Just popped into Bosham since quite a while and had a Cream tea at the Shoreside. Great little place right on the water front, the tea was safe with both the clotted cream and jam in sealed pots. Scones were very yummy.
e tradecom (e-tradecom)
+4
Didn’t use the cafe as we went for
Wendy’s nearby in the end. Sells ice cream for £3 a scoop Andrea and coffee and lunch. Didn’t fancy the stuff in the menu today so didn’t try. Car park is 2 minutes walk and £1 / hour or five minutes walk away there is on street free parking. The high tide in end of May is 9am and 9 pm, so between those time, we will not see a full water beach.
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’
We approached the Shoreside Cafe to host a significant family occasion due to location being a very special place (the current cafe was originally my grandfather's village store). Despite never having hosted such an event before the Shoreside Cafe could not have been more helpful. Indeed if I could give them 10 stars I would - they were phenomenal. The food was incredible, the service was second to none and their attention to detail was superb. I cannot recommend this place highly enough. Thank you - you made a special day perfect!
James Walker-McClimens
+4
Really nice coffee shop in a great location. Loved the bacon rolls (the best in a long time), the sausage roll was exceptional. Decent coffee but would be much better in a proper cup and saucer. This really lets this place down especially this day and age. All those wasted plates and cups, one use and thrown in the bin. They won’t get recycled because they are dirty from food. They may class it as a take-away place but it has tables and chairs inside…. That means it’s not all ‘take-away’. I’d happily pay more to have crockery. Maybe it’s just convenience for staff to throw away but all seems a bit crazy and wasteful.
Seeing some of the more negative reviews here I guess we all like different things...our thoughts though, for a café with a prime location in a touristy village, are that one might not expect much....well, we were very pleasantly surprised. Staff friendly, and the prices reasonable. A bright, breezy and relaxed atmosphere. And they allow dogs (thank you 🙏🙏)! We have been a few times for coffees, but this time we tried the pizzas. We thought they were excellent quality and for a good price. Great "ballast" for a long walk afterwards 😊 .
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.
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.
Frederika Murphy-Mitchell
+5
Eco-friendly, good coffee, pretty harbour views and many swans!!! 🦢 Everything Bosham all in one place !
Came here for a breakfast with my husband while awaiting a car to be serviced. Superb food, freshly cooked, free range sausages, tasty bread rolls, and the cheese, basil, and tomato flan was delicious too.
Fabulous curried cauliflower and potato pasty with mango chutney. Lots of lunch items and cakes/pastries made on site.
The cafe has made lots of changes to keep customers and staff as Covid-safe as possible, but the food is as good as ever.
Seating inside is now limited but there are also places to sit and eat outside with great views nearby.
Dogs made very welcome.
Beautiful area to sit and have food. Amazing view. Food was. Food but wooden cutlery and paper cups not the best. I thought the cafe was better pre covid. Still nice though.
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