The Bridge Patisserie in Winchester

The home of the finest bacon sarnie I’ve ever had…just down the road from the statue of Arthur over the bridge. Great value, took the other half back there a few weeks later and the bacon, chicken and avocado was stuffed full and delicious!

Our visit today was 4th July 2024. Excellent food. The panini with home made roasted vegetables was so tasty and full of goodness. There was so much to choose from on the menu. The service was first class and the staff so friendly and attentive. The atmosphere was very relaxing and the restaurant spotlessly clean. We could even bring our greyhound in. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend and can't wait to return.

We had finished our day in Winchester and decided to go in here for a cup of tea and a cake before parting ways. My friend ordered then we sat down, the table needed cleaning, I assumed the person bringing drinks would tidy it but a very surly girl brought our tea and banged it down on the table and walked away. I asked her If she could clean it, she came back and dabbed it with a not very clean cloth and left. The cakes didn’t arrive but I didn’t mind as I wasn’t sure about her touching them anyway. When we went to pay my friend mentioned she had forgotten the cakes. She said”well d’you want them now” which was odd as we were leaving. A miserable little place with unfriendly staff and an overall feeling of being a bit grubby.

A very good spot for brunch, in our case, with a fair selection on the menu. Nice service, quality food, great hot drinks - convenient for centre.

Food was quite good but very mixed service. We were served by 2 youngish girls, one was delightful, the other couldn’t even crack a smile, smouldered resentment and should not have been anywhere near customers! Coffee took an age to come (we think it was dumped on someone else’s table - another story). No where near as good as a few years ago, shame, we wouldn’t go back.

We used to love this patisserie as it provided loose leaf tea and even a mini pastry with your tea for free. The menu stated that the 2 teas we ordered were supreme ceylon and supreme early grey tea loose leaf from the Char teashop(which is not far from this patisserie). When it came we received 2 pots each with a teabag. My husband's tea was not ceylon but English breakfast. When I questioned the staff about this I was told that we don't do loose leaf anymore. I felt I was an annoyance to the staff for raising the matter. I pointed out that they should change what the menu says if it is not loose leaf as stated and from Char teashop. No body told us this was the case when we ordered the tea. There was no reaction from the girl . Later I raised the matter again and was barked at with a reply "we will change it". There was no apology at all . The girl also said that English breakfast tea was the same as Ceylon tea! The staff are all very young and we do wonder if they will bother to change the menu. Who is in charge here? They are not interested and like other reviews say there are plenty of other places where the staff are more cued up on customer service.

Poor welcome at 2.pm when we walked in the door to be greeted with 'No lunch, just drink and cake' I smiled and said that was fine. It took a long time for them to take our order. Coffee was lovely, cakes were very dry at the edges. Ww were horrified to be told we couldn't use the toilet because the girl had just put bleach in it. ie she was cleaning before closing time and wanted a quick get away on a Friday afternoon. Our receipt shows we paid on our way out at 2.30pm a full half hour before closing time. Poor customer service. We won't ever return. Very disappointing.

I have tried calling 10 times to give them them feedback but no answer. Left voice message too. We went , as been few times before... We had young girls make and serve the food this time... I'm afraid it was awful . Hardly any salmon. The toast burnt. Really overpriced for something basic. I wanted to call to tell them - how awful our experience was... but no answer.. Coffee cold

Ieri mattina, visitando questa zona della città ci siamo imbattuti in questa pasticceria e siamo entrati per mangiare qualcosa prima di andare in stazione a prendere il treno. Io ho optato per una fetta di una torta molto particolare con nocciole e pezzi di frutta fresca. Chi era con me ha preferito una fetta di torta salata di verdure che è arrivata accompagnata da una ciotolina di insalata. Il caffè espresso è quello solito che si beve in Inghilterra. La cameriera insisteva per venire al tavolo per prendere l'ordinazione mentre io insistevo per indicarle a vista dalla vetrina di esposizione quello che volevo; direi che il servizio è migliorabile.

We ate in on a weekday lunchtime, The food was tasty and the decor was nice but overall everything felt very disorganised. The table we were sat at was really sticky and wonky, couldn’t put any weight on it or or toppled to one side. There was a sign saying “please wait to be seated” but no one came so in the end we just asked if we could sit down. Menus were thrown at us without a single word as we sat down. Food was running low, tried to order something but were told after the fact they were out of mozzarella. Heard two other tables be told they were also out of chicken and another table pork. I ordered a tuna and sweetcorn sandwich but it was more like tuna mayo with sweetcorn thrown on top, not mixed in at all so the sweetcorn was falling out and difficult to eat. It was tasty though. The smoothie I had was also really nice. Food came out quickly which was a plus but the table service was pretty much non existent, the girls in the kitchen were all huddled around eachother making food and no one was really attending to the tables, just dashing back and forth as quickly as possible taking orders and bringing out food. I had to wait for a few minutes at the counter just to ask for an extra set of cutlery as no one noticed me for ages. I don’t think the place would be wheelchair accessible; it was narrow with a pushchair. No disabled toilet or baby change facilities. But another plus was the food was affordable and not too expensive! Didn’t have any cakes but they looked nice.

Worse chai latte I have ever had, just tastes of weak milky water with a hint of chai, so bland, hope everything is a lot better

I've had take out food from this shop twice. The first time was a few weeks ago when I was in a hurry between work places and needed something quickly. That was a big disappointment. This time I was also in a rush and didn't have time to head further into the city to go somewhere else. Ordered something entirely different from my first visit but was equally disappointed. The food was not seasoned, very average quality (think own brand bagged supermarket salad) with half moons of cucumber and a few wedges of tomato. Croutons were enormous and almost impossible to eat. Pine nuts and onion marmalade totally absent. The takeaway carton kept opening in transit and the young lady who served me had to ask someone else the answer to my questions - person number two called over her shoulder rather than turn to speak to me, indifference personified. What I asked for didn't materialise in the box either, so all in all a really poor experience and not one I shall attempt a third time. Note to self: next time, walk a bit further and find something better.

We got rolls for lunch and pastries for breakfast. All were lovely. Would go back albeit I’m not Sure pastries are a healthy breakfast option

My colleague and I chose to get a take away for our lunch as a treat, and what a treat it was. Lovely sandwiches with generous portions and the fruit tart was scrummy. We will definitely be going back.

Went in to get a takeaway lunch, cold and mostly ignored reception from staff. The member of staff comes over and serves a customer who just entered the shop ignoring that I had been waiting for service. obviously didn't want my custom. Cant review the food as I didn't get any.

Was very disappointed by my visit. Although the food was ok the service and attitude of the waitress was very poor. She really couldn't be bothered and had no manners. Very unusual for us not to leave a tip and we won't be returning. As it was our first point of call on our visit to Winchester it also soured our whole visit.

After visiting the Cathedral we felt a bit peckish and found this place adjacent to where we parked - the Chesil multi-storey, handy for the shops and Cathedral. We had two delicious takeaway paninis, made from scratch. The pastries looked very tempting too. The staff seemed very pleasant and efficient and the place had a very good atmosphere. We will certainly have a sit down meal when we return. Can’t fault.

When we come for the Xmas Market at the Cathedral … we always stop in here for a morning coffee and an afternoon Tea ….. with our dog Maisy who is always welcome! The coffee is great and this year I also had a sausage and bacon sandwich… my wife had an Americana Decaf. In the afternoon it was slices of Apple Tart which was delicious …. and they had also made us fresh sandwiches to take away for lunch The staff are heavily worked but busy and efficient …. sometimes when it is packed there is a small wait … but that is to be expected

Really disappointed with my take away purchase. I bought a pear and chocolate tart and another chocolate cake creation. Both were incredibly dry and the pear and chocolate tart was stale. Completely inedible. Thrown away. I shall never go here again.

First time to Winchester and checked on TA what places were good for coffee. Look no more, this is it. Perfect flat white coffee. Really nice ambience with many framed prints available to buy. Revisited later in the afternoon for a decaf flat white and...

Great porridge in the morning, lovely salads at lunch and excellent coffee. I think the staff there are do an excellent job, and highly recommend.

The coffee was one of the best we have ever had. 2nd visit on days out to Winchester. Went back because it was sooo good. The cakes, Danish are lovely and different from the usual offerings. Wonderful find and better to support than big chains.

We decided to stop for quick bite to eat, in this pleasant cafe next to the river bridge. We had 2 coffees and choose some of thw great lovely cakes and tarts. There is a separate seating area with nice seating which was clean and...

Once had a great panini here, so made a beeline on a second occasion with husband, son, daughter in law and two grandchildren, only to be totally ignored upon entering then when finally had attention of young girl, to be immediately told too late for...

New to the city and trying out lots of lovely small places which are not part of the chain system. Really lovely pastry but the coffee really tasted burnt and was overheated. Maybe an off day?

I decided to give the patisserie a try after walking past it on numerous occasions, usually seeing the tables completely full. This, to me, is a great sign of some great food, regardless of price. Sat down at the table, lovely, personable staff in nicely...

First visit - stopped by for a lovely coffee (Mozzo) and almond croissant which was delicious. Lovely friendly and attentive service and a little patisserie taster on the side with the coffee. Fabulous - I'll be back very soon!

I spent a while in here today waiting for my car to be repaired, and had two large coffees and a cake, and got chatting to a lovely American woman, who was a nurse at the local hospital, and her friendly greyhound, sorry I didn’t...

I'm really not sure where some of the reviewers actually went?! There are only 9 tables so 1 unisex, clean and rather lovely loo is more than adequate. The apple juice, mocha with coconut milk and beetroot salad were all delicious. Freshly made by lovely...

Used to love this place but had not been in a while. Definite dip in quality. Got a takeaway salad and apple tart. Got home and they had given me totally the wrong salad order. Tried to eat the apple tart but the pastry base...

This used to be my favourite luncheon venue in Winchester ...I always looked forward to the tiny taste portion of dessert on the side of coffee ...this would encourage me to purchase dessert. Alas this no longer exists...it took ages for the staff to clear...

Enjoyed our visit- smoothie was excellent! The vegan croissant was also very good. They were most helpful when I just asked for some crisps too! Helpful and attentive staff. Could have been a touch warmer in there but that may be just me as I...

The patisserie looks great from the outside and the menu looks good. However, waited over 20 minutes for a coffee and after 40 minutes we asked where our porridge was to be told that they were just starting to make it. Life is too short...

Visiting Winchester for the first time on a day trip a tasty lunch was required so we asked a local where to go so this place was recommended. I had the home produced pork pie with salad, Dijon mustard and chutney helped down with a banana milk shake which my wife had a cappuccino with a slice of cake. I finished with a chocolate cake. We both agreed the food was great and cheaper than similar such places locally to where we live. Staff young and service could have been better but they were doing their best. As time progresses they will improve with experience. We all had to learn somehow. The important thing was the food quality was very acceptable.

Having parked the car, this is a great cafe to pop into for a morning coffee. The latte was particularly good, both decaffeinated and fully caffeinated!

I am guessing this place has changed hands fairly recently. It used to be a place you could rely on for delicious food and good service.With hardly anyone in the place there seemed to be a 15 minute wait for a coffee, served with a lukewarm hot chocolate into which the marshmallows had long since melted.The indifferent waitress served the drinks with an "enjoy" that sounded more like we were being cursed!!My coffee was fine but the tart citron was almost tasteless. The hot chocolate was as I described earlier. A party of 3 women, in at the same time, asked if they had been forgotten.Great shame and the place needs to buck its ideas up if it wants to survive.

Decided to have a drink on our way back to the car after a day in Winchester. We've been here before and really liked it so thought we'd pop in. However, very disappointing today. We ordered a hot chocolate, an americano and a tart du citron. Waited 15 mins for the order to arrive and when it did the hot chocolate was barely warm and there was no sign of the marshmallows which were listed on the menu. Staff seemed disinterested and not terribly efficient. Don't think we'll be going back which is a real shame.

I’ve been visiting for a number of years - mainly due to the fantastic cakes. In recent years the prices have increased noticeably and today I experienced their new crockery - I have never seen such small cup (the three sip cappuccino). The service is appalling, three teenage boys swanning around waiting for their Mum to come in and save the day. Waited over half an hour for a Danish pastry and a cheese croissant - clearly no man can make a micro cappuccino last that long. Gave up waiting for my complicated order and, on expressing my disappointment, was told by head boy it wasn’t his fault as they were really busy - clearly putting a pastry on a plate is more complicated than I thought.

Here there are a full range of great teas, all served from a teapot giving at least two cup fulls. The salmon salad lunch was first-rate. The baguettes, unfortunately only white was offered, were great with salmon and cream cheese. A good place for lunch.

Visited here twice now, on both occasions the cakes and food were very nice and the cafe itself is nicely appointed.. However, the customer service attitude is really bad by the staff.... On the last occasion were we pretty much ignored by all 5 staff who could see we were waiting at the counter but chose not to bother attending on us because they had more important things to do in their little kitchen. Similar experience the previous time we went to this cafe as well, I had hoped it was an isolated incident but seemingly not.

Friendly and served promptly at noon on a bank holiday. We had quiche and panini with goat cheese. All just super delicious.

3 of us for an afternoon break decided to give this a try, sadly we won't be returning.

Service not great on this visit there was an atomsphere among the the staff . Drinks my husband asked for for were out of stock .asked for a quiche but was told there was not any left I had to remind them I had seen it in the glass display so we did get it in the end . I am afraid this lovely cafe & good food was let down by its staff . .Also serving food with cleaning products under the arm is not acceptable.

Guy went through all the smoothie options and which ones were his favourite. Really helpful and personal service. And delicious smoothies!

Went for afternoon tea. The cakes were very nice and hard to choose which one to have. We asked for pots of tea but got cups. Thought the price was expense for a cup. The cakes were average price.

Yes the Bridge Patisserie looks great from the outside. The cakes look attractive and the indoor seating area seems cosy. The service however is dreadful. Staff are too busy chatting and parking about with each other to get customers orders out. Our 4 drink arrived over the space of about 8 minutes. After 35 minutes wait we cancelled the cakes we had ordered which had been plated up and left sat on the side. There are many nicer places in Winchester. Avoid the Bridge Patisserie.

Located on Bridge Street close to the bridge and the Bishop on the Bridge pub is The Bridge Patisserie. Staff were pleasant , there are many home made cakes to choose from and hot and cold drinks.

It as pouring with rain, and we had often seen this café by the Bridge, so rushed in.

This cafe is just around the corner from where I am staying. The staff are very friendly, and the cakes are lovely.

Visited early morning for breakfast, had a cappuccino double shot and croissant. Unfortunately no raspberry jam but it was Monday morning pre 9am. Offered alternative and everything was very good. Certainly worth a try, location, value, quality and service all very good.

This little cafe is lovely. The coffee is good (Mozzo) and the Patisserie selection looks scrumptious. They do healthy lunches too. New on the menu is a vegan burger made with beans, chick peas and spices, with beetroot houmous and avocado in a brioche bun. Definitely coming back to try that! Nice surroundings with a bright airy feel. Lovely prints for sale on the walls too.

Lovely little cafe, nice staff and the food was delicious and reasonably priced. Will definitely come again next time I'm in Winchester.

I have been in to this Patisserie several times. The first few times, the staff were very unfriendly, almost rude. I tried again more recently, as I love their food. The last time I went, it all went well, but yesterday was very poor. We waited by the counter for a few minutes, and a lady eventually said she would be with us in a few minutes. I asked if we should order from the counter and she told us to sit down as it was waitress service. After about 5 minutes, she came in and served a gentleman with a drink and sat down and chatted to him. After another 5 minutes, I went back to the counter and ordered what we wanted from the other lady, and about 5 minutes later it arrived. I was staggered at the treatment we received. Needless to say I did not leave a tip!!

Good pain au chocolat and coffee. Friendly service despite being busy. Good place to stop for a quick breakfast

We chose the pork pie and a panini both of which were served with a small fresh salad and good to eat. The pork pie was especially good and was as home made. Drinks were nice quality tea and coffee. The area with tables is small and cosy. Service was "with a smile" but too slow. Would definitely go back and recommend.

Found this place by accident on our first morning, positioned in a lovely part of the city. We grabbed a homemade pizza slice before heading off to walk along the river into the cathedral area. Enjoyed it so much we returned the next day for pastries & coffee. Delicious. Service was friendly, speedy and everything looks so tempting.

A lovely little healthy patisserie for a Saturday lunch! It was very full here; the food was good and so was the service. Well done!

We found this place by chance whilst looking for breakfast. The cafe looks lovely outside and in so an easy choice for our first meal of the day. A great selection of food and drinks. We had a chai latte and a latte and both were served with a little pastry which was a nice touch. We had croissants to go with our drinks. The service was a bit slow as it was very busy but it was worth the wait. We would definitely go back if we were in the area again.

Called in at lunchtime for a snack. looked like a good selection of cakes etc, but it was busy as the Xmas market was on in the town but we got a seat.

Lovely cakes for now or take home for a special treat - beautifully made by baking experts - definately worth a visit.

Visited for breakfast and morning coffee which was very good. Thought the patisseries looked very appealing. A small coffe house but you can see if there are any spare tables through the window. Table service

We came here for a quick snack and a coffee.Although there is not much room and it was crowded we really enjoyed ourselves.We found the staff friendly and helpful and the cakes were very special.We had a danish pastry which was top class and the apple pie was delightfully spicy.Marvellous.

We were recommended this small restaurant by the National Trust facility almost opposite. There are lots of healthy eating options but we chose Belgium hot chocolate and slices of French apple tart with sultanas. My partner commented on the hot chocolate as the best she had ever had! It a quirky, small restaurant for about 30 people with bare floor boards and old fashioned tables and chairs. The staff are friendly and overstretched on a lunchtime. There is just one toilet for men and women. We will visit again when we are next in Winchester.

My wife and I stopped in for a quick bite after visiting Westminster Abbey on 13 June 2018. It is conveniently located on Bridge Street between the Abbey and the Chesil Street parking garage. We both ordered a quiche and my wife was served a glass of flavored water -- very nice. We ordered at the counter, found a table and were served fairly quickly. All done efficiently by a friendly staff member. Great for a quick bite at a reasonable cost. Would recommend.

Tourist Information suggested The Bridge Pattiserie as we were looking for an independent teashop type place. I think we were very lucky as we placed our order and the next couple who came in were told they had stopped service but they waitress did then say she could sort out their food order. I had a delicious salad with beetroot hummus and my mum had a salad with roaster vegetables. Both were very nice and exactly the sort of food we had been hoping for. The tea came with a delicious little lemon tart rather than a biscuit. A good recommendation and one for a revisit.

Popping in before going home at 3pm for coffee and cake. The Americano was excellent, not harsh, rooibos tea okay, but water had not boiled. The frangipane cake was delicious and deserves five stars, but the cafe is a bit tired looking and there were crumbs on the chair, so overall four stars. With a little bit of effort, the cafe could be amazing as the food is excellent.

The girls working here are lovely and friendly.

Stopped for a bit of late lunch after spending morning doing the sights of Winchester. Had the sausage and onion baguette ( I think it was called onion marmalade ) whatever it was v good. There was a bit of a wait but we were told that fresh baguettes had to be baked, was also good to be in a place with character and pleasant people.

Came in at 3 o’clock. Was immediately told they closed at 4 o’clock - just an hour then! Then told panini machine had been turned off for the day! Not made to feel welcome. Had coffee and left.

Having walked past this place on the way into the centre, looking for a coffee, we came back, deciding that although its location wasn't perfect (on a far from picturesque corner), it was the most interesting looking, and also independent. A place like Winchester needs to keep its individuality and resist the tide of Costas, and identikit retailers which seems to be swamping the place.

We stopped off for coffee and had a great fruit pastry with it. So good we went back for lunch and had a really nice salad. Friendly efficient staff.

The hot chocolate and chocolate twist pastry are a fine mid morning indulgence. The range of pastries and savory's are sure to tempt.

I wanted to buy 2 large cakes/tarts for a leaving celebration at work. The staff were very helpful in guiding me through the choices and making bespoke products to suit my needs.

Dropped in for drinks and snacks while wondering around the area.

We had arrived in Winchester and were walking from the car park into the town and stopped at The Bridge Patisserie for a late breakfast before starting our day.

My daughter and I visited here and really enjoyed it. It has an adorable vibe, with artwork from local artists on the wall. The vanilla latte and the iced vanilla latte were delicious, as was the white chocolate cheesecake. Yum! The staff are friendly, too.

We stopped by for some dessert after lunch and enjoyed it. The staff was helpful and the presentation was attractive.

Eat/drink in or take away. Enjoyed a lovely flat white, with a pastry. Staff engaging. Nicely decorated. Would call again if passing.

This place has been one of my all-time favourites in Winchester. It's a lovely place where you can sit in or take away, the seating area is lovely, with a big window front you can watch the world go by. The decor is really cute and the food is always great.

Sunday early afternoon pit stop for 4 of us needing coffee and cake. The pastry in my almond type tart was so hard it was difficult to eat. The coffee was good, but we thought service was slightly on the slow side and whilst the other cakes we ordered were nice it all didn't deserve the prices.

Ottima pasticceria con dolci ben fatti accompagnati da buoni cappuccini. Servizio attento e buoni prezzi.

Lovely cafe with a good selection of lunch options and cakes. The environment was nice and the staff friendly. The service was quick and efficient.

Quaint cafe with a lovely selection of cakes. Excellent coffee, best I have had in a long time. Staff were very friendly.

Terrible service and slow. Staff were unhelpful. Unwelcoming, horrible environment and dreadful food.

We chose the Bridge Patisserie as our first coffee stop....we had been out and about for several hours. What a pleasant surprise. From this Kiwi's perspective, UK coffees just don't rate, but after 10 years, I'd had a great cappucino at The Birdge and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it. We didn't eat here, but the food looked devine. A top place, totally recommend it.

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Had a leisurely ciabatta-type pizza with goats cheese and roast veggies today with a fresh salad which was lovely and exactly what I needed after endless Christmas shopping. Friendly service and good, hot coffee. Delicious looking cakes too, but no room in my tum ...

Great place to eat. Had savouries with some friends at lunchtime which were delicious, Quick service. Understandably very popular place with locals. At the far end of town, just passed King Alfred's statue - well worth the extra few yards of walking down from the main high street. Good prices. Owner/Chef now back from maternity so back to normal high quality food again, DO TRY IT!

I had the chicken, bacon and avocado sandwich. Absolutely brimming with delicious filling. Presentation good - fresh salad& crisps too. Despite being extremely busy service was efficient and friendly. My friends were pleased with their food. The meat pie was highly praised. Highly recommend this Patisserie. My peppermint tea was good quality loose leaf contained in a sieve - and in a mug! Lovely.

This was my second visit (I literally work over the bridge) but decided I would have a little treat today. I got a very yum and well cooked panini, you may think that odd but I find it infuriating that most coffee shops undercook their paninis! Also the coffee was really delicious, but what really pushed me to write this review was the top notch citron au tarte! not only did it look good it tasted delicious. The lemon curd was absolutely perfect, I will definitely be coming back and bringing friends. I believe the young lady that served me was responsible for the tarte, please keep up the good work!

Called here on a cold winter's afternoon, having just visited the nearby Mill. Lovely atmosphere and scrummy looking pastries (which turned out to taste just that), but the service was disjointed and slow. A shame, otherwise the rating could have been higher.

At the bottom of the city, this super gem is easily missed.

Went in late lunchtime to get takeaway coffees and brie and bacon french breads. No one serving behind the counter on a saturday lunchtime. Finally a young girl got up from having her lunch to take our order. She put the french breads in the oven and sat down to finish her lunch asking another waitress to make the coffee. After 5 mins she got up and gave us the breads. The coffee had not been started even though the waitress was not actually doing anything - just standing about. The phone rang and she then chatted away on the phone and wandered into the back of the kitchen area. My husband asked a young guy if we could get the coffee made before the food got cold and he put out 2 takeaway cups and wandered off! The waitress got off the phone after 5 mins and made the coffee which was actually very nice. It took a good 20-25mins to get coffee and takeaway which is ridiculous as it was not busy and there were staff who just didn't seem to want to help. While we were there a man walked in and waited a while and left as no one was behind the counter to sell him anything. There seemed to be no management at all and the staff just didn't care at all which is a shame as the food is ok.

Walking into Winchest, the rain started, so we popped in here for a coffee, and stayed for lunch! And it was really splendid - a warm bacon salad and avocado and roasted vegetables - really good. So 5 stars here!

Quick breakfast with the family. Good sausage and bacon sandwich and very good croissant. Very good coffee. Milkshake not the best. Art on the walls a nice distraction. Lovely presentation of goodies in the window drew us in.

We dropped in here as the National Trust property opposite did not include a cafe.

We'd walked past this place a few times on our stay in Winchester, and we decided to call in for a quick lunch on a Sunday afternoon.

Visiting Winchester, first coffee shop on way in. Very friendly staff, nice hot coffee, unfortunately no handle on latte's!

Bank Holiday Monday 1 May 201, after visiting Winchester City Mill, my husband and I were by now were in need of refreshment. We found a nice little cafe just a short walk over the bridge called ‘The Bridge Patisserie’.

Called in The Bridge Patisserie for a take out lunch, after a quick visit to Winchester.