Fun place, really friendly service. What country am I in again?…read more The area is very approachable, more local and relaxed.

No longer exists. Now a Greek restaurant, not open for breakfast. Huge waste of time.read more

I tried several of the teas here and they were all delightful- not too strong, but made well to…read moreaccentuate the different flavor tones of each tea. The only ones I didn't like were the fruity ones, but I'm not a fruit tea kind of person. The carrot cake was absolutely scrumptious, perfectly moist and fantastically textured. It was the perfect vessel for cream cheese. All in all a wonderful experience. Note that I am American and this is my first time in the UK. Seating was a bit crowded, but the service was great.

Very quaint! The breakfast was really good (a little too much oil in the fried toast). The…read moreselection of teas were amazing - we tried the lavender which was so bougie! Highly recommend this place - no bookings are taken for breakfast so you need to wait a bit for a table to become available (defo worth the wait though).

This is a fantastic deli, fish shop and cafe run by a dedicated couple and excellent staff, Always…read morewell-stocked with interesting foods and a fine selection of cheeses. One of the best of its kind anywhere

A truly fantastic addition to Stockbridge which is becoming the place to go. The food is good,…read moremuffins lovely but the cake sometimes needs to be a little fresher. The coffee though needs serious improvement. As with most places little emphasis is placed on the skill of the barista. A quick couple of hours on the machine with the rep and you are now a barista. No you are not! Understand the techniques, the process and the difference between a flat white, a latte and a cappuccino which all seems to be poured the same way and if we throw some chocolate on that, voila, a cappuccino! Again no. If you get the coffee right it will be a dream place to visit regularly!

Decent little cafe to stop in for a coffee or a roll if you're waiting for the train.read more

This is your typical old-fashioned cafe, serving all-day breakfasts and fry-ups, alongside…read moresandwiches and paninis, and a roast on Sundays. It's located in the station car park but has a limited amount of its own parking (usually taken up my motorcycles). It's very popular with commuters and in the evenings and weekends with local bikers (as in motorbikes - but don't be scared, they're a very friendly bunch!). There's a biker night with a special menu on Wednesdays, from 5pm. It's also a good spot to eat before sampling the 'Watercress Line', otherwise known as the Mid-Hants Railway, which provides steam train rides to Alresford during the summer and at weekends.

The Garlic Farm is a classic Isle of Wight experience (albeit I don't think much garlic is actually…read moregrown on the farm or even the island) which is consistently enjoyable. A couple of times I've even got to watch red squirrels eat while I dined. The chowder is really good - huge mussels and I recommend the smoked garlic bulb to start it's a real mix of flavours. Chicken caesar salad also goes down well. My son ate his whole meal (garlic sausage and wedges with baked beans) with real enjoyment. The bloody mary with black garlic vodka is sweeter than my preference but they brought out the vampire slayer hot sauve which balanced thar out and gave a massive kick! Some horseradish would make it even better. Children will enjoy the play equipment and fancy chickens and it's also fun to try all the samples in the farm shop. I'm a big fan of the garlic mayo.

I can still smell the garlic. And guess what - its not a bad thing ;)…read more So we biked up a long road to get there - uphill on a very sunny day and in the back of mind amidst the sweat I thought - this had better be worth it. And I have to say - it was! You are introduced to a variety of garlic spiced flavours, garlic horseradish, garlic mustard, garlic mayo, garlic pickles - you get the idea! They grow some of the most intriguing garlic you will ever see, white , brown and even black. We tried the famous black garlic ice cream and it wasn't bad ! There was also a young gent selling garlic flavoured corn on the cob which was equally if not more delicious. You can pick up some great gifts here and most friends am sure would love garlic seasoned jars or sauces :) they can last a while and quite inexpensive. Anyone visiting the Isle of Wight this is a must go !!

Great coffee and delicious brunch…read more Tried the beans and avocado on toast, both very good! Also had a flat white, V60 and aeropress. Great flavour, friendly staff

A nice little coffee spot in the southern Old Town which serves good roast, a mean flat white, and…read morea small selection of ales and artisanal soda drinks. While the single origin can come through a little ropey, almost burnt, the regular blend is great and sits well on the tongue. There is free, decent wifi, and the staff haven't seemed to mind when I asked if I could make a couple of big downloads over it. The only big criticism I can find is that the service is slow, slower than the number of staff they have on should be, this is likely a bottleneck on the coffee machine. They have an acoustic night on Thursdays too, I've neither attended nor played, but when walking past it's sounded quite decent (I guess these things are not really in their control so YMMV).

I found this place on yelp. This is our first time here. It was great. The food was good. Service…read morewas also great. Nice location is hot.

Service- outstanding and so friendly. Ambience- a cool vibe and eclectic eatery. Chai latte and…read morecrumpets delish. A must visit for breakfast or brunch!!

We enjoyed the service and the Gelato! Creamy and fresh, many flavors to choose from.read more

Great selection of gelato and very friendly staff. They also serve a large selection of desserts,…read moreincluding crepes and waffles. The seating is clean and comfortable. The coffee (flat white) was great and can be ordered with lactose free/soy milk for those with dietary restrictions.