6 Great Spots to Have Breakfast Out in Havant, Hayling Island and Emsworth|
Discover the best places to take older folks for a delicious breakfast out and about in Havant and the surrounding areas. From rural, scenic farms to shimmering waterside beac
Where should you take your seniors for a hearty breakfast in your local area? Check out these recommendations for places to enjoy delicious, cooked breakfasts in Havant, Hayling Island and Emsworth.
Hope makes a good breakfast. Eat plenty of it.
We all need a good start to the day and so what could be more important than prioritising a good, hearty cooked breakfast? Well, there is one thing more important: sharing the experience with good company. That’s why we’ve put together some recommendations for breakfast and brunch places to add to your list of places to take your seniors out for a morning treat.
Whether it’s a king-sized plate of bacon and eggs or a more delicate fare of avocado and poached eggs, here are some not-to-be-missed breakfast spots in your area.
Northney Farm, Hayling Island
If you drive over Langstone Bridge towards Hayling Island, it’s hard to miss the tempting sign indicating Northney Farm on the left. With a reputation as a local gem, this is a quaint little tearoom set on a working Dairy farm which does not disappoint.
Northney Farm has 120 Ayrshire cows in its dairy herd, which means you can enjoy the delights of drinking tea with the Farm’s own Ayrshire milk in the Tea Room!
Serving scrumptious breakfasts from 10 am –11.30 am and delicious sandwiches, light lunches and ice cream (all homemade on the premises) from 12-3.30, this is one breakfast spot we recommend you put high up on your list to visit.
The Farm is located in Northney village with views over the farm and out to Chichester Harbour.
Pavillion Tea Rooms, Stansted Park
Pavillion Tea Rooms, Stansted Park
When it comes to choosing a setting to enjoy your morning nourishment and lift your spirits, there are few places that could beat this beautifully restored Victorian glasshouse. Hidden within 1800 acres of ancient woodland on the Hampshire and West Sussex border, Stansted Park, is a wonderful setting to bring your elderly loved ones.
Situated in the heart of The Walled Gardens, you can enjoy breakfast baps from Westbourne bakery, traditional meat or vegetarian breakfasts, homemade sausage rolls baked with Treagust sausage meat, or even a simple granola yoghurt or toasted take cake. Feeling hungry yet?
The staff are extremely friendly and will happily lend a hand if assistance is needed. The flooring is all flat, with plenty of space around each table. There is now a garden breakfast bar for outside dining within their stunning walled garden. And, finally, there are a number of disabled parking spaces allocated next to the entrance.
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19 Four Tea, Havant
19 Four Teas, Havant
Fancy taking a step back in time Why not try this fun and friendly 1940’s themed tea rooms in the heart of Havant? Owned and run by Jacqui Unal (or Betty, if you’re wanting her “1940’s” name!) the 19fourteas tea rooms is a beautifully decorated step back in time.
With friendly staff and an inviting atmosphere, you’ll feel right at home in these little tea rooms. Their decor is a mix of authentic 1940’s, and memories from local (and not so local) customers.
The breakfasts are light and tasty, with trusted favourites such as scrambled eggs or beans on toast or the options for classics like toasted tea cakes or crumpets.
Flintwood Tea Rooms, Emsworth
Flintstones Tea Rooms, Emsworth
A well-known Emsworth gem located on the waterside with views of Chichester Harbour. The Flintstones Tea Rooms is one of the highest-rated breakfast venues on Trip Advisor, with consistent recommendations from delighted customers. Rated for its friendly and helpful staff, excellent location by the Quay and outstanding menu with reasonable prices, this is one of those places you will want to bring your elderly loved ones to on a regular basis.
The Kitchen at Keydells
The Kitchen at Keydells
Great ideas start with coffee! This is the motto for this lovely coffee ship set within the Keydell Nurseries, in Horndean – a leading independent garden centre which is much loved in the Havant area. Not only does this café pride itself on its friendly, helpful staff, but the menus also change each season, and they buy their ingredients as local as possible. Think yummy Treagusts sausages and bacon!
One of the best things about visiting this lovely eatery is the experience of walking through the garden centre and enjoying all the beautiful home decor and garden features they have on display. However, for those who wish to bypass the shop experience, there is a beautifully designed pathway that leads straight from the car park to the entrance of the coffee shop, making it both wheelchair friendly and easy to navigate.
This a high recommendation for your elderly loved ones or senior friends who would enjoy a morning breakfast treat in a beautiful setting.
Blooms Cafe, Emsworth
Blooms Cafe, Emsworth
The term ‘hidden gem’ can too often be used far too lightly, but when we use it in connection with the quirky and rather delightful Blooms Café and Bus, we think it perfectly aligns. For not only is it tucked away behind the elegant Jingles Hotel on Horndean Road, Emsworth, it’s also a quirky floral-themed café next to a secluded dew pond!
That’s right, serving breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea, seven days a week, this is a must-do outing for your seniors who love their gardens, quiet, floral surroundings and homemade cakes served by cheery staff.
And that’s not all! Positioned outside the café, and next to the stunning gardens, there is a 1994 Stagecoach bus which has been beautifully refurbished to offer additional seating.
Havant, Hayling Island and Emsworth provide some of the best and most friendly places to eat in the East Hampshire area, all of which can become part of your places to visit on a regular basis with your senior loved ones. Don’t overlook these fantastic cafes and restaurants. Remind yourself why breakfast is regarded as one the most essential meals the next time you’re in Havant.
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Where should you take your seniors for a hearty breakfast in your local area? Check out these recommendations for places to enjoy delicious, cooked breakfasts in Havant, Hayling Island and Emsworth.
Hope makes a good breakfast. Eat plenty of it.
We all need a good start to the day, and so what could be more important than prioritising a good, hearty cooked breakfast? Well, there is one thing more important: sharing the experience with good company. That’s why we’ve put together some recommendations for breakfast and brunch places to add to your list of places to take your seniors out for a morning treat.
Whether it’s a king-sized plate of bacon and eggs or a more delicate fare of avocado and poached eggs, here are some not-to-be-missed breakfast spots in your area.