Colette’s Coffee and Wine Bar - Christchurch

Coffee was t great. Breakfast was okay but nothing to remember really. Nice location. I love Castle street is so beautiful to walk on towards Purewell.

Closed for good now but lasted longer on those premises than expected, that site is the kiss of death for so many businesses, wonder what we’ll get there next.

Very enjoyable evening, fantastic service, very attentive waiter providing table service, including complimentary olives and nuts.Fresh water and treats were even provided for our dog, meaning we need not leave to comfort of the sofa all evening! Great selection of gins and generous sharing platter .

Dropped in here a few times for coffee and snacks recently. Nice staff and good coffee.. handy as it's difficult to find somewhere to stop in the van for a decent cuppa!! Had a toastie as well today which was lovely

We just made our first visit here and were greeted with a warm welcome and the option to sit inside or outside. The food and wine menu is good with very helpful & friendly staff. We love that Christchurch has these amazing bar restaurants. We look forward to coming back.

Visited Christchurch and had a sandwich lunch at Colettes on Bridge Street. Food was hand made to order and tasted lovely. Interior was tastefully decorated. Owner took her time to welcome all customers. Just wish I'd had room to fit in a piece of cake as they looked lush. Seating available both inside and out. If I had to leave a negative then the gents toilet was clean but the room looked like it needed a wipe down and cobwebs removed. Highly recommended well worth the visit. If I didn't live in Suffolk I'd be back

Great cafe been in for breakfast and lunch. Dog friendly she got a treat and water. Staff friendly and helpful. Nice setting clean etc . Will be going again when down in the area next year

There are a couple of tables outside but most seating is inside. It ranges from standard tables and chairs to armchairs and coffee tables and is generally very pleasant.
Service can be a bit slow, even in quiet times and in these covid times, prior to 19th July, none of the staff were using face masks or visors, nor was there any sign of track and trace, so probably not a place to visit during the pandemic if you are vulnerable.