Culture Coffee is easily one of the best spots in Salisbury. The cafe is beautiful, with lovely…read moreseating areas and a gorgeous courtyard that's perfect in the summer, you can tell a lot of care has gone into every little detail. The coffee is the best in town their UBE latte is a must try!, and the food is always fresh and high quality, whether you're after something healthy or a bit indulgent. The staff and owners really make the experience what it is genuinely friendly, welcoming, and attentive.

Stopped by Culture Coffee while in Salisbury and immediately loved how cute and inviting the shop…read morefelt. The interior is thoughtfully decorated, and there's also a lovely mural on the side of the building facing the waterway that's worth checking out. I ordered the Spanish matcha latte, which unfortunately didn't quite hit the mark for me as the matcha flavor was a bit weak and the drink wasn't as sweet as I had hoped. That said, the café had a great selection of pastries and baked treats on display that looked delicious, and I'd be interested in coming back to try some of those next time. Overall, a charming coffee shop with a cozy atmosphere that's worth a stop if you're in the area.

The venti iced latte coffee was excellent here yesterday, and the solo server was a cheerful and…read morewelcoming chap (somewhat surprisingly) as he is about to become unemployed, as this branch is closing today. I heard him explain to customers that the landlord has increased the rent but the franchisee decided not to pay and pulled the plug. He was explaining this as I was negotiating reaching the counter through packed boxes of Starbucks inventory on the floor packed up for removal so the cafe was soulless. As well as coffee I noticed they sold cheese bites. Now these aren't available in Northern Ireland so I asked for the cheese & ham to try them (they offer another type but I can't remember as I didn't want that one anyway) so I got the last portion £3.3. They are like mini omelettes enhanced with tasty cheese and they were pleasant enough but I won't buy any more - too pricy for a snack. We arrived in this town as a first. Never been before and as it's an ancient town we decided on it as a base to return to Avebury and Bath. The place is in a sorry state with lots of businesses shut and in terms of takeaway places most wanted cash. There no late night shopping either as at 6pm it largely shuts down. I noted that this area voted for Brexit and succeeded in contributing to make this country poorer. It's Tory controlled for now and like many English places we visited this trip it's not car friendly with double yellow lines everywhere so at least the road paint seller did well. I found just one street with a few disabled parking spaces for the entire town. There's little sign of any upturn here about with mortgages going through the roof thanks to an incompetent government that managed to squander about 80 billion pounds in about 40 hours and as the folks of this town can see, they got what they voted for. It will always be thus. Bye bye Starbucks. Next....

The venti iced latte coffee was excellent here yesterday, and the solo server was a cheerful and…read morewelcoming chap (somewhat surprisingly) as he is about to become unemployed, as this branch is closing today. I heard him explain to customers that the landlord has increased the rent but the franchisee decided not to pay and pulled the plug. He was explaining this as I was negotiating reaching the counter through packed boxes of Starbucks inventory on the floor packed up for removal so the cafe was soulless. As well as coffee I noticed they sold cheese bites. Now these aren't available in Northern Ireland so I asked for the cheese & ham to try them (they offer another type but I can't remember as I didn't want that one anyway) so I got the last portion £3.3. They are like mini omelettes enhanced with tasty cheese and they were pleasant enough but I won't buy any more - too pricy for a snack. We arrived in this town as a first. Never been before and as it's an ancient town we decided on it as a base to return to Avebury and Bath. The place is in a sorry state with lots of businesses shut and in terms of takeaway places most wanted cash. There no late night shopping either as at 6pm it largely shuts down. I noted that this area voted for Brexit and succeeded in contributing to make this country poorer. It's Tory controlled for now and like many English places we visited this trip it's not car friendly with double yellow lines everywhere so at least the road paint seller did well. I found just one street with a few disabled parking spaces for the entire town. There's little sign of any upturn here about with mortgages going through the roof thanks to an incompetent government that managed to squander about 80 billion pounds in about 40 hours and as the folks of this town can see, they got what they voted for. It will always be thus. Bye bye Starbucks. Next....

It was quite busy when we went, but despite this there were attentive staff who worked hard to…read moreprovide a good service. A good menu, reasonably priced. We will certainly visit here again next time we are in Lyndhurst.

Fantastic selection of teas and brilliant service. Worth trying for a different tea taste at Tea…read moreTotal opposite

We've been here twice and had 2 very different experiences. The hot chocolate and cakes were great…read morebut second time, the coffee was weak and bitter. Although a cosy little place steeped in history (that didn't change) service was terrific the first time and lacklustre the second. Our second visit was also impaired by a loud member of staff seated at an adjoining table regaling her colleagues with speculation and gossip about non-entity 'celebs'. I will always pick an independent over a chain, but if you're serious about your coffee this may not be for you.

A tiny little quaint tea room serving coffee, cake, toasties, soups and light meals. There is a…read morelovely cottage feel inside and its a beautiful building. Outside is slightly undercover and over looks the shopping area and even the market square. The prices are fairly high but its a small family owned business and the experience of visiting here is worth the extra penny or two!!

Stopped in on a Saturday afternoon. Very friendly (unlike the coffee place next door to it)…read moreimmediate service and delicious pesto bread.

Good selection of sweets and savories. We stopped for tea and a snacks. We enjoyed each and every…read moreselection. Staff is very nice and friendly. We will be going back during our stay.

Cafe Nero is a new addition to Ringwood, but adds a nice new place to stop and have a coffee when…read moreI'm in town. Placed in the central Furlong centre, you can't miss the cafe. Inside they have plenty of squashy sofas in the corners with ample seating around the cafe. There is also limited seating outside which is where we tend to sit when pushchairs are with us as taking them inside is sometimes a hassle. The coffee is averagely priced for a coffee chain and there is plenty of different varieties to choose from, all with tempting cakes and pastries on offer gleaming at you, waiting for you to buy them in the counter. It's generally coffee and cake for a fiver when I go in as I would expect to spend that and it's my treat when I need something sweet. The staff are in short supply sometimes in Cafe Nero but will always serve you as soon as they can.

Nice helpful staff. Always seems busy esp Wednesdays (Market day) quite small so can be difficult…read moreto get an inside seat

Sandwiches! Food! Tea!…read more All decent. All decent prices. Lots of cheese on the toasties; not really enough chips, but it was like a fiver. So, fine. Not stellar, but in the land of Pizza Express and Wetherspoon's, the one-eyed-sandwich shop is king.

Great place to eat! We sat outside by the church and watched the bike riders and folks strolling…read morepast. The service was friendly and our food came out quickly. We ordered the wild boar sausage dinner and venison & gravy dinner. Both were delicious. Fortunately, we arrived just in time because they close at 5 pm.