A nice place to have a cup of coffee but this definitely not a cheap place. Their hot chocolate is…read moreto die for though :o)

The best Hot Chocolate in Fareham! Cafe nero is generally quite quiet, and they open before the…read moreshops in the morning, so if you need a little kick start to your day, they're there. Their Milano hot chocolate is fantastic and thick-much nicer than the BHS cafe which seems to be the only other 'coffee' shop in Fareham. It is worth noting that (at the time of writing) they do not accept cards, so make sure to have some change ready! Their loyalty card is also a good idea, providing you don't loose it before it's full

Staff are nice enough and there is usually a place to sit even on busier days. It can be a little…read moredisorganised around the counter when you're trying to order, as it gets loud and you have lots of people around you either waiting for their drinks or ordering at the till next to you. I tend to stick with traditional coffees/lattes here too as I find a lot of their specials taste a bit sweet and personally found the cinnamon Christmas drink to taste slightly chemically. Good central location though and good windows for watching outside.

I wish Southampton had a Caffe Nero! Whenever I visit Salisbury I always pop in Caffe Nero, I love…read morethe hot chocolate, so gorgeous (and probably very fattening!). Well priced in the market and a good range of products and also free wi-fi!

What a doll of a place! Super friendly owner who greeted us and took our orders…read more I ordered a coffee and açaí bowl. Coffee was brewed to perfection. The bowl was delivered quickly. The serving size was astronomical In a good way. I actually felt like I needed this healthy bowl to offset all the fish and chips I'd been sampling. While we dined, you could tell this place was a local favorite, often greeting people by names and already knowing their orders. Such a homey vibe. I wish I had taken more photos of the inside. If ever in the area again, I would totally visit again. Bravo.

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

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

Tried multiple places for a full English and Docks turned our by far the best. All the ingredients…read morewere fresh and felt higher quality than your typical breakfast. Sausage actually was meaty, bacon had a nice, refined flavor. Option for scrambled eggs was a nice change. Added avocado, which was the perfect ripeness. Highly recommended.

Stopped at this cute restaurant for lunch before a tour. We sat at the top floor where most of the…read moretables were located. Ordering was easy. You scanned the QR code, providing the table number, and the servers brought the food to the table. We ordered blended coffee, homemade lemonade, and fresh orange juice as drinks. For food we ordered Eggs Benedict, Eggs Royale, Salmon Hash, Toast with scrambled eggs, and hash browns. Everything came quickly, and they were all excellent. Service was friendly. The menu was extensive. Highly recommended!

This place is amazing…read more We went to Stonehenge and wanted to go to Salisbury for breakfast. Randomly I picked this spot and put it on our itinerary. So glad I did. This building dates back to the 1300's and it was so awesome to see the names / dates of those that have owned / leased the place over the years. While the ambiance is great - the food is what really impressed me. We both got a breakfast sandwich, halloumi, and split the hash browns. Everything was perfect. Service was great as well. Ordered from the table and they brought it out to you. Make this a stop if you're anywhere in the vicinity - you won't be disappointed.

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).

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).

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

This cafe is situated on the edge of town, overlooking the GreenCroft and childrens play park. The…read morecafe is small and fitted in amongst a residential area. The cafe is a good spot to stop for a homely cuppa or or light snack. The cafe is run by extremely friendly staff and the service is really good. For a traditional homely cuppa, your in the right place.