Morris pasties is located upstairs on the very top layer within west quay shopping centre in…read moresouthampton. Here you can grab a pasty or sausage roll amongst other things and eat them on the go or sit down in the communal seating area with all the other restaurants. The pastries from here are lovely, and all appear to be homemade, nice chunky fillings and lovely golden colour to the pasrty unlike some other cheap outlets sell. You can grab a drink here too, and toilets are just next door, so kill all those birds with one stone!

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

This bakery has both the capability of eating in or takeaway. There is plenty of seating if you…read morewish to eat in. The bakery sells the usual range of cakes, pastries, sandwiches etc. for very reasonable prices. My boyfriend and I often stop here for a treat while we are shopping. The belgian bun with cream comes highly recommended. The food is made fresh so it is good quality. The bakery is situated at the end of Commercial Road and as such some people may miss it if they don't wander down far enough. However it is worth the extra walk if you like fresh cakes. Although it can get busy at lunch time the staff are able to serve quickly and efficiently so you shouldn't have to wait too long.

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).

3* Café Winchester 28-28 St. Thomas, off main drag…read moreall day breakfast coffee drinks were good nice porridge with fruit or jam Breakfast panini with ham and eggs; nice size, but the bread was doughy Nice counter service

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.

I visited with my wife for lunch on Sunday 13th January, it was the first cafe we came to after…read moreparking up in Lyndhurst and maybe we should have taken a wander first and compared other cafes, pubs and restaurants as there is so much choice. I had a sausage and onion baguette, my wife had coronation chicken baguette, we each had a side of chips (my pet hate chips were served in a pretentious little metal bucket but that's not a dig at the cafe everyone seems to have jumped on this bandwagon). Add a drink each and it came to just over £20, maybe everywhere in Lyndhurst charges these prices but to be honest I regularly eat better sausage rolls in greasy spoons at a fraction of the cost these sausages tasted like they had been cooked a few hours earlier, likewise the temperature suggested they hadn't just been prepared. However to be fair I should point out that my wife however really enjoyed her chicken baguette, the staff were friendly and attentive, our drinks were very nice, and although it was busy it was very comfortable.

This is a really quaint little place on South Street…read more The staff are really friendly and directed us upstairs to sit. It was a really nice little space, nice decor, though is quite small so wouldn't recommend coming in a large group. The loo was also nicely decorated and very clean. There is a good menu with plenty of choice , whether you want a light snack or more. We stopped off for a snack. I had the mango, yoghurt and raspberry smoothie with an iced bun. Mum went for a special offer of a hot cross bun and pot of tea for £3. It was really enjoyable and filled a little hole in our bellies. The sandwiches and salads looked nice so would definitely consider popping by for a spot of lunch next time I'm in Chichester.

I love this place! It's very cosy and comfortable, quite…read morereasonably priced. You can eat in or take away, and they do a nice selection of pastries, sandwiches, baguettes, paninis, jacket potatoes etc. Excellent place to go for lunch whilst you're shopping.