Cassandra's Cup - Menu

Staff were lovely and accommodating, very sociable and helped us to our tables. Excellent price and great sense of community embedded. Highly recommend!!

Lovely food we had the breakfast panini. Followed by cake and coffee. Service was great food was piping hot couldn’t fault it. Catered for gluten free diet.

Visited on arrival in Chawton ahead of “doing” Jane Austen stuff. Good sized tasty coffee in a quirky space (tea cups hanging from the ceiling). My only issue would be very slow service.

At present you can call into the deli section of the business to get takeaway coffee and a pastry or savoury snack, then enjoy them in the nearby park. Friendly service, good coffee and delicious bacon and cheese slices

It has a nice atmosphere and the staff are very friendly and helpful. It has a small menu but the food is good and at a reasonable price. A nice place to stop for a sandwich and a cuppa after a visit to Jane Austen’s house.

This pretty little tea room serves a variety of teas and scones, including an apple scone which was surprising and delicious. Staff is very careful about Covid, and it’s conveniently located right across the street from Jane Austen’s house.

Visited this teashop on Sunday. The people serving were very welcoming and were happy to show me that they had a gluten free cake and a variety of lactose free milk for my coffee. I have given 4 stars as slice of cake could have been a bit bigger. Will visit again.

Visited this cafe recently, it was very clean and fresh and the food we ordered was delicious. However, the staff were very unwelcoming and seemed to have the attitude that they were doing us a favour serving us. Perhaps the lady behind the counter is not suited to hospitality. Such a shame.

I visited Cassandra 's Cup today on my own, ordering a Bacon, Brie and Cranberry Panini and a coffee (total spend was £11.15), and taking my coffee to my table with me. By the time my panini arrived 20 minutes later, I had finished my coffee. The cafe wasn 't busy 3 other tables were accupied with 2, 3 and another 2 people, and my order was not placed last, but still took 20 minutes to arrive and was 'warm ' rather than 'hot '. As I was already short of time by then, I didn 't stop to talk to a member of Staff about my expereince. I 'm returning to Chawton in two days but, other than the pub, which I believe is linked to Cassandra 's Cup, I don 't believe there is any other cafe/tea room in...