Top Cafes in Battramsley, Hampshire, United Kingdom

Name: Babelas
Address: 20 High St, Lymington SO41 9AD, UK, hampshire, United Kingdom
Telephone: 023 8017 5246
Rating: 5

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Babelas

20 High St, Lymington SO41 9AD, UK

5.0 (40 reviews) Price Level: $ $ $ $ $

023 8017 5246

www.babelas.co.uk/

Babelas in 20 High St, Lymington SO41 9AD, UK - Cafes featuring Dine-In, Reservable, Serves Breakfast, Serves Lunch, Serves Wine, Serves Brunch, Takeout, Dog Friendly, Restroom, Good for Children, Desserts, Coffee

Reviews

5 months ago

Visited Babelas in Lymington for the first time and wasn’t disappointed. The food was delicious, the service was friendly and attentive, the seating upstairs was comfortable, and the prices were very reasonable. The Bad Hand coffee was also very nice indeed. Definitely recommend a visit. Keep up the good work!

a month ago

We only went for coffee which was hot and not being an expert, was lovely and fresh. My friends had croissants and cinnamon buns. The owner is delightful, nothing too much trouble for his clients. The only thing I would mention is that it was chilly in the café but maybe because we were there quite early!

7 months ago

First day, first visit and these guys absolutely nailed the coffee - rich, smooth latte with beans roasted by Badhand. Combine that with fresh new decor, chilled tunes with a Mediterranean vibe, and super friendly service - I'll be back!

6 months ago

Throughly enjoyed my experience at this cafe. I went in alone for quick lunch and it was great. Busy enough to have an atmosphere but quiet for me to get some emails done. The Mediterranean dish was lovely along with a coffee and tea. Will be going again. The main thing was every member of staff was so friendly, quick services but very warm welcoming.

5 months ago

We entered our regular haunt, The Stanwell hotel, to find they stopped serving breakfast. Our alternative was to seek nourishment at Babelas, a relatively new cafe on the high street. We were greeted by a warm, welcoming and friendly smile. This was followed by delicious croissant, avocado, smoked salmon and scrabbled eggs aling with a mocha. This was a breakfast both delicious and of generous proportion. Later we met Peter, the owner who was friendly and very helpful, who also explained the meaning of Babelas. This comes from the African meaning 'hangover' . It's simple. If you are within 20 miles, just go there . . .

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