Since I wrote my review for Qype, which I can no longer access to change, this cafe has changed…read morehands and the standards are no longer what they are. The menu has shrunk to less than half of its original options, and the food standard is not what it was. Worst of all, there are very few options on the menu for vegetarians/vegans and when I asked if they could do something very simple off menu, the attitude and helpfulness was very poor. One third of the menu is no longer available after 11am, being breakfast options only, It would be helpful if they would extend these options to all day. No wi-fi although you can sometimes pick up other local free hotspots Disappointing.

Chives in Mengeham Road is rightly one of the most popular coffee shops on Hayling Island and a…read morefavourite with residents and visitors. You'll find a varied menu with sandwiches, panini, baguettes, salads as well as full meals. One of the best bargains is the all day breakfast. There are daily specials usually including a soup and a main dish. When I visited last week, they offered broccoli and stilton soup and crab cakes with chips and salad for the main dish. All food is nicely presented and many dishes are cooked to order worth a short wait. Coffee is excellent with properly made cappucino and latte, although for me it could be a bit stronger. There is plenty of room and in the summer you can sit outside. There appears to be a free wi-fi connection at the Hayling Chives, but I didn't actually ask so it could be another local unsecured network. I only tried this with a mobile phone, so don't rely on it. I have seen wheelchairs in the cafe, and the toilet is more than big enough for wheelchair access. You can park in Mengeham Road if you are lucky and get a space, for long enough to drink a coffee and eat a sandwich. It's supposed to be 30 mins, so look out for traffic wardens if you overstay. There are two pay and display car parks very close by. Disabled spaces on street and in car parks. Have not tried the Chichester branch in Sadler's Walk, but sure it will be up to same standard.

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!!

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.

Amazing place in the heart of winchester high street. We had a wonderful breakfast and the girls…read morewere so lovely and polite. Highlight of our breakfast was the traditional mince pie we tried with brandy cream. Absolutely delicious.

A Pastry Cafe which has the Chief behind it. Visited it a couple of times now and on both…read moreoccassions I have had the same things to say about it. Always crowded, Not enough staff to cope. Hence floors are dirty. Tables not cleared. We had to wait 20 minutes for a cup of tea. Wrong cake was deilvered. Tea pot was dirty. Milk jug had floating black things in it ! Noticed other customers waiting as well. Always very hot with little ventilation as well. A shame as the cakes ae nice. Eventhough the clotted cream is bought in and not made on site. Again it appears to be another celebrity restaurant with the name but the celebrity no where on site.

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).

Tasty home cooked lunches and reasonably priced. The menu is so extensive it took at least ten…read moreminutes for us to decide what to order.

Wickham tends to be renowned for the more prominent Lilly's in the square. We think that the…read moreBaytree tea rooms are much nicer. Absolutely gorgeous home made cakes and real tea leaves! Service was spot on and very friendly and prices were reasonable. Fab puddings and quite a wide menu for such a small place. My scones were delicious!

Not the best experience I've had in the cafe' world. Nice position and good coffee, pity the staff…read moredoesn't match it. Very offhand and blaze' attitude. Didn't think much of the foodcould do with some more originality and larger portions. Will use it again but only as a stop off point. Let's see if the treatment is better on Saturday 5th at the firework display!! If not, then a good opportunity to visit Le Spice for that wondeful curry.

I'm so glad this cafe has opened in Worthing. At last a quality outdoor cafe on the Worthing…read morebeachfront. It's situated near Splash point and not far from the paddling pool near the Aquarena, it's a perfect place to take the children after you've spent the day at the beach. A Summer hangout, its seating area extends to the pebbles. Coast Cafe is one of the few cafes allowed right on the beach. Organic ice cream, illy coffee, tea in china cups, cakes and foccacia sandwiches are served. I can vouch for the delicious ice cream but have not tried any of the other food. I'm planning to soon however

Adorbs!! I'm a "ceiling" fan of this cute tearoom! Cassandra's Cup had me weak! We came here after…read morevisiting Jane Austen's Chawton home and popped into this precious shop for some scones and tea afterwards. The lady behind the counter was a smidge abrupt. There's no sign to seat yourself, so when I said "party of two" she said curtly, "two what?" I said two for a table, and she said seat yourself. So we sat and took in the cool ambiance with teacups dangling from the ceiling, the shelves of tea pots and plates, and the fabulous lamps! After sitting for a few minutes, we noticed the sign on the table that said to order at the counter. Ohhhh, you could have mentioned that up front... it would have been courteous for her to say, "Hello! I can take you order now! Then you can have a seat in the dining room." Ahhhh Well, we were so enthralled with the pretty décor we overlooked the saucy server... we had pots of tea and luscious scones which was the perfect snack after a leisurely walk through Jane's house and garden! The scones were dense and delicious, served with jam and clotted cream. Our respite was lovely and our visit to the English countryside was complete! Jane would have loved it! They outdoor seating was so inviting as well! With a dollop of kindness and hospitali-tea this would be a 5 star experience!

This place would be the Museum Café for the Jane Austen house if it had one. It's nice enough with…read morecoffee, tea, sandwiches, pastries, etc. it's especially good if you have had pub food for over a week.