Great service, great food simple, they are always happy to serve you and with a smile, the food…read moreit's decent and the portion size is fair, the price is average but the quality makes up for that

My mum moved to West Sussex last year but for one reason and another , have only recently had the…read moretime to go out and explore. Today marked my first ever visit to Chichester. We got off the bus near the Cathedral and had planned to wander round the shops and then stop off somewhere for lunch, and then do the Cathedral. Well, we saw this cute little place and our plans changed. The window display was inviting and there was a spare table outside, so we decided to start our trip with a cupcake. They had a wide selection and it was hard to choose. In the end , I had a Maltesers one and my mum went for lemon curd. To accompany the cake, I had green tea and mum had English breakfast. The tea was loose leaf and was very nice. Some green teas can be a bit bitter but this one was very good. The cupcakes were really nice. We noticed a sign in the window for cupcake decorating classes - a great thing for kids and adults alike. I think this may only be a year old. It seems popular and hope it continues to do well.

Went here during the afternoon of the 1st day of our IOW holiday Sept 2010. Sat out in the garden…read morenext to a fig tree. Fairly busy & better than average cream tea. I'm sure I visited some years ago on a Reading CTC biking weekend & enjoyed it then as well. Nice inside.

Beautiful cozy green garden with added fairies. Inside is like a 17th pub decorated by the worlds…read morebest grand mother. Recommend the Victorian Cream Tea with cake the size of a doorstep. Strawberries on steroids. Great.

Fab, fab fab! We always go here for something to eat when visiting the New Forest. It is attached…read moreto the garden centre in the tiny and wonderful village of Beaulieu where the ponies roam freely! The food is fresh, tasty and plentiful and I would definitely recommend a visit for breakfast or lunch. They won me over by having gluten free bread and soya milk which is unfortunately still a rarity in small country villages. It is very family friendly and seems popular with locals and tourists, therefore it is always busy but we've never had to wait for a table.

Won't cater for anyone who has alternative dietary requirements (basically told to go elsewhere)…read more Totally unhelpful - no modifying their 'options'. If I was running a catering 'service', I would be bending over backwards to provide my customers with a top quality, friendly, welcoming service that everyone raves about. So it's the place to be, that everyone wants to go to. Not just turning people away, so they have to give bad reviews on here to warn others and thus lose trade. But hey what would I know - I know won't be going back there for sure.

So I came to this coffee shop for my lunch and hoping to bring something sweet back home. It wasn't…read moremy first visit, and I wasn't really amazed last time I visited. But there are never enough gluten-free places and this coffee shop always has amazing reviews! So I gave it another go. And again... It just doesn't cut it for me. There are only 2 or 3 gluten-free lunches assigned on the menu. So, from the start I kinda had to order the jacket potato with bacon and brie since salad is not my thing and all day breakfast seemed too heavy. Mind me, I live bacon and brie. I'm not a big a fan of potato. So I basically ate the bacon. And brie. They were good. But can you really fail that? The salad that accompanied the food was also good. There was only one slice of gluten free cake. Cappuccino cake. It looked sad from outside and not at all promising. Which reminds me that the staff were okayish. No one really bothered with me at all. I say this because while I was at lunch I heard someone actually explaining customers a few of the things on the menu, while I simply got a few nudges to the gluten-free sign and to the only available slice of cake. I reckon the best part of my visit were the toilets. The toilets were pristine clean and just look nice, although small. In summary, this coffee shop might be good for anyone with a normal diet, but if you suffer from intolerance or allergy to gluten, at least be prepared to not have much choice. There are better places out there!

First time visiting this delightful spot. Great location and nice atmophere inside. Staff was…read morefriendly. The lunch was lovely but portions are quite big though.

First time visit (recommended by my nephew) ..... but not my last…read more Lots of menu items to choose from, (inc gluten free) and staff are happy to answer any questions and make suggestions. My order was cooked fresh to order and was hot and tasty with good size portions. The staff are friendly and make you feel welcome. I will be back. Support local business.

From the owner: Situated in the heart of Bitterne is The Little Fryer, a traditional fish and chip shop which also…read morespecialises in gluten free offerings. We are a traditional chippy, locally renowned for fantastic quality food cooked freshly cooked to order.

We went here for lunch on a weekday after visiting Stonehenge. It's a cute little cafe with…read moresandwiches, entrees, pastries, and tea. We had the crab cakes, BLT baguette, earl grey tea, and house tea. The house tea was great with a little sugar and milk. The crab cakes came with a sage butter sauce. They were a little on the fishy side but everything was super fresh. The baguette had large pieces of tasty bacon served on hot fresh bread. Overall, a charming cafe with an extensive menu. Everything was also reasonably priced and service was good.

This was a delightful breakfast. The wait staff was attentive, helpful, and efficient. We were…read moreweary travelers in search of a good hearty breakfast and this place more than delivered. The coffee was deep and delicious and my daughter was pleased with chocolate milk and toast.

Go there all the time, lovely friendly service so many free from options so perfect if you are…read moredairy free or gluten free! Couldn't recommend enough!!

I can't believe I haven't yet reviewed this charming pub/restaurant…read more The food here is always exceptional and if you have an appetizer, a main course and a dessert, you will never leave hungry. This last visit, I ordered whitebait followed by steak and chips. Absolutely fabulous! The beer choices here are good with a number of different types of beer on tap. They do know how to make a tasty cappuccino as well. Parking shouldn't be a problem. If you are a tourist and not used to English country lanes, getting here might be a real challenge. Maybe you should take the bus or a taxi from Salisbury. Every time I've come here for lunch I've had a spectacular meal.

Friendliest and coziest country pub in Wiltshire. Got a very nice seat by the fire place for a pint…read moreand then we were given our own seating area upon request. Food is fabulous too!

There's no place like home?…read more I came here for a stop in coffee and was pleasantly surprised by the gimmick coffee they had on. Lavender Flat White. Amazing. I've also had a latte from here and it was lovely. The decor is the expected hipster chic and. While maybe that will look a bit ordinary what these guys and girls have done here is also focus on layout and so nothing is too bustling. So, to quote Arnie McMuscles, I'll be back.

Home Coffee is truly the heart of Albert Road for me…read more With the personable owners Andrew and Russ at the helm - the store provides a much needed sense of community in the area. The store offers a wide selection of drinks (catering to dietary options with milk substitutes also). If you're a real coffee lover though - try the single origins menu (these regional Coffee's rotate seasonally according to availability). Why not grab a slice of vegan banana bread or cake to accompany your hot drink? The banana bread here is honestly hard to beat (sourced from Bread Addiction). Perfect for a first date / catch up with a friend. Garden access too for sunny days