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Reviews on Cafe food in Isle of Portland, England, United Kingdom. The Isle of Portland is a limestone tied island, 4 miles (6 km) long by 1.7 miles (2.7 km) wide, in the English Channel. Portland is 5 miles (8 km) south of the resort of Weymouth, forming the southernmost point of the county of Dorset, England. A barrier beach called Chesil Beach joins it to the mainland. The A354 road passes down the Portland end of the beach and then over the Fleet Lagoon by bridge to the mainland. Portland and Weymouth together form the borough of Weymouth and Portland. The population of Portland is 12,400.
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10. Vintage 7
Reviewed By chrissieb94
Being local and this being a relatively new establishment I thought Iâd call in for a latte. You order at the counter and they bring it across to your table (either inside or out). Service was excellent and very friendly. Looking at the menu there was a wide variety to suit every taste for lunch or afternoon tea. I made a new friend of Tilly the resident dog who left her basket to greet each customer and then promptly returned in a most well behaved fashion. Many articles on display are things I remember from my childhood making it seem cosy. My next visit will be for lunch and Iâll be telling all my friends and relations to try Vintage 7 for themselves.
9. Cafe Blue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 280 reviews
Reviewed By Luke9111
Went to the cafe yesterday morning where we were approached by the manager who straight away made remarks that we found wasn't in good gesture... as we went to order the manager then proceeded to express her views on the children and seating Plans I think this cafe is only meant for locals as we all felt very unwelcome and was looking forward to enjoy a breakfast Very disappoint We are not an unfriendly cafe! One member of this party was very belittling and that made you all unwelcome. By all means come in and move the tables and try to get pushchairs in we are well use to that and always accomodate but when they are left in aisles or doorways or other tables shifted so nobody else can get in we need to sort it. Pete was trying to help you. All the lads had sat down and left it to the girls so somebody had to help them and make sure everyone's in and the gangway is clear. Nobody was rude to you at all we were trying to help you get sorted. If you don't like being shown where to roll the pushchairs in so that they were close by you and out of the gang ways and tables at the same time then that's not us being rude that's you being rude with the faces. NO comments other than If you put your pushchairs here etc were made at that point. No comments were made until when done in a mock exasperated voice Pete said, Are ya staying long. It was a little joke! There was no need for one member of the party to hold his hands out and say We can take our business elsewhere you know then proceed to look at him then the friend and shake his head. It was disrespectful it was rude and it was unnecessary when all he had done was try and help. That's the first time I spoke and I said if that's how you feel go. He then proceeded to say about how much money we are going to spend, again disrespectful, rude and unnecessary then mumbling under his breath to soneone so again I repeated if that's how you feel, feel free to go elsewhere. We are not here to be belittled like that because someone wants to spend a few quid. You see the size of the cafe, it needed someone to organise you all comfortably and if that offended that one person then the problem was not ours. We have never been threatened by someone to take their business elsewhere after trying to help so it suited us both that you carry out your words and took your business elsewhere!
8. The HiVe Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 190 reviews
Vegi/vegan Café Specialising In Homecooked Locally Sourced Food. Food Intolerances Are Well Catered For. Ethical As Possible. No Chemicals , No Palm Oil, Just Happy Healthy Food. Take Away Available Using Cardboard And Bamboo For The Packaging. We Produce
Reviewed By katiebrockway
Was looking for somewhere healthy and tasty for a bite of lunch in Weymouth and this place did not disappoint. Delicious home cooked vegetarian food, with many different options. Absolutely stunning deserts too. Canât rate this place highly enough, and the outside courtyard is an added bonus.
7. Mary's Tea Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By ChimneyCorner
Coffee and cake for lunch after a breakfast and in order to leave room for an upmarket dinner. We were successful - staff welcoming and cake delicioys
6. White Stones
Overall Ratings
4 based on 128 reviews
White Stones is an independent cafe/gallery run by owner and artist David Nicholls. Art is displayed throughout and art forms range from painting, print, sculpture, glass, ceramics, photography and jewellery. Exhibitions run for about three months at a ti
Reviewed By 932ellam
As a local, I've visited this cafe a few times now. They have a selection of cakes, homemade milkshakes, smoothies, sandwiches and main meals. The cafe itself is very pretty and clean, with an interesting little courtyard garden full of sculptures that you can also sit in. My only comment for improvement would be more vegan options on the menu please.
5. Taylor's Messdeck Cafe Gallery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 69 reviews
Cosy waterfront cafe / gallery. Excellent breakfast, light lunch including jacket spuds, baguettes, toasties, frittatas and quiches, along side a variety of home-cooked daily specials. Home baked cakes and Craig's Farm Dairy ice cream that are there to te
Reviewed By modan45
It was great to visit here for lunch with my husband. No airs and graces just wonderful tasty food and at fantastic prices. Great choices, value for money and the staff are so pleasant and welcoming. Highly recommend and will be visiting again soon.That's a great review, thankyou! We look forward to seeing you again. X
4. Sugar Loaf Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 185 reviews
Reviewed By AdventuresOfHonnor
The Sugar loaf is a traditional little cafe situated on portland. The food here will literally take you back to when you used to live at home and your mum was cooking!The food was great here and will definitely be coming back! Very homely and warming atmosphere, we were greeted with a smile and made to feel welcome. The cafe itself is small and quaint and decorated in vibrant blues and yellows! It was also very clean! The cafe has a huge range of homemade foods on offer to take home as well such as jams, onions etc. 10/10
3. The Lobster Pot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1339 reviews
Reviewed By Rochris2015
Came here to visit Portland Bill and see the lighthouse first. Parked in car park, £1 for 2 hours during the week. Had a great walk around then sat outside in the sunshine and ate an amazing crab sandwich £10 , and worth every penny. Cup of real tea too. Had a look around the gift shop which had some great gifts. Staff all very friendly. Will sit inside the restaurant next time. Saw that they do roasts on sundays.
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2. Quiddles Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 394 reviews
Reviewed By chrissieb94
After an organised beach clean, Quiddles had reserved a table for us. Painted tables and chairs in lovely bright colours. We sat outside with a cold drink and scrumptious slice of homemade Victoria Sponge Cake and others had a savoury lunch. Service was very friendly and helpful. View along a now clean Chesil Beach and in the Cove was amazing! Gorgeous, warm, sunny weather and a super place to chill!
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1. Taste Cafe at Chesil Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 498 reviews
Taste Café at Chesil Beach is open seven days per week 10am - 5pm (4pm in winter months) Monday to Sunday. We serve great barista made coffee, loose leaf teas, hot chocolate, smoothies & milk shakes. Our menu offers locally/regionally sourced food, full E
Reviewed By R2005LLjuliek
Visit here 4 times a year from South Yorkshire. Walk over the pebbles at Chesil Beach first and work up a thirst. Lovely cafe great choice of food , drinks and cakeGreat friendly staffShall visit again in NovembetDear R2005LLjuliek,Thank you for your recent visit to Taste Café, it's great to see that you are a regular customer when visiting from Yorkshire, and that you love our menu, drink and cake! Our friendly staff will be looking forward to welcoming you next time and thank you for your review.
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