Nice food. I like there. I highly recommend for those who are food hunters. Due to busy and not…read moremuch spaces, walk in table order is not available. That's considerable. Busy due to good food and good customer service.

We were staying in Winchester for a long weekend and were looking for breakfast. The Airbnb host…read moresuggested Josie's for pancakes. We went both for bacon pancakes. They were very nice but also very big. We had 3 pancakes each, but it turned out each one was about 2 cm thick. The place in the mean time was buzzing, with friendly staff and good coffee.

This place is apparently new in Winchester (at least it wasn't on Yelp!). It's prominently located…read morein the town centre right across from the library, and it's large glass frontage and bright funky décor is inviting to the passing thirsty traveller. The name refers to their proposed connection between coffee and wine, both of which they specialise in. They recommend pairings of coffees and particular wines to try. I think they might have a hard time convincing us of this as the two don't seem like natural companions; but if I'd been in town for a bit longer I might have taken them up on the offer and enhanced my education. I love the layout and the way everything is informatively labelled, and the staff are keen to tell you about the varieties of coffee on offer. I confess I was more interested in a brunch snack at that point, and settled for one of the specials, avocado with red onion on sourdough toast - what a taste sensation! I'd never tried avocado on toast before, but it works really well. With a good strong Long Black on the side, I was content to sit and try and puzzle out the cryptogram on the wall depicting the relationships between coffee and wine with a variety of arrows connecting different letters. In the end I gave up, deciding it was just a bit of fun, but somebody please correct me if it does mean something, as it's keeping me awake at nights! Although they are open late Wednesday through Saturday, it's not really an evening restaurant-y kind of place; it's more of a tapas menu that they have on. But it would be perfect for a pre- or post- theatre glass of wine and a nibble, and it's just along the road from the Theatre Royal.

I've been to this place a few times since it's opened up. It's ina great locations cross from the…read morelibrary and just a few minutes walk from the high street. Inside it's warm and bright thanks to the glass panelling making it inviting. The staff are always friendly and keen to help you find what you want, whether it's a quick cup of coffee, a light snack or something more substantial for lunch. I've tried most items on the menu but my favourite is the sausage sandwiche with chilli jam, avocado and rocket on South dough toast. I always add extra bacon as well and it is divine! Admittedly I haven't been here in the evening all that often so can't comment on the evening menu but for a quick stop at lunch it is one of the best places in town.

Was looking at the menu of the place next door & saw the menu for this place, one flight up &…read moredecided to try it. Happy surprise.

I was informed by the fiancée that Forte tearooms (as listed on Yelp) has transformed into Forte…read moreKitchen We had brunch here on Sat before heading off to the new Star Wars movie. They do also serve different menus for lunch and dinner The fiancée had a full English while I had the smoked mackerel, slow roast plum tomato, spinach, poached eggs and toasted sourdough toast from the 'healthy' part of the menu The full English included some nice flavoursome sausage and bacon. My combo was nice and may have been lifted further something else sharp in the mix If Yelp had half stars, they would get a 4.5

I was persuaded to enter the restaurant by a very funny waitress who was pretending to entice some…read moreother potential customers in as we were reading the menu outside. I had been going somewhere else, but the food sounded so good, and her persona made me change my mind, and I am very glad I did. I had a lovely seat in a window, and I really enjoyed my meal (photos already uploaded) I even had the cheese plate which had a gorgeous brie that had truffle in it. Her advice to let it warm up a bit was sound. It was one of the nicest places I have eaten in a long time, and all the food tasted amazing. I would say probably the best in Winchester!

I like the food here and it has a good ambiance, and is in a great location. Eaten here a few…read moretimes. Shame the service is terrible. Case in point, been siting here for 10 mins, table is filthy, no one has asked if I'd like to see a menu, glass of water. Leaving.

Bean Below, Next to the P.O (Twyford Stores Post office) , is a friendly relaxed place to eat good…read moreBritish cuisine for breakfast, lunch or dinner. But specalises mainly on a great lunch. Offers a wide range of interesting soft drinks, so if you want to try something new, as tempting as it may be, avoid 'Victorian Lemonade' its disgusting, instead go for the cola style ones. Fresh orange juice served for breakfast is great. Average to dear cost, but perfect ok for a chill out lunch with your mates for a treat!

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

So firstly, if you have not been to Winchester don't miss it! We almost decided not to make the…read moretrek, so happy we explored this gem!! The city of Winchester is easy to visit in a day, and I'm sure 3-4 days would be wonderful! The cathedral, the walk thru abbey park and along the river were beautiful. High street is a really fun place to shop and wander. The history here is astounding. So Reeves? I was first attracted to the window, it is clearly a favorite bakery with locals and is filled with yummy treats! We tried an Apple strudel and a cinnamon pastry twist. Both so good. We also got scones to take away and share with friends. And shortbread too! The services was quick and very good! Check it out, if you love a good bakery you will love this one and it's surroundings! Magical place!

We stayed in Winchester for a long weekend and needed a light breakfast. We found Reeve The Baker…read morein between Costa, Starbucks and Caffè Nero. A coffee each plus an almond croissant. Coffee was OK, croissant nice, especially the outside, but lacking a bit of filling. We had expected something a bit more special.

Uncomfortable, overpriced, and unexpected…read more I ordered a hamburger with Monterey Jack cheese, £6.50, and some cheesy chips, £4.00 - the processed 'cheesy' sauce was just so inedibly salty I couldn't finish it, the chips themselves were the same as McDonalds but 4x the price and the burger was all the wrong kinds of greasy. The bun was just soaked in it on all sides in a way that just wasn't enjoyable. The only plus was that the actual beef meat was pretty good quality. Everyone loves some good classic American diner food, but trust me when I say this overpriced attempt is not it.

I've been here on several occasions after it opened (in fact I walked in on the opening night by…read morepure chance and thus landing myself some free food and drinks!), and each time I left satisfied. The menu offers typical American diner fare specialising in burgers, though there are also burritos and hot dogs on offer. As well as a variety of sides and puddings. There is also a breakfast menu which includes your typical fry ups as well as breakfast burritos and pancakes. The burgers are obviously the main draw and I can safely say they are well worth the price. You get two patties in each burger and each one is packed with flavour and is very filling. There's a good variety on offer from your standard burger to chilli burgers, burgers with pulled pork and chicken burgers. The burritos are also very good and very filling. I haven't tired the hot dogs yet so I can't comment. There's a good variety of sides including onion rings, fries, chilli, and sweet potato fires. These are great for just a light snack on their own. I cannot comment on the pudding menu as I haven't tried it. The general atmosphere of the establishment is that of a bar rather than a sit-down restaurant. Food is served on a tray and comes wrapped so you can take it away if you want and there is a wide variety of drinks on offer. However cutlery is available on request and the staff are very friendly, so one can enjoy a more formal meal if they want. Overall it's a very good establishment and there are many deals like lunchtime specials or 2 for 1 burgers on offer, which you can take advantage of. I'd strongly recommend the Pulled Ear Burger and the burritos.

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.