Shoreside Cafe Internet Cafe in Chichester, Bosham

Reviews

1. Noel Fearnside ★★★★★

   Arrived too late for their exceptional scrambled egg on toast but the meat and vegetable pasty was delicious. If you park on the estuary beach, choose a table with an appropriate view as the tide comes in quickly. The main car park is a few hundred yards away but you'll pass an interesting craft shopping arcade en route. Car park has two EV Chargers but I didn't need a top up. Mer. 7kw. 56p. Cafe is popular and has a reasonable menu but breakfasts only until 11am. Not outrageous but some do "all day" Great ambience and superb views. Highly recommended.

   almost 11 months ago
2. Ninara Mirb ★★★☆☆

   The chicken pie pastry was nice, and the coffee was okay, but overall the place feels overpriced for what it offers. On top of that, the toilet had no soap, which isn’t acceptable for a café. A decent stop, but not somewhere I’d rush back to.

   1 year ago
3. Brianna Rivas Pennington ★★★★★

   This cafe is our family’s morning ritual while in Bosham. This was our second year coming from the United States to enjoy this gem of a town and cafe. We love starting our morning here over coffee and sausage rolls, chatting and looking out the windows at the shoreline. It’s right on the water front so you will frequently run into the swans or see a car drowning if it is high tide, beware if you park during a tidal shift!

   1 year ago

1. Wendy O'Brien ★★★★★

   2 amazing people serving. Our dogs got a whole heap.of treats and we got some outstanding food. A massive granola bowl that kept me filled up all day, eggs and we also took pasties and sausage roll away. Wish you guys were nearer, best granola I've ever had!

   1 year ago
2. Finnuala Quinn ★★★★☆

   Beautiful location and very nice coffee and cake. Sad part is all the non-reusable cups which mean it feels like they don’t want you to stay long. If this did not have the view it would get 3 stars because there’s no need to use disposable cups and plates at all times. Server said it’s a ‘takeaway place’

   almost 3 years ago
3. saikhul islam ★★★★★

   It’s really awesome and quite place to spend some time with coffee.I feel good as well as their friendly behavior and presentation was very nice.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Diana Brackley ★★★☆☆

   Although not a huge choice, the pies were homemade and the one I had tasted delicious. However, when it came it wasn't heated through and when I took it back there wasn't any apology and I had to ask for them to heat it up, which should have been obvious. The 2 staff that were on seemed more preoccupied in their conversation than what was going on in the cafe, certainly no interaction. There were other items on the menu that had run out but again nothing was said until I tried to order one of the items. The one good thing though it was dog friendy and it served it's purpose.

   almost 3 years ago
2. David White ★★★★★

   Quirky, like a sit in takeaway. Tea and coffee are lovely, we had sausage roll followed by cake. The Gloucester Old spot sausage rolls should win awards, all the cakes were homemade high quality and generous servings. Dog friendly too.

   almost 4 years ago
3. Neil J ★★★☆☆

   We tried this place out today for a lunchtime snack and coffee. It looked like an ideal location to take in the views and have a bit of a break from walking round the harbour. At the front there is so much information it is hard to decider with A boards and posters and blackboards everywhere. There was a menu in the window which looked tempting so we went inside. This was where it got complicated. There was a roped off in and out system which seemed to be stumping the people already inside. The next perplexing issue was trying to navigate what on earth was available. No sign of the menu but literally dozens of instructions, offers, notices and add ons that it was vertically impossible to pick anything to eat. Luckily there was a blackboard of drinks to make that bit easier. We decided upon a baguette and a crab sandwich which we had remembered from the menu in the window, unfortunately both out of stock so we ended up with a chicken sandwich and sausage roll. Both were nice but not amazing. Sadly the cafe was not making the most of the views with only one table in the corner looking at the harbour, the rest was obscured by yet more signs and room dividers. A place that could be pretty special if it tried but sadly missing the mark.

   almost 5 years ago

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