The Haberdashers Kitchen in Winchester

I didn't really give this little cafe much of a trial today but really enjoyed my coffee in what felt like a safe and convivial environment. Well worth visiting to make sure this little escape place stays functioning.

Order at counter and pay and then food served to table. All very pleasant. I had the Welsh Rarebit which was tasty but meagre with just 1 slice of toast with topping. Unfortunately left me hungry.

A good place for a light lunch or snack. Usually plenty of space in restaurant. Comfortable. Not an obvious place to visit - 2nd floor of a fabric shop, but worth trying.

Lovely view up the high street through the large windows. Lots of retro decor. Food was lovely reasonably priced and the coffee was great. Friendly staff

Popped in for a coffee and nibble. Surprised to see the Honeybun gluten free cake slices were the only apparent glu5en free choice and were double the price I've paid elsewhere. Small slices were the same price as the ones twice their size. £3 for a couple of mouthfuls was a bit steep to say the least. Decaff coffee tasted stale too. Won't bother again.

This is a pleasant cafe, with a view of the High Street. Small period tables with floral decorations, giving a homely atmosphere. Chairs are wooden, some from churches, with cushions provided for comfort. Menu is varied, with light lunches provided. Reasonable cost for food.Motto displayed says; "Eat, drink, rest, unwind."Service adequate, enabling clients to do just that.

Lovely little cafe with good coffee, a loyalty scheme and £1 refills. All good, but the customer service, kindness and consideration we just witnessed was 'over and above'. Pay rise for Mel, please!

Lovely cafe above the Haberdashery shop, a decent range of drinks and cakes, and a peaceful and smart environment which overlooks the street below. A touch of class, much more peaceful than the chain coffee shops.

The cafe on the first floor of the haberdashery store is self service with a variety of snacks and drinks, comfortable seating and friendly staff.

Situado en el primer piso sobre la mercería Closs & Hamblin en la calle principal de Winchester. Este café sirve almuerzos ligeros e. gramo. quiches individuales, sopas y sándwiches.Fuimos por té, café y pastel. Ofreciendo una amplia selección a buen precioEl té se sirvió en ollas y tazas de porcelana y tuvimos una visita cómoda y relajante. Había muchas mesas y sillas y artículos de interés en el café, con joyas y tarjetas de artesanía a la venta.