It's a friendly neighbourhood spot with a couple of stools with high tables and a few more tables in an attached room. It's a great spot to visit for a coffee and a sweet treat after wandering through Winchester Cathedral. Part of my "day out in Winchester" cathedral-pub-dessert guide (http://www.qype.co.uk/lists/215291-Day-trip-from-London-Pub-Cathedral-and-Dessert-in-Winchester) .

If it weren't for the fact it's so expensive I'd give Starbucks a 5 star rating. The coffee always…read moretastes good and they have a great range of hot and cold drinks, Even if you don't like coffee there is plenty to choose from. They have a good selection of savoury and sweet food. I've tried most of their cakes and they're all really, really tasty. Sometimes it's impossible to find a seat, but if the weathers OK it's not a problem as there's plenty of seating in the Gunwharf. When this Starbucks opened it didn't have toilet facility. I often used to bag the sofa at the back, and if I'd had a pound for every ti,me some one had asked me if they had a toilet I'd be rich by now! However a while ago they put in toilets, so now it's even better. Oh one little thing, they often run out of spoons (and you normally have to ask for one anyway), if like me you dislike the wooden stirrers.

I really enjoy the fact that you can order a coffee just the way you like it and they have all the…read moreextras including lots of different syrups. The quality of there drinks is alwasy excellent and if you do have any problems the staff are usually very helpful. Taking a family here for drinks and food is increadibly expensive, but for the occasional coffee it's worth treating yourself. The seating areas are comfortable and they even have a few tables outside. I've always been served quickly and I find paying by card is most convenient.