Hursley Cafe — Restaurant in Eastleigh

On the final day of our holiday in Winchester, we visited Hursley Café in Eastleigh, which proved to be an ideal conclusion to our trip. Seeking a delectable vegan breakfast, we had chosen this cafe, and we are immensely grateful for our decision.

Upon arrival, the café was bustling, which is often an indicator of its popularity. Despite the fullness of the café, the ambiance was warm & inviting. A complimentary car park was conveniently located directly in front of the café, enhancing our overall experience.

The vegan breakfast was exceptional, characterized by its freshness and satisfying flavors. It was evident that the chefs had dedicated thought and care to crafting each dish. The friendly staff and exceptional service further contributed to the overall positive experience. We highly recommend this cafe to anyone traveling through Eastleigh or in...

This lovely little cafe is so popular and there’s good reasons why, the service is rapid, the food fresh. Today I watched a staff member cleaning tables notice a customer approaching who had mobility issues and despite being the busy lunch period he stopped to open the door for her. Another saw opportunity to help and opened the door to allow customers to leave. This kind of service is rare indeed these days and I think that it’s a great shame. Table service is speedy when you arrive and your fresh cooked food & drinks arrive really hot and at speed. It’s simple fayre but tasty, nourishing & good without breaking the bank! My one bug bear is the use of...

Long wait for order to be taken. Very noisy. Server struggled to take our order. Drinks given quickly. Party of 2, we were Served our meals 5 mins apart which was really awkward and actually really annoyed me. Food was nice but waited far to long for everything. Sat on a tiny table in front of the door. not ideal. It was busy. Staff were friendly. Milkshake was delicious. Bacon was really tough. Limited parking. The experience was not great. I won't be returning unfortunately. I mentioned to the man at the till that I was not happy that we were served separately and he didn't even apologise for the...