Open House Deli - Menu

Esoteric combination of Deli, bike shop and environmentally friendly gift shop ? Good fresh food nice coffee £7 for coffee and sandwich seems good

Choice of protein plus salads would be my go to place for lunch and love the zero waste efforts of Open House Deli. For my taste the salads needed a bit more seasoning and zing, but enjoyable and yummy cake and drink. Good for gluten and dairy free.

Lovely cafe which also has a bike repair workshop and sells fresh groceries! It sounds like a mishmash but it works! I had a nice Lemonaid+, a slice of lemon and blackberry (or was it blueberry? cake and my partner had tea. The staff was very friendly too! Great place! View menu

The restaurant has a wonderful and welcoming staff, along with a wide selection of salads, vegan options, gluten-free options (including cakes), as well as fresh fruit and vegetables and eco-friendly items. Although it may be a bit expensive, it is important to consider that everything is freshly made daily using local ingredients.

I happened upon this place having discovered that Patisserie Valerie had closed.However, this was a very pleasant surprise and what seems to be a unique combination of cafe, deli and cycle shop with several vegan items for sale as well!The cafe was certainly excellent, bright and spacious with very modern comfortable seating.I was there around nine, I had a latte, cinnamon bun and fabulous carrot cake.The staff were well organised and super efficient.

Yes Open House Deli is an ethical cafe. The emphasis is on local sourcing, zero waste etc but it doesn't forget that good food should look appealing and taste greatThis cafe has a proper chef who understands that and his food beats hands down many offerings in trendier Winchester places The staff are great and its Covid hygiene routine is excellentIts family friendly and Winchester needs more places like this that actually take pride in serving good food View menu

Lovely cake but the salad servings have recently got an awful lot smaller and a mixed salad (with two choices has recently increased from £4.50 to £6.50 which seems to be particularly large increase (particularly considering the new smaller portion sizes! . I probably still would return but definitely not as frequently as I have done to date which is a shame it was always my go to when having a wander through town but will now be putting Rawberry’s salads to the top of my list.

During lockdown, we decided to try something new and ordered the "fill your fridge for £25" option from this restaurant. We shared the meal and everyone tried the various dishes. We enjoyed everything and had fun trying to guess what each dish was made of. The portion size was generous and each dish had a lot of ingredients, making it hard to replicate at home. We definitely got our recommended five a day and plenty of fiber, so we didn't feel hungry afterwards. Overall, it was a great experience and we plan on ordering again with a different selection. Due to lockdown, we had it delivered to our home.

On our way back from Southampton, we decided to make a detour into Winchester. After battling through traffic, we finally found a place to park and wandered into town in search of some food. We stumbled upon a Deli and despite it being more towards the afternoon than lunchtime, the team kindly whipped up some extra salad for us. I opted for a delicious tomato salad and sweetcorn fritter, which was a pleasant surprise for a dedicated meat eater like myself. Everyone in our group thoroughly enjoyed their meals. Although we initially thought about sitting outside, the sun was too intense so we opted for the spacious and peaceful indoor seating area instead. Overall, it was a very calm and enjoy... View menu