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Southampton, Food Guide: 7 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Botley
Discover Restaurants offering the best Cafe food in Botley, Southampton, including Miss Ellie's Cafe, Mrs Potts By The River, Lilly's, Mermaids At Universal, The Anvil Tearooms, The Natural Deli, The Cork and Cheese
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7. The Cork and Cheese
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
We are a licensed cafe, deli and wine shop. We are open for breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea. We are also a venue for private parties, wine tastings etc. We are fully air-conditioned and offer free Wi-Fi, so make a great place to meet business clients.
Reviewed By lauralou167
We moved close to the Cork & Cheese recently, and we've been in a couple of times. The staff are all incredibly welcoming and knowledgeable on their products, the food is lovely and the coffee is good. If we have money left over at the end of the month it's nice to stop by for breakfast. There is usually a newspaper on the table to read, and always someone to chat too. Excellent selection of locally brewed/distilled alcoholic beverages and a fine selection of cheese, olives, meats etc. Thoroughly recommend. Can't wait for their Gin Festival!Thank you so much for taking the trouble to write a review, we really appreciate. We look forward to seeing you again soon, either in the shop or at our Summer Gin and Rum Party.
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6. The Natural Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
The Natural Deli, situated in the delightful Country Town of Bishops Waltham, Hampshire, offers a warm and relaxing atmosphere serving Award Winning local Moonroast Speciality Coffee, Winchester Char Teas, Award Winning Wines, Smoothies, Fresh Juices and
Reviewed By Mrandmrswebbo
After seeing a massive queue at another coffee shop competitor we thought weâd try The Natural Deli which didnât disappoint! Quick, efficient staff, great top quality food and plenty of seating. Can totally recommend the Eggs Royale! We will prioritise this coffee shop in future.
5. The Anvil Tearooms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Tucked away in Bishops Waltham, the Anvil is a tranquil, Tudor retreat. From a cup of tea to a complete meal, you will enjoy a unique and jovial atmosphere at this characterful eatery. Proprietor Fred adds a touch of personality which is always a nice thi
Reviewed By Pandalaa
Popped in for the first time and was delighted to find a menu with some fantastic veggie options. Great for vegans too! Highly recommend the homemade veggie cottage pie - delicious. We sat outside in the pretty courtyard enjoying the sunshine and it was lovely to not feel rushed to leave. Will definitely be back!
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4. Mermaids At Universal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By 344donnaj
I was waiting for a friend to arrive for a walk and enjoyed a fantastic coffee and beef and horseradish sandwich whilst watching the marina at work. Calming atmosphere with ladies who lunch moxed with marina staff. A great meeting place. Free parking for 30 mins. I stayed for 99 mins and cost me £2. I had taken a circular walk with my friend, small child and buggy on a circular walk south bound through an estate with incredible properties. Definitely do that again.
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3. Lilly's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 576 reviews
Lilly's. Open daily from 9am to 4pm (5pm on Saturday) Homemade breakfast, brunch, luncheon, and afternoon tea. For reservations please call us.
Reviewed By Klepara
Nice vintage looking place, fairly busy but didn't have to wait too long. Nice and polite staff, iced coffe was really good with brownie and ice cream, would recommend.
2. Mrs Potts By The River
Reviewed By David R
Its amazing what some clever folk can turn into a business. The proprietor is not named Mrs Potts but her non-de-plume works perfectly. She is a happy young women who is happy to serve customers. In the corrugated tin shed she can happily sit four diners for hot and cold snacks good tasting coffee and several different teas, but outside there are picnic tables riverside at the back of Botley Mill or if we suffer the moist English weather there are chairs and tables in the cobbled short tunnel that leads from the car park to Mrs Potts establishment. Lining the walls of the tunnel are old mill wheels, overhead sparkling lights looking like stars in the night. Dont expect anything grand, just satisfying and fun. This young lady deserves good custom simply because she is working hard and despite the confines of her tin hut she makes her diners and passers-by happy. I will be going again and I only give Mrs Potts a four star rating because of the limitations caused by size. I like Mrs Potts.
1. Miss Ellie's Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 156 reviews
Great Food at Great Prices 85% Homemade food Breakfast from £4.25 /£5.45 Includes Tea Or Coffee Lunchtime Specials £6.00 Coffee and Tea & Cold Drinks Sunday Roast £6.00 Meat of The Day Fresh Vegetables Potatoes Afternoon Tea £8.25 Available 24 Hour notice
Reviewed By AnyNamesLeftAtAll
I visited Miss Ellieâs Café for the first time recently & was impressed by the friendly atmosphere and warm welcome.The menu had enough choices to give many appealing options but not so many that it could not all be freshly cooked.I had sausages, mash & vegetables. When it arrived the presentation was impressive, the quantity rather generous, to say the least and the food excellent.The sausages were succulent, meaty and tasty - unlike some where the cereal content makes it questionable whether they should be served with mustard or marmalade.I was still in the area the next day so dined there again. I was recognised & warmly welcomed back.Some of my fellow diners had been there the previous day, & later arrivals were greeted by name so were obviously regulars - and regulars are always a good sign.I had slow roast lamb shank with mint sauce, gravy, duchesse potatoes & vegetables. The presentation, quantity and quality were as before. The gravy & mint sauce mix was so tasty that I asked for a spoon to scoop up as much as I could. A spoon was provided along with a totally unexpected but welcome offer of some bread & butter to mop up the mix.The jam roly-poly with custard for pudding was to the same excellent standard.The price charged for the quality, presentation & quantity represents the most impressive value I have encountered for years.I have paid a great deal more for smaller helpings of inferior food elsewhere and if in the area again will certainly return to Miss Ellieâs.Wow thank you for a fanatastic review, we are so pleased you enjoyed your meals with us, we have an ever changing menu so hope to see you again when you are next in the area.
