God's House Tower

Nice tower with amazing view, interesting tour and extremely nice staff. The little cafe downstairs serves delicious food and hot drinks. The lady who served us was absolutely lovely!

I absolutely loved this little peace of history of Southampton city. The building and the history behind it just wonderful.
The stuff is really friendly and they make delicious oat cappuccino ♥️
This place is a must to visit.

We were here for 'Music in the City'. It was a lovely venue for this. We didn't stop for anything so can't comment on the cafe, etc. But we were very impressed and will go back.

Maybe came in at the wrong time. Visited with my little boy, thought it may be interesting.

The museum didn't have anything to offer other than audio recording. Yes, one of the rooms with a view is nice, but that's about it. We went through the whole thing in 5 minutes, as my son wanted to get out.

The coffee and pastry looked nice, but again, only looked. Coffee was ok, the pastry was really dry and ridiculously overpriced, about 3 quid for a bun. I'm guessing it was made by Normans too.

I wonder how this place survives. Probably taxpayer money. The best part was the park nearby.

Really good place if you're interested in some art made by Southampton locals.

Such a nice place. Great centre for culture with good smiles all around. I'm always impressed by the politeness of the staff.

I've been to their Late Night session which was such fun. Hope to go back there soon for another one. They sold beer brewed locally too, always a plus ;)

Excellent museum highlighting the history of the Tower from the 13 hundreds to today. With stunning views from the roof up quite steep steps. The hall is used as a gallery of art's. Nice little cafe with indoor and outdoor seating. Very helpful staff. Pay parking short walk.

Amazing interior, decadent pastry and fab staff. Dog friendly. My fav coffee place at the moment. Really a work of art inside. Must see. Ditch the Starbucks, go around the corner and grab a cuppa here. The only downside is the opening times, café works weekends only.

Worth the visit and it was nice being on the roof nice seeing art and history in one place interesting and a lovely looking cafe serving a good variety of food and drink with spacious seating and nice staff people and great branding