Lovely little spot for a weekend catch-up with friends. The vibe is so relaxed and warm, you can easily lose track of time chatting. The avocado toast was spot on. ☕️ A bit of a wait for a table, but that&rsquo;s the sign of a good place, right?

The little outdoor tables are perfect for watching the world go by. Had a delicious breakfast and a really good fruit smoothie there. Just a nice, relaxed spot.

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.

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

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 vegan breakfast is solid. Scrambled tofu was nicely seasoned, and the hash browns were crisp. I had a simple coffee with it, which paired well. A good spot for plant-based choices.

The staff here are really nice. They know the menu well and are happy to help. It&rsquo;s a relaxed spot, you can tell why it&rsquo;s popular with locals.

The oat milk flat white was spot on, and they had a few other plant-based options too. Nice to have the free WiFi for a bit of work.

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.

Popped in for a coffee and a slice of that lemon yuzu cake. The cake was the star - really light, not too sweet, with a proper zesty kick. Coffee was solid. Just a nice, quiet spot to sit for a bit.

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.

Been coming here for years, always bring the dog. It&#39;s just nice to know there&#39;s a spot by the canal where we can both relax after a long walk. Parking nearby is a bonus, means it&#39;s easy to pop in.

Coffee was spot on, and the staff were really friendly. The place feels a bit tired though, could do with a freshen up. Still, a solid spot for a brew.

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.

Decent bacon butty, flat white was fine. Stopped in for a quick bite during a walk. The butty was &pound;8.50 though, felt a bit steep for what it was.

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.

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.

Coffee&#39;s always solid here, the mocha&#39;s my go-to. Perfect spot for a quick one in the centre. They had a decent Pinot Noir by the glass last time too, which was a pleasant surprise.

A solid local spot, always busy. Service is efficient, they get you in and out without fuss. Good for a quick lunch between meetings. Prices are fair for the area.

Lovely fresh bread on the sandwiches, and the coffee is proper. The team here are really nice, too.

The gluten-free pies are the main event here. They&#39;ve got the texture spot on, not crumbly at all. Even the mash and gravy are safe for coeliacs. It&#39;s rare to find a place where you can order almost everything on the menu.

The staff were so friendly when I stopped by for a drink. Really appreciated their warm welcome.

Free WiFi is a nice touch, makes it easy to check emails while you wait for your food. Not many places around here bother with it anymore.

The sourdough is always spot on. Warm, crusty, with that perfect chew. It&rsquo;s the main reason I keep coming back for a quick lunch. The coffee&rsquo;s decent too, but that bread just hits different.

Breakfast for four. The local ingredients really stood out, especially the homemade bread. Toasted just right, you could taste the freshness. Staff were lovely.

Found this spot for breakfast. Their take on classic dishes is creative, the mango lassi has a unique flavour. Really enjoyed it. Just a bit on the pricey side for the portion.

Good for a large group, we were 10. Staff were accommodating even though we arrived late, just before kitchen closing. Food was fine, everyone seemed happy with their choices.

Greek meze and haloumi fries were spot on for a quiet Friday.

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