Guidebook for New Alresford
Food Scene
Wonderful coffee, tasty artisan cakes, and delicious deli snacks. Not the cheapest cafe you'll come across, but the best locally.
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Caracoli
15 Broad StWonderful coffee, tasty artisan cakes, and delicious deli snacks. Not the cheapest cafe you'll come across, but the best locally.
An old coaching Inn that offers a very reasonable 'plat du jour' until 7 pm, Monday to Friday.
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The Bell
The SquareAn old coaching Inn that offers a very reasonable 'plat du jour' until 7 pm, Monday to Friday.
A fabulously quirky pie-&-mash cafe, offering a wide range of meat or vegetarian pies. The staff are super-friendly and the pies are super-tasty - it's also a great spot if you just want a relaxing cup of coffee.
Piecaramba!
11a Parchment StA fabulously quirky pie-&-mash cafe, offering a wide range of meat or vegetarian pies. The staff are super-friendly and the pies are super-tasty - it's also a great spot if you just want a relaxing cup of coffee.
Arts & Culture
Chawton would be a lovely 'old world' village to visit even without the connection to Jane Austen - but for admirers of the author it's a must. The House is presented as Jane Austen would have known it, and in that sense it is more of an atmospheric time capsule than a museum.
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Casa de Jane Austen
Winchester RoadChawton would be a lovely 'old world' village to visit even without the connection to Jane Austen - but for admirers of the author it's a must. The House is presented as Jane Austen would have known it, and in that sense it is more of an atmospheric time capsule than a museum.
Parks & Nature
If you start from or end up at this delightful 17th century pub you'll be rewarded with a walk along the banks of one of the many tributaries of the river Itchen. The scenery is beautiful - and once you've worked up an appetite, the food at The Bush is excellent.
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The Bush Inn
If you start from or end up at this delightful 17th century pub you'll be rewarded with a walk along the banks of one of the many tributaries of the river Itchen. The scenery is beautiful - and once you've worked up an appetite, the food at The Bush is excellent.