Been coming here for years, and Andre&#39;s tuna baguette is my go-to. It&#39;s always fresh, and I appreciate that they use vegan butter. Feels like a slightly better choice, but it still tastes great. The consistency keeps me coming back.

Outdoor seating is a plus, nice and spacious when it&#39;s not too busy. Once got a free cookie with my latte, which was a nice touch.

Had the &#39;Tea for Two&#39; here for a lazy weekend lunch. It&#39;s a decent spread, nicely presented. The carrot cake portion is huge and pretty good. A pleasant spot to catch up.

The caramel cheesecake was the highlight. Rich, dense filling with a proper biscuit base that wasn&#39;t too sweet. The lemon drizzle cake was good too, moist with a sharp icing. Latte was just lukewarm though, which was a letdown.

Came for the coffee, stayed for the view. The window seat was perfect for people-watching with my flat white. The lunch special was decent, but honestly, I could&#39;ve just sat there with my book all afternoon. So cozy.

Came in on a whim. The grilled octopus was spot on - tender, smoky, a bit of char. Staff were chill and didn&#39;t rush us. Bit of a wait for the mains, but honestly, didn&#39;t mind.

Been coming here on our annual trip for ages. It&#39;s the spot we all look forward to - feels like catching up in a friend&#39;s spotless kitchen. The staff are just lovely, and the food never disappoints. Honestly, the best part is how relaxed it feels for a group.

Love the vibe in here, really cosy and relaxed. The Guinness cake was a proper treat, so moist. A nice spot to just sit for a bit with a coffee.

As a coeliac, I&rsquo;m used to just seeing a brownie on the menu. Here, I actually had a choice of three cakes. Went for the lemon drizzle with a pot of tea. Proper slice, too. Felt like a normal afternoon out for once.

Decent spot for a coffee in the town centre. Sat outside for a bit, the espresso was solid. Good for watching the world go by.

Great spot to bring the dog! The staff were so nice, and my flat white was spot on. We grabbed some pastries after a long drive - just the right kind of casual place to catch up with a mate.

Popped in for a late breakfast. The vegan plate was huge, with really nice mushrooms and avocado. Felt like a proper feed.

The coffee&#39;s good, and the toasted tea cake was a nice match. A solid, reliable spot for a standard Costa visit. I just wish they had a slightly more interesting single-origin option on the menu.

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.

Plenty of seats inside and on the terrace, which is nice. Came for a solo coffee and ended up staying for a couple of hours to get some work done. The large latte was a bit pricey for the size, though.

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.

Really liked the bright, airy feel of the place. The panini was tasty, bread was decent. Could&#39;ve used a bit more chicken inside though. Cake was nice.

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.

The dry ho fun with beef brisket is reliably good. My regular order, and it&#39;s consistently flavourful.

The oat flat white here was spot on. I&#39;ve got some dietary needs, and the clear labels on the menu plus the staff being so clued in made ordering a breeze. Really appreciated that.

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.

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.

The staff here are so thoughtful. They remembered a regular&#39;s birthday and gave her flowers.

The pastrami sandwich was so fresh, with crisp lettuce and quality meat. A really satisfying lunch.

Always packed on market days, but they still serve up fantastic food. The service is impressively quick even when they&#39;re swamped.

The soft play area saved us on a rainy afternoon. Kids were entertained for a solid two hours. The view of the lake from the terrace is really nice, a good spot to relax while they play.

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