Brilliant jacket potato. Good selection of cakes
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Philip Weston ★★★★★
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John Grainger ★★★★★
The staff and management have improved the visitor experience here a lot since re-opening. The silhouette experience was thoughtful and moving, the wind gently blowing the silhouettes on the skyline was an effect that has to be experienced. Its a shame the cafe has greatly reduced its hot food menu, but the only choice baked potatoes are well presented and service is good. A good day out for all age ranges.
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Julie Deer ★★★★★
If you want to have at lovely quiet lunch do avoid going in half term. This is a family friendly place and lots of families with young children visit on school breaks. At this time the cafe becomes very busy and very noisy (especially in the colder months) There are picnic tables located in different areas around the Fort but many families choose to eat their picnic in the cafe area. Putting all that aside it's a fun educational place for all ages. There is a play area in the middle of the Fort for warmer months and you can spend hours here exploring. It truly is a beautiful place and a great place for you to let young family members burn off energy. The staff remain very professional at all time no matter how busy they are. It was a little hard to find a table in the cafe area but that was only because it was extremely busy due to their Halloween event. Is hasn't put up off going again.
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Russell Dodds ★★★★☆
Went a quiet time of day. Guides were helpful, tours were available. Not of activities going on today but the primary school kids were being taught by period actors.
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Alex Kennedy ★★★★★
Although it is a bit on the pricey side, the members of staff are extremely kind, friendly and polite. They make an effort to keep the place neat and they engage in great conversations with the customers. They are genuinely nice people.
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Adam G ★★★★☆
The cafe within Fort Nelson's visitor centre called cafe 1871, is a good place to grab some refreshments before or after you’ve explored the fortress and Royal Armouries museum. As well as tea and coffee, it serves light meals including soups, baked potatoes and toasted sandwiches as well as delicious cakes and muffins. It's a fairly modern cafe with free WiFi and seating both indoors and outside with great views.
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What is the address of Fort Nelson Cafe?
Fort Nelson Cafe is located at Fort Nelson, Portsdown Hill Rd, Portchester, Fareham PO17 6AN, UK
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