There’s nothing better than a good cup of coffee and a slice of cake after a day exploring the Isle of Wight. From charming village cafés to countryside spots and seaside stops, there are plenty of places across the island to enjoy a well-earned treat.
We’ve picked some of our favourite places for coffee and cake to add to your Isle of Wight itinerary.
1. Richmonds Cake & Coffee Co, Newport
If you have a sweet tooth, Richmonds Cake & Coffee Co in Newport is one to add to your list. With coffee and freshly made cakes at the heart of what they do, it’s the perfect place to stop for an afternoon treat while exploring Newport.
2. Blueberrys Café, Shanklin
Recently taken over by new management, Blueberrys Café continues to serve the much-loved cakes that made it a local favourite. The new team are sourcing the fresh cakes from the previous owners, so you can still enjoy those familiar favourites alongside your coffee.
Located along the cliff path between Shanklin and Sandown, it’s also a great spot to enjoy coffee and cake with beautiful views across Sandown Bay.
3. Cook & Baker, Godshill
Set in the picturesque village of Godshill, Cook & Baker is a lovely spot to pause during a day exploring the centre of the island.
Enjoy a freshly made treat and a good cup of coffee before taking a wander around the village, famous for its thatched cottages, charming streets and beautiful setting. It makes a great stop during a day exploring the centre of the island.
4. Chessell Pottery Café, Yarmouth
For a coffee and cake stop surrounded by countryside, head to Chessell Pottery Café in the west of the island.
Located at Chessell Pottery Barns, it’s a lovely place to relax and enjoy something homemade. You can also browse the pottery and crafts, making it a great addition to a leisurely afternoon exploring west Wight.
5. Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary Café, Ventnor
Coffee, cake and donkeys? Sounds pretty perfect to us!
The Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary Café in Wroxall is a lovely place to enjoy a drink and something sweet while supporting the sanctuary. You can also spend time meeting the donkeys, making this a particularly enjoyable stop for families and animal lovers.
6. Artisan Café, East Cowes
If you’re arriving on the island via East Cowes, why not start your trip with good old fashion home bakes.
Artisan Café is a family-run café serving coffee, homemade cakes and locally sourced food. It’s a great place to stop before heading off to explore more of East Cowes and the rest of the island.
7. Bluebells Café at Briddlesford Farm, Wootton
For a countryside coffee stop, Bluebells Café at Briddlesford Farm is well worth a visit.
Enjoy coffee and cake surrounded by the beautiful countryside of Briddlesford, with the farm making this a great option for a relaxed family day out. It’s also ideally located for exploring the central and eastern parts of the island.
8. The Freshwater Coffee House, Freshwater
Over in the west of the island, The Freshwater Coffee House is a popular spot for a little indulgence .
Whether you fancy a slice of cake, afternoon tea or simply a good cup of coffee, it’s a lovely place to refuel after exploring Freshwater Bay, Tennyson Down or the surrounding countryside.
Make Your Own Isle of Wight Coffee & Cake Trail
One of the best things about exploring the Isle of Wight is discovering the independent cafés, local producers and little places you might otherwise miss.
So why not create your own café trail during your stay? Choose a coastal walk, explore one of the island’s villages, find somewhere lovely for a well-earned treat, and then head back to The Seascape to put your feet up.
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