The homemade pies and cakes are solid. You can tell they&#39;re made with care. Had the apple pie, crust was good, not too sweet. A decent spot for a quick dessert.

Popped in for breakfast. Family-run spot, staff were really friendly. The full English was spot on, proper sausages and eggs just right. Bit of a trek to get here, but the food made it worthwhile.

The homemade scones were spot on. Really generous with the clotted cream. Just a lovely, simple cream tea.

Lasagne was spot on, hot and hearty. Perfect for a quick lunch. English breakfast looked good too, might try that next time. Service was quick, in and out in under 30 mins.

Helpful staff and the free parking out back is a real plus for a quick lunch. Steak burger was solid.

Came back for the lunch special. The beef stew had a deep, slow-cooked flavour, with carrots that were soft but not mushy. The gravy was rich, maybe a touch salty for some, but it soaked into the mash perfectly. That&#39;s what brought me back.

Found this place before my cruise. The steak was clearly from a local butcher, very fresh. Good spot for a straightforward meal near the port. Atmosphere was welcoming, no fuss.

Love that you can buy their beans to take home! The decaf is actually good, which is rare. Perfect for when friends come over and I want to make a decent pot of coffee without the caffeine.

Staff suggested the chamomile tea with honey. It was a nice, calming drink for a quick lunch break. They also helped me find my keys I&#39;d left behind. Really decent spot for a fast bite.

The spiced apple drink is a good option if you&#39;re not having coffee. It&#39;s warm and hits the spot on a chilly day. A bit sweet for my taste, but that&#39;s just me.

The steak pie was a proper homemade one, lovely flaky pastry. Filling was rich and tender, a really satisfying portion. Just what you want on a cold evening.

Wasn&#39;t expecting the affogato since it&#39;s not listed, but they made it for us anyway! Such a nice surprise to end our catch-up. The coffee was spot on. Made the whole afternoon feel a bit more special.

The lamb shank here is cooked for hours, just falls off the bone. The gravy is rich, not too salty. It&#39;s the kind of dish you focus on, nothing else matters while you&#39;re eating it. A bit pricey, but you get what you pay for in flavour.

Booked for a birthday. The scallops were spot on, and the sea bass was lovely. The team was great. What really stood out was the wine list &ndash; found a fantastic white that paired brilliantly with both the seafood dishes. A bit on the pricey side, but the sommelier&rsquo;s suggestion was spot-on.

The fried chicken was so juicy and the BBQ sauce on the fries was spot on. Perfect for sharing with mates over a catch-up. Could taste how fresh everything was.

Perfect for a quick bite before the ferry. Bacon baguette was packed and tasty, coffee was strong. Got a biscuit with it too.

The steak and Stilton pasty was so good! Perfect for grabbing with friends by the water.

Lovely spot for a lazy brunch with friends. We got a table right by the water, watching the boats while we ate. The cooked breakfast was solid, nothing fancy but hit the spot. Just a bit pricey for what it is. Still, can&#39;t beat the view!

The Millionaire&#39;s Hot Chocolate is the reason I come here. It&#39;s consistently smooth and rich, much better than the one I tried at their other branch. A solid choice for a quick, quality treat.

Popped in for a quick bite. The sausage, egg, and bacon baguette was stacked high, just the right kind of messy. A solid spot for a proper sandwich when you need it.

Nice spot for a pre-show bite near the BIC. The toasties and cake were good, and the staff were friendly even when it was busy.

Great spot for a family dinner. Food is fresh and portions are generous. Staff were helpful when we needed a small celebration arranged.

Breakfast was served hot, good portion sizes. Menu has plenty of options which is useful. Service was efficient, got the bill quickly. Decent value for the location.

The loaded fries with steak were a proper feed. The chips were crispy, the steak bits were tender, and the whole thing was just a bit messy in the best way. My dog was chuffed with his free sausage too. Solid spot.

Cycled past and stopped for lunch. The beetroot patty baguette was good, and coffee was solid. Menu had decent options.

Loved the crab sandwich! A bit on the pricier side, but such a nice spot for a casual catch-up with friends.

The student discount is a nice touch, and the app rewards are handy. Had the pasta with a glass of their house red &ndash; a simple but solid pairing for the price. The wine was a bit young, but it did the job. Good spot for a casual bite.

Glenn&#39;s smile is always there. The service is attentive, you never have to look for anyone. It&#39;s just smooth.

My go-to Costa in Eastleigh for a catch-up. It&#39;s just a bit quieter than the others, which is perfect when you actually want to hear your friends! Found a cosy little spot tucked away. The food options are decent, had a nice panini.

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