Winchester Coffee Roasters in Winchester

Latte art class - fantastic class with an understated pro of a teacher. He was patient and explained everything really clearly. I walked away with way better technique. Definitely worth the money and a great experience. Their coffee is also excellent.

After attending the home barista course, I stopped for a coffee with my wife (and dog). Nice coffee shop, quirky, friendly, a couple of outdoor spaces. Lovely pasteis de nata. Note, in the week, parking is next to the community hall, not outside coffee shop.

Took the Home Barista Course today with no prior experience in making coffees outside of instant supermarket stuff. Gemma delivered the course, started with a background into coffee, the roasting process and other history. Was interesting and set the class up well. Gemma showed us the ratio's for varying coffees, I brought my own coffee machine in and she was happy to help me set it up and gave me further advice on how to maintain it which was appreciated. I used my machine throughout the course which was great to get used to it quickly. We made many coffees for practice and were showed how to steam milk, as well as how to pour for varying different drinks. In summary, for £60 the two hours was well worth it. The shop was easy enough to find and I definitely got my full value for it. Would 100% recommend and thank you again Gemma for a great course, I'll be back for Latte Art!

Have taken Latte Art and Home Barista courses. Both were very enjoyable. The tutors are very knowledgeable and friendly - also patient and obviously wanting to help you progress as much as possible. For the HB course I took my machine and grinder and was guided through dialling in, timing and colour. Lots of tasting too. This was really great for me and I am much better set up; and better armed to reset for different beans. My wife thought the coffee I made when I got home was excellent. So........ Real proof of the effectiveness of the course. I was bought these as a gift from my family and was a little sceptical as to what they could teach me, after all I've been making coffee for 50+ years. Turns out they taught me a lot! They also roast excellent coffee!

I must have driven past this place a dozen times on my way to see my mum. Saw the sign and pulled in. Went into the cafe and got a warm welcome. Really cosy and clean and friendly attentive staff. Ordered a couple of nitro brews and a banana flapjack to go and was really impressed with the flavours and quality of both coffee and cake. A couple of tables outside in the sun and lots of seating inside. Recommend you try it and support a local business. Well done

Dave very helpfully offered to brew us a takeaway and allow us to sit outside to drink it. Also had a very delicious rocky road to go with it. Coffee was was very smooth and tasty - I just forgot to ask what the origin was. Apparently they are still on Covid time and shut at 2.00pm or Fridays but as somebody else arrived after us - and Dave accommodated them as well - they may be missing a trick - obviously popular! Great coffee, good food and service!

We followed the sat nav directions from the web site. Couldn’t find it…. Tried really hard. No signs, parking… nothing.

amazing godlike place also my mandem work there and can approve of the 11/10 customer service and coffee

Big queue , well distanced, for take away coffee and cakes. It is obviously popular. I walked to the window to ask if they were selling bags of coffee beans today and if there was a separate area for the shop as opposed to takeaway. I got abused and yelled at by the chap inside, not acceptable. I won’t be going again.

I would like to start will saying I really hate having to complain but what I saw this weekend was really not nice. I have just moved to Winchester and my cousin said that for coffee beans and coffee, this was the place and worth the journey. I will say firstly that I really love the atmosphere, they roast their coffee here and think they are only a cafe on the weekends. Firstly there was no social distancing which at the moment I think is inexcusable. No control over how many people were in the queue. The customer infront of us wanted an iced coffee. This seemed to cause a huge issue as it transpired there was no ice but the man (with no mask on) was shouting and slamming around the place clearly cross with his team, shouted out the door to the customer. The young man and women at the til just looked embarrassed, awkward and uncomfortable. Kinda ruined the experience.

I started up a small mobile café business and have been making coffees for a while also as a hobby at home. This Latte Art class was perfect for what I needed. Dave my instructor is very knowledgeable, has wonderful patience and really makes the lesson enjoyable! He is also one of the in-house baristas so if you go there he will make you an unforgettable coffee! I can highly recommend the Winchester Coffee School, as well as Winchester Coffee Roasters as I obviously got to try a lot of their coffee and it is truly outstanding! The venue is not your typical boring, commercial café, it has a lot of character and could be described as a hidden, hole in the wall gem! Definitely an original experience if you are just coming to get a coffee to drink or takeaway! The fact that the beans are roasted in house means that you are working with the freshest possible beans! Their blends are really well composed so the whole team really know what they are doing.

Amazing coffee, brilliant cakes, lovely atmosphere. We love visiting and come back as often as we can.

Well hidden but worth finding wonderfull coffee and best decaff coffee I've had bar none. A full on coffee roasting business that converts to a cafe on Friday Saturday and Sunday. Slightly bohemian and service dependent on queue but all worth it if for you the coffee comes first.

Lovely tasting coffee, good vibe and decor, very child friendly and nice staff... bit of a hidden gem as this is not in a touristy area and even when you find the location it's not obvious where the actual cafe is .. but worth the search

I love a nice coffee house but this place lacks atmosphere and charm for me. The service is just a bit stilted. Good coffee but grab a takeout

The coffee is great and the cakes even better. Fantastic, knowledgeable team who are always happy to take about coffee (and lots of other things). Sadly only open Friday, Saturday and Sunday but it is worth planning your weekend around a visit.

A month or so ago I purchased a Sage coffee machine. I have been experimenting making coffee but realised that I could do with some tuition. I searched on line and discovered Winchester Coffee Roasters and was delighted to see that they used Sage machines during the course. I had to travel an hour to get there but it was well worth it.Our tutor on the day was Dave and we started the course with brief education about the coffee plant, its fruit and the coffee bean. This did not take too long and was very interesting. We then moved on to using the coffee machine (I took my own along as recommended) to make a few Espressos, fine tuning the machine to get the right grind and amount of coffee. Once we had done this we moved on to the milk, this was harder than I thought, getting the right foam quality and pouring for the different coffees but with Dave's expert direction we managed to do quite well.I think this 2 hour course is ideal for someone wanting to make excellent coffee at home and would highly recommend Winchester Coffee Roasters.

Lovely experience, friendly staff and excellent coffee and cakes at a good price. This place is a surprise as it’s on the coffee roaster site so an industrial unit but great inside decor.

Super cup of coffee and they allow dogs inside and out. There is a little patio on the top of the stairs outside, which although does not have a scenic view, is perfect for a stop over with dogs. They have a dog water bowl.The hot chocolate was really not hot but the new staff member (who is very friendly) immediately replaced it with another.The loo (unisex) needs a revamp and although clean looks very tatty and uninviting.

Just visit this roasters, found at back of warehouses in Industrial estate, Kings Worthy... best by a long shot in Winchester.

Only open at limited times and has become a favourite place to walk to on a Sunday morning. Coffee is excellent with good selection of cakes on offer too.

Enjoyed several hours learning about the science and methodology of making a great cup of coffee, the sources and varieties. Antonia's experience, knowledge and advice is invaluable. I don't have a machine of my own but after this I will be purchasing a machine so that I can treat myself, family and friends to a 'proper' coffee. I have already ordered a Barista coffee book to learn more but feel that I want to return to the Winchester Coffee School to benefit from their expertise and to purchase their own roasted coffees. Before the course I enjoyed a delicious coffee in the cafe (a taste of what was to follow!) which is very relaxed and comfortable with a variety of games for children and adults and is also dog friendly. Some lovely cakes on offer too.

The best coffee in the area? No doubt, but definitely not a place focused on selling their own product. Service very lost (the girl does not wreath about the coffee they sell) and the barista is too busy service to be a bit nice for the customer. Maybe if he was not alone to serve fifteen clients in the queue and the girl knew what she was doing there would be different.

Thoroughly enjoyed the training today. Antonia was so knowledgeable and friendly. I didn't realise that there was so science behind making a good cup of coffee. Highly recommended.

The coffee is good, but the staff were rude when we tried to purchase some beans midweek - if they are not keen selling coffee in the week...maybe they should update their website to reflect this and also teach their staff a lesson in politeness.

Been here several times recently and just love the relaxed atmosphere

After talking to the manager at winchester coffee school (part of the Roasters) I returned for another coffee and again it was truly excellent, its up there with the best for sure. Last time I criticised the service but this time the service was just fine and friendly. The roasters in the corner add to the ambience and rustic quality about this place. A hidden gem.

Delicious home-made cakes and seriously good coffee make this a great place to visit, either to sit in or to take away. It's a little off the beaten track, tucked away in a small industrial unit, but once inside you'd not really know. The interior is quirky with only half a dozen or so tables, however it's possible to sit outside albeit there's not much of a view. The place is currently only open Friday through Sunday 8.30am til 3.30pm and there's no food options other than cakes. You can't park outside the front on a Friday so instead you'll need to use the car park of the neighbouring village hall - you can then access the cafe via the back door, or just walk around. There are normally 4 or 5 different home-made cakes to choose from, and I've not had a bad one yet - the brownies are particularly good. Service is friendly enough, but it's the coffee that makes this place stand out from the crowd. Well worth a visit if you're keen on the bean.

Fantastic coffee - fantastic cakes - both 10/10, honestly the coffee is absolutely top notch.

A great independent business offering a quirky coffee shop, professional barista training and courses for people who just love coffee and the best roasted beans in Hampshire. The smell of their latest roast hits you the moment you walk through the door.

I will start where I really wish I could give 5 stars... the coffee. Enjoying coffee in the same place where it is roasted is unique and I think rather special. My friend I know treats this place as her local. Lovely rustic and relaxing...

Love this place Quirky , great coffee and the fact they roast here too is pretty cool Service was great

What can you say about the best coffee ever? And the most amazing selection of home made cakes? Just first class. The cakes are made with such love and care and are at Mary Berry standard. Coffee worth driving to! A must visit.

A great coffee place tucked out of the way amazin coffee and cake shop I had synergy ( coffee name)which was out of this world I loved it but there are lots of others to try also you can buy beans to take away place was full of cyclists and they know coffee

I bought my husband the ‘at home barista course’ It was 2 hours and can honestly say he enjoyed himself so much he was grinning from ear to ear when he came out. The course is held within the coffee area which can be a little cosy, but please don’t let that put you off. You are encouraged to take your own machine so that they can show you how to get the best out of it at home. The trainers were very thorough and patient, and showed them everything from different grinds to doing a bit of coffee art! We both had a drink before we started and their own coffee beans made bootiful coffee. Well worth a visit for just a coffee or treat yourself to doing the course!

You know a place is good when you don't really want to tell other people about it case it gets too popular- but it's a fab coffee house and it doesn't disappoint in serving a fabulous cappuccino. Hot chocolate could have been hotter but chocolate brownie a must!

Stopped off here on way home for a take away coffee and some cake. I found the coffees rather small, smaller than a regular Costa coffee, but with a similar price tag. I struggle to find coffee in Winchester with the right sort of micro foam consistency. I ordered two lattes, but neither came with any real mentionable foam. Caricoli mostly manage both foam and a little design on the coffee, signs of a professional barista. Not my experience here on the day, but giving it 4 stars, as other half enjoyed both the flavour of the coffee. And the cake was rather nice. However, trying to shove a layered, creamy cake into a small and thin paper bag isn't my preferred way of transporting cake. So it's 4 stars at a stretch, with much room for improvement.

This place has ruined us for coffee anywhere else - roasted on the premises and with amazing cakes and fabulous marshmallows 😀

Called in to purchase coffee only today but have previously had coffee on the premises. The only drawback is the limited car parking. Otherwise all good.

We go there regularly for our Saturday Cappuccino, it is superb, we sit outside in the sun on the small terrace, wonderful. Staff very friendly and obliging, good selection of cakes etc.

Been here a few times now and I can safely say that it is the best coffee I've had. The wife and I actually managed to get on a Barista Course here and I also recommend that!

Very nice selection of coffees served by nice people would recommended. If your in kingsworthy worth a look.

Good coffee, nice cakes, interesting decor. So it's a shame that as we were leaving, a punch bag near the door should have pride of place and have photos of particular politicians on it. Surely you realise that you will alienate at least some customers plus looking incredibly childish. As a result of telling friends you have lost our business and maybe 20 or so others. We won't be back.

We have been to this coffee shop on 4 occasions and we have never had a better cappuccino anywhere. Difficult to find as it is housed in what looks like a corrugated iron shed on a small industrial estate. Once inside you will enjoy a very laid back and unpretentious atmosphere, friendly service and most importantly fantastic coffee and a small selection of marvellous cakes.

I've been trying to go there for a while,...

Quirky little coffee shop and coffee grinders.

It's all done here. The coffee beans are roasted, ground and turned into the most delicious coffee I've ever had here. Only open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays as a cafe and then as a business and barista school the rest of the time. If you love coffee, come and visit this funky little place!

Awesome day learning all about coffee: the varieties; how to keep, grind and prepare; how to make the perfect espresso and identify what needs changing if not right; and how to warm and pour different milk varieties / substitutes.

I've had a lot of coffee in my time but this was memorable. I've never had such a good coffee. Nice flapjacks too. (coffee and flapjack was less than £4)

This coffee house is run by total enthusiasts, one who knows his coffee like vintners know their wine, and the other who is a total foodie who makes all the cakes. It is not plush and has that New York warehouse appeal, which is cool. If you want to buy coffee, they have it, and every type of coffee producing machine you would ever need.

Easily the best coffee in Winchester. Beans roasted on premises, sourced from individual growers across the world. If you are into your coffee then this is the place to come. It is tucked away in a warehouse a couple of miles from the city centre but well worth the trip. Don't be put off by the exterior it is quite pleasant "industrial chic" inside!

Winchester Coffee Roasters is a tucked-away coffee shop at the back of a small industrial estate with an exterior that belies its comfort and facilities. It sells a modest range of very good cakes/cookies but, importantly, knows its stuff when it comes to coffee. I had one of the best coffees to be had for miles around, including in Winchester itself and can heartily recommend this unassuming establishment.