Fantastic selection; super-friendly staff; a must visit for those who love proper sweets and those…read morein search of elusive sugar confectionary from childhood

The venti iced latte coffee was excellent here yesterday, and the solo server was a cheerful and…read morewelcoming chap (somewhat surprisingly) as he is about to become unemployed, as this branch is closing today. I heard him explain to customers that the landlord has increased the rent but the franchisee decided not to pay and pulled the plug. He was explaining this as I was negotiating reaching the counter through packed boxes of Starbucks inventory on the floor packed up for removal so the cafe was soulless. As well as coffee I noticed they sold cheese bites. Now these aren't available in Northern Ireland so I asked for the cheese & ham to try them (they offer another type but I can't remember as I didn't want that one anyway) so I got the last portion £3.3. They are like mini omelettes enhanced with tasty cheese and they were pleasant enough but I won't buy any more - too pricy for a snack. We arrived in this town as a first. Never been before and as it's an ancient town we decided on it as a base to return to Avebury and Bath. The place is in a sorry state with lots of businesses shut and in terms of takeaway places most wanted cash. There no late night shopping either as at 6pm it largely shuts down. I noted that this area voted for Brexit and succeeded in contributing to make this country poorer. It's Tory controlled for now and like many English places we visited this trip it's not car friendly with double yellow lines everywhere so at least the road paint seller did well. I found just one street with a few disabled parking spaces for the entire town. There's little sign of any upturn here about with mortgages going through the roof thanks to an incompetent government that managed to squander about 80 billion pounds in about 40 hours and as the folks of this town can see, they got what they voted for. It will always be thus. Bye bye Starbucks. Next....

The venti iced latte coffee was excellent here yesterday, and the solo server was a cheerful and…read morewelcoming chap (somewhat surprisingly) as he is about to become unemployed, as this branch is closing today. I heard him explain to customers that the landlord has increased the rent but the franchisee decided not to pay and pulled the plug. He was explaining this as I was negotiating reaching the counter through packed boxes of Starbucks inventory on the floor packed up for removal so the cafe was soulless. As well as coffee I noticed they sold cheese bites. Now these aren't available in Northern Ireland so I asked for the cheese & ham to try them (they offer another type but I can't remember as I didn't want that one anyway) so I got the last portion £3.3. They are like mini omelettes enhanced with tasty cheese and they were pleasant enough but I won't buy any more - too pricy for a snack. We arrived in this town as a first. Never been before and as it's an ancient town we decided on it as a base to return to Avebury and Bath. The place is in a sorry state with lots of businesses shut and in terms of takeaway places most wanted cash. There no late night shopping either as at 6pm it largely shuts down. I noted that this area voted for Brexit and succeeded in contributing to make this country poorer. It's Tory controlled for now and like many English places we visited this trip it's not car friendly with double yellow lines everywhere so at least the road paint seller did well. I found just one street with a few disabled parking spaces for the entire town. There's little sign of any upturn here about with mortgages going through the roof thanks to an incompetent government that managed to squander about 80 billion pounds in about 40 hours and as the folks of this town can see, they got what they voted for. It will always be thus. Bye bye Starbucks. Next....

Stopped in on a Saturday afternoon. Very friendly (unlike the coffee place next door to it)…read moreimmediate service and delicious pesto bread.

Good selection of sweets and savories. We stopped for tea and a snacks. We enjoyed each and every…read moreselection. Staff is very nice and friendly. We will be going back during our stay.

I knew that there has been a krispy kreme in Harrods in London for some time, but I couldn't be…read morebothered to go to London every time I wanted a nice donut, dont have the time or money! Very happy when krispy kreme opened down here, although my girlfriends tries to stop me from going too often. The donuts and coffee that one can buy there, are very nice, coffee being better than most places around Southampton. There is a wide range of donuts to choose from, but as the others have mentioned the prices are fairly high. The staff working there are always nice and friendly. Only reason for not getting 5 stars is the price of the donuts.

These are rather nice doughnuts but not worth the money! They were rather nice when they were…read moregiving them away when the shop opened. Not sure whether I'd choose to go back! A very US invention.

Miss millies cookies, located inside west quay shopping centre in southampton centre…read more Miss millies is all over the place, and it's easy to see why because their cookies and muffins are just gorgeous! You can save money too by getting multi bags worth, and sometimes there have and offer on where you buy a couple of muffins and you can grab a free drink. Ideal if you're in a rush and facy a treat, all of the goods are baked and ready to go. I would personally recommend the chocolate muffinss, they are moist and really chocolatey!

I do like the cookies that they sell here at the bottom of Westquay shopping centre. There is all…read moresorts of different flavours that you can get and you can buy nice flavoured smoothies too, which is really nice and tasty. The service is friendly and it located in the city centre.

This place hit the spot after a long morning of travelling from Oxford to Salisbury for the main…read moreattraction of Stonehenge. Downstairs has a mouth watering assortment of breads, cakes, and pastries. It took so much self-control to say no. Upstairs is a small cafe with a few tables. My husband I both got paninis that came with a spring salad and coleslaw. Of course, we got tea. In the UK, we became quite the tea drinkers.

Omg!!!!!! I wanted to try everything here. Breakfast pastry with bacon egg and cheese mind…read moreblowing. A must stop after visiting the cathedral.

Friendly staff. Convenient location…read more Killer coffee. Outstanding sandwich. Fresh pasties. Plenty of sweets. I'll be back!

I love this place - it's not cheap but the quality of the goods is first rate…read more Much by way of locally-produced foostuffs here - local wines and brandies, and other beverages. Local pate and meats (their venison sausages are a nice luxury treat). And the clue's in the title - some great cheeses always on offer. More ecclectic delicacies can be found, often depending on what's available or what takes the owners fancy! There's a mouth-watering display of hand-made truffles and chocolates that are sold individually. But it's almost impossible to just pick out a few. Their champagne truffles are particularly delicious. The shop is situated at the lower end of the historical Cheap Street (bit of a misnomer!) and is just a few minutes walk off the main town centre. If you're looking for something to really treat your taste-buds to - give it a go.