Located on the site of an old newsagents, this coffee shop has fantastic full length windows making…read moreit superb for watching the world go by (particularly on market day!) and well lit with natural light. It is the biggest coffee shop in Lymington, and even when it is packed you can still get in and out. The staff are really helpful and welcoming, and drinks are made quickly, if you need assistance to get your drinks to your table they normally offer before you can ask which i think is a breath of fresh air! Love the seats at the front against the big window, although they do make me inclined to stare out on market day at the sweet stall outside!!

Amazing coffee and service, just what you expect from them. Makes a nice break to walking the…read moremarket on a Saturday.

I'm surprised no one else has written a review for this place yet! An adorable, very British style…read moretea room with a cute, kitsch vintage aesthetic. My boyfriend and I were looking for a real British tea time experience so after the last place we visited refused to serve us as they were closing at 4 (!) we decided to come here! I'd only walked past before and never been inside, so I didn't know what to expect. We arrived on a Wednesday afternoon around 4:30 and there were a couple of tables free to sit down - this place is really small, I believe there were only 4 or 5 little tables in there! The staff are so sweet and friendly, happy to customise the food depending on your diet and preferences. For less than £10, we both shared thick delicious egg mayonnaise sandwiches on soft (possibly homemade) white bread, a couple of good sized scones with proper clotted cream and jam, an enormous slice of homemade chocolate button cake and two cups of tea! All beautifully served on a vintage style cake stand. It was the perfect amount of food to share and I feel it was good value for both the quantity and quality. The environment was very cosy and friendly, definitely somewhere I'd like to visit regularly, especially since the food was perfect! My boyfriend agreed it was a great pick and that he'd love to visit again - the sandwiches were his favourite, with the scones a close second. The menu changes depending on what's available fresh that day, so a good excuse to drop by again! I was pleasantly surprised with how much I enjoyed this tea shop! It's very quaint and ideal for young or old, especially those who love the cutesy vintage style (but not a requirement). I'm sure everyone could find something on the menu for them!

I'm giving it three stars because it's not my thing at all, but I've gone in here with hungry…read morepeople. As long as I can oder a plate as I wish, or do swapping, it's Ok. I cannot eat egg in an eatery!! They do a sort of all day breakfast, which is quite substantial. The tea is very good and refillable. Th seating is very basic, but they are here to serve food! This is not on my radar normally, but migt as well say what it is like. The prices are good.

Avoid like the plague. The best thing about this place is the food, which is terminally average…read more The decor is dismal, the service is mediocre, and whatever charm it may have had in the 1980s has long since vanished. We visited because we'd seen a nice-looking ad in a "Visit the New Forest"-type brochure. But we were deeply disappointed. The decor is gloomy, and the massive teddy bear in the window was probably cute when originally bought but is now just a bit mangy. There's a weird system of attracting the attention of waiting staff by hanging a small wooden teddy on a pole on your table - an explanatory note on the door gives instructions, but there's no real reason for it and if anything it makes the staff less attentive. They don't make eye contact with customers easily. We had some sympathy for them though - they are dolled up in an almost 'Allo 'Allo-style get-up with silly headdresses and aprons. Some explanation may be found in the personality of the manager, who at one point burst out of the kitchen, patronised a teenage boy who had come through to ask whether his family's ice creams were on the way, and didn't wait for an answer to his question "is anybody waiting?" (which we were). He seemed more interested in talking loudly and ignorantly about hospitality than actually doing any, and certainly didn't create a good impression for customers or role model for his staff. When our order arrived, we were still unimpressed. A banana milkshake was mainly warm froth; the cafe latte was metallic and tasted suspiciously like Kenco; the treacle tart was doughy and unappealing and the carrot cake appeared to have had a bite taken out of it before it got to us. So much for an afternoon tea. Anyway, the details are mostly by-the-by. The upshot is that Brockenhurst is a beautiful little town, so don't ruin it with a visit to this shabby, poorly-run, unimaginative and slightly creepy little disappointment.

The Brock and Bruin is situated in Brookley Road Brockenhurst. There is a small car park at the…read moreback, and a public car park on the other side of the road. If you a teddy bear addict stop here. They have many examples for sale. It is a busy café serving above average meals. A lot of the food is made in their own kitchen. It is the sort of place where you can just have a cup of coffee or a tasty lunch, or an afternoon cream tea. The staff are friendly, and there always is a good atmosphere.

The ambiance left me decidedly underwhelmed: pale Linoleum floors, gray vinyl covered chairs, white…read morewalls...you get the picture. But who really give a hoot about the decor when the food on offer is to die for? The buttery tea cakes melted in my mouth, the cream cakes did likewise, and the coffee was strong and fresh but not bitter. I walked in and (at least it felt like it) rolled out again 45 minutes later, my life much enriched by having visited Presto.

I have had nice pasties and horrid pasties here, and my horrid pasty gave me an upset stomach so I…read moredon't think I'll be popping in again any time soon. The place always smells so inviting, but the prices are so expensive, even if you are taking it away not eating in. There is a good range of interesting pasties, but prices need to come down, and I need to feel assured that the food is OK, if I'm ever to go back.

Lovely little tea room in Wootton- had the special " savory cream tea"-Fantastic; cheese scone,…read morecream cheese ad smoked salmon- a house specialty!! Closed Sunday and Monday.

Good cafe fair prices . Simple food but well presented . I…read morebeen a few times scrambled eggs bacon on toast & a coffee £5 . which i think isn't a bad price for a sit in cafe breakfast .

Love bebes and love that they deliver a perfectly presented fry up to my door when I've been out…read morethe night before and want to stay in pyjamas for breakfast!

Love bebes the food is simple and good, the staff efficient and polite mostly. My little one loves…read morethe milkshakes and the homemade Dorset Apple cake is the best I've tasted