Classic British cafe with friendly and attentive staff. Proper cup of tea, chip butties and steak &…read morekidney pudding too. Don't be put off by the old school decor, this is a great little spot to eat.

Old school style cafe which is very pleasant and friendly, it is only small but has a steady flow…read moreof customers some regulars and others waiting for the next ferry. Teas,coffees,sandwiches,wraps,fried breakfast and much more are available. I opted for the jacket potato and beans which was very satisfying and cooked well( it's surprising how often a jacket potato is badly cooked), so if your waiting for the East Cowes ferry pop in for something to eat.

The girlfriend and I love to pop in on a weekend and grab some brunch. The food is so good and they…read morealways have a stock of delicious homemade cakes. It is set very close to the seafront so once you've finished stuffing your face you can burn off some calories strolling along the seafront. The cafe itself isn't the largest but we always manage to find a seat, you can even sit outside on a nice day. It's full of quirky little craft type items that are all available for sale. Can get very busy at peak times on a weekend so be carfeul, we've seen the food waiting time go as high as an hour.

An excellent place for breakfast and lunch. The food is very high quality and service is good…read more Breezes can get very busy though and is popular with the locals so at peak times you might need to wait for a table

Went for a take away coffee yesterday 15/11/2022 it took the girl nearly 10 minutes to produce the…read morecoffee, although I asked for a take out she gave me a paper cup to drink in, the coffee was for some else waiting for me in my car, i got to my car with 3 minutes the coffee was flat cold and I could not taste the caramel at all, at nearly £4.00 for a medium drink I thought this was disgraceful - I could not go back and complain as my parking meter was up and I was not going to get a ticket, so I left extremely disappointed as I had paid for my passengers drink and he was unable to drink it. There seemed to be more staff than customers, too many cooks.

Stopped here to relax with a coffee and cake and listen to some sounds…read more Chose the americano and caramel slices , the staff were really friendly and helpful. We sat upstairs which is a very spacious area ,our coffee was excellent the caramel slices were disappointing but overall the place has a relaxed and calm ambience .

Nobody does hot chocolate quite like Thornton's. The cafe…read morewithin the shop is very small with limited spacing between tables but it has such a warm and welcoming atmosphere. It is always clean and tidy and the staff friendly. There is a wide variety of coffee's, teas and hot chocolate available that you are spoilt for choice. There is also a selection of cakes to enjoy with your drink. My favourite drink is hot chocolate with whipped cream, marshmallows and chocolate strands accompanied by chocolate fudge shortbread. A luxury indulgence.

We actually did not have food, but ice-cream on the way past from the hatch. I went for a Raspberry…read moreRipple New Forest cone, he went for a Strawberry Mr Whippy, which we didn't even know you could have. I enjoyed mine, yum, however I did have to try his & was quite impressed with the strawberry Mr Whippy

There were six of us, and it was cold outside! We were going to another cafe for a cream tea but…read morethey were busy. We decided to go to the Penguin which is on the main road overlooking the Solent and the Isle of Wight. Do not be put off by the decor. As inside you will find a treasure house of good homemade wholesome food. The portions were good, and the tea and coffee came in decent size mugs. We had Cumberland sausage sandwiches, various pannini's and topped it off with a large and one the best shop bought (home made) flap jacks. In the end we were glad that the other places were full and would go back there again without any hesitation. The prices were also reasonable and they had facilities for little ones.

This is a little jewel in central Newport , when we walked in through the door first thing I…read morenoticed was a copy of the London coffee guide, and they roast their own coffee. Basically it's the sort of coffee shop you would find in London! They have a great selection of cakes and panini's and artisan coffee, we opted for the Nicaraguan filter coffee which was outstanding and caramel slice and Victoria sponge. The service was excellent and the staff were very knowledgeable and passionate!

A nice place, a bit off the main roads. The cafe is very bright and neat. There is a lot of sweets,…read moreand the cafe is freshly brewed and has a good taste. A lot of different aromas to add here.

The steak was excellent. The best I have had outside of the US! Very attentive and efficient staff!read more

Two nights of business in 10 days... yea I am a fan…read more They were happy to accommodate us last minute the first time we traipsed in with 9 people if we were able to eat within a set time limit, we agreed and were happy we did. Dinner was so good we came back again to celebrate making weight before our Regatta.