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.

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.

The coffee&#39;s good, but what really stands out is the price. It&#39;s noticeably cheaper than the big chains nearby. You get the same quality for a few quid less, which makes a difference if you&#39;re a regular. Staff are lovely too.

The sweetcorn fritter and sausage in the vegan breakfast were spot on. The chickpea &#39;egg&#39; was cooked perfectly too.

Ordering on the app is super easy. Got my food and drink fast even though the place was packed. Those hash browns though. So good. Fresh and crispy.

Lots of vegan and allergy-friendly options here. The vegan pasties were really good, and the millionaire shortbread hit the spot.

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.

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.

The owners are so friendly, even to dogs. It&#39;s a warm, personal touch that makes this family-run tea room feel like home.

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.

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.

The breakfast hash was spot on. Grabbed a slice of their chocolate orange cake to go, and it paired perfectly with my morning coffee later. A solid start to the day.

George was the standout. Really helpful, knew the menu inside out. Service was quick without feeling rushed. Made a difference to the evening.

The food tasted so fresh, like it was just prepared. Really appreciated that on a busy night.

Eden was a lovely host, very warm and attentive. It made for a pleasant evening. The food was decent, though the main course arrived a little later than expected. We&#39;d happily return.

The full English is lovely and well-priced. The staff are consistently friendly, and they really know their stuff when it comes to suggesting a good ale to go with it.

The Sunday roast was a proper plateful, and for the price? Honestly, can&#39;t complain. The gravy was rich, and the roasties were spot on. Felt like a proper cosy Sunday.

Lunch was solid. Server Eloner was attentive, handled a birthday request efficiently. Food arrived promptly, tasted fine. Good for a business lunch near the office.

Friendly staff, decent buzz even on a Saturday night. Food arrived hot, which is a plus. The wine list had a few interesting local options that paired nicely with the steak. A solid spot if you care about the drinks.

The kids loved the indoor play area. Staff kept it very clean, and the wine list had some decent options to enjoy while they played.

Found this little cafe tucked away on a side street. The battered cod and chips was the real star for me. Fish was super fresh, and the batter was light and crispy, just how I like it. Portions are generous too. A solid, unpretentious meal.

Came for a quick lunch. Staff were really nice, even gave a card and a chocolate. Place was quiet and peaceful, which was a nice break. Food came out fast, perfect for a short break.

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