the best way i can describe this place is as follows…read more Restaurant food, in a cafe at cafe prices. Fantastic for everything from all day breakfast to lasagne and fresh fish. Good wine menu and lovely setting. Recommened stop for all those shopping in Chichester.

Best cafe ever. Thinking greasy spoon? Think again! Have had the all day breakfast, best I've had,…read morehigh quality food at low prices and no grease left in the plate. Have tried a few other dishes and all have amazed me! Gets busy but worth waiting. They tell you if there will be a wait.

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.

Have to agree with previous review. The food is quite good and coffee is excellent. Nice and quiet,…read moreyet has a nice little turnover. It is situated in a busy little area, near M&S and there is a reasonable car park there. Public Toilets near at hand in car park.

This place is just off East St right in the Centre of Chichester, in a fiormer Georgian town house…read more There is a conservatory out back, and free wi-fi, which is nice. Great coffee, nice people, and it's not Starbucks, so all in all a winner!

Great Cafe in the glorious setting of Priory park. Good food the price is spot on and the all day…read morelarge breakfast is great value and adds at least 10lbs to your body weight, yep its that filling! Access for wheelchair users is easy and the owner who has a great sense of humour and likes to chat to the customers which gives the place a great feel. I was offered help to make the table higher so my wheelchair could slide under to make eating more comfortable, touches like that make this cafe all the more inviting. The cafe does fill up quickly on sunny days so its worth noting that but there is an inside area too but sitting in the sun looking out across the park and to the priory on a sunny day is pure bliss. If you are in Chichester and are heading to the park its worth having a coffee and looking at the menu. Fenwicks are now on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings serving Meat, cheese and vegetarian platters from 5.30pm onwards, check them out. Also Fenwicks now do pizzas baked in their very own pizza oven, including an amazing breakfast Pizza! Check that out its delicious.

A nice place for a lite snack after visiting the Chichester Cathedral. Plenty of tables both…read moreinside and outside. The outdoor space was really nice. It looked like a reception was being set upside the day I visited. They have a large variety of sandwich's. They also offer free Wi-Fi but you have to ask a staff member for the password.

After a serene and inspirational visit to the wonderful Cathedral, on a drizzly weekday lunchtime,…read moreit was a welcome sight to find the recently restored Cloisters restaurant, adjacent to the Cathedral shop. There was a great choice of hot dishes (including a good range of filled baked potatoes with salad, a traditional roast with all-the-works and pan-fried 'catch-of-the-day' Mediterranean style). Also a decent serve-yourself salad bar, fresh home-made soup and a plethora of snacks (sweet and savoury). I opted for a colourful and well-cooked selection of roasted veg (might not sound exciting but they were delicious and perfectly hit the spot) at just £1.50, for a generous bowl. The atmosphere is cosy and attractive with plenty of light pouring-in (even on a relatively dull day) and a very pleasant outlook on the gardens and ancient stone walls. Staff were friendly, helpful and efficient (tables were cleared rapidly for those who were waiting). There was a congenial buzz with contented visitors of all ages - from toddlers to senior citizens, students and ladies who lunch. Essentially self-service, although if your dish requires lengthier preparation (eg a toastie) you'll be given a numbered paddle and it will be delivered to your table when it's ready. Recommended for price, quality, atmosphere, and taste

This tea room offers everything such an establishment should: sandwiches, hot meals, cream teas and…read morecakes. It also has an amazing setting: a mediaeval crypt. There is a good choice of teas, which are served in pots. Cakes are appealing and mostly made on-site. Service is pleasant, but not always entirely efficient when it's busy: my table remained unwiped even when staff saw me brushing off the crumbs myself. All in all, a nice place for a drink and snack.

I've only been here once for breakfast, and it was very nice!…read moreEverything was cooked well, the staff were friendly and I'll go here again when I'm in the area.

Outrageous prices, as are ALL their branches!! There are better establishments around in Chichester.read more

Lovely seating upstairsread more