Jolliffes Of Cowes - Menu

brilliant, thoroughly recommended

Delightful, quirky cafe that historically was a shoe shop. The coffee was fresh and tasty. Lovely buttery toast and jam. They also do breakfasts and lunches.

What a transformation! The new decor beautifully complements the original building and truly enhances the stunning window. I'm so pleased to have found a new place to catch up on emails while sipping a large coffee.

Great breakfast in a quirky location. Lovely and fresh, and sweet potato wedges were a great choice. We came early without booking beforehand and easily got a table, but there were several reserved signs for 10/11 so think about booking to avoid missing out!

It’s great to see the Barton family back at Jolliffe's Eatery in Cowes! So far, I've only had the excellent coffee (and a delicious slice of carrot cake, but let’s keep that between us), but I have no doubt that Andrew's high standards will continue as always.

The best breakfast you will ever have! The staff is amazingly incredible. They take care of the small details making you feel like home! The food was probably the best breakfast we had ever had £9 and totally worth the price. Locally sourced ingredients made 100% the difference. The camomille tea was 10/10. The building is amazing inside, super cared and clean! I cannot recommend enough to make this the first stop of your day!

Came for breakfast and had coffees, the breakfast muffin, and avocado with poached eggs. Coffees were okay to good. Service was quick and efficient, there was plenty of room and attention even on a busy Sunday morning. The building is lovely, and it was a great place to sit down in. Breakfast omelette was tasty. However, the avocado was brown, mushy, and unappealing. Avocado is a pain to work with in restaurants at the weekend as it suddenly ripens, but it probably shouldn't have been served.

I had to try this place since I’m a Jolliffe, and I finally made it there on Monday. It was an easy ride on the Red Jet straight to the heart of Southampton, followed by a 10-minute walk along the high road to reach the restaurant! It’s a charming little spot with a diverse menu and a fantastic selection. We decided to order the speck and huh hot baguette, along with a burger and chips. My partner said it was the best burger he’s ever had, and the chips were amazing! We sat near the window, allowing us to enjoy the street view and a lovely breeze while we ate. The staff were friendly and welcomed us warmly. With the food and three beers, we spent about £30, which felt very reasonable! The on...

A lovely little cafe housed in what was once a Victorian shoe shop. Came here for dinner on our first night on Cowes, and then returned for breakfast the next day. Hot rocks steaks were very enjoyable, and I liked the option that allowed for multiple cuts at slightly smaller sizes for a comprehensive 'steak experience '. The chips were splendid, but the garlic bread was a little limp and doughy. The breakfast was excellent (do treat yourself to a bonus IOW sausage) but make sure that you book in advance as the eatery is not particularly big and it 's very popular. Fairly priced, a little more expensive than the greasier spoons down the street, but not overly so and definitely worth it. They...