Aldwinkles in Harborough - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

A superb coffee: probably the best in Harborough. Also a lovely breakfast and food service. Plus value for money in my opinion that is

We’ve come here a few times and have always been impressed by the quality and value. Delicious food, good portions, served quickly. Today, our son (5) accidentally dropped his ciabatta on the floor while he was eating it and they brought him a new one, without our even asking. Superb customer service.

Coffees we’re in small cups not worth the price Luke warm Staff didn’t look interested as some empty tables had old plates on them Won’t go there again Shame

We always pop in here when visiting Market Harborough as you are sure of a friendly welcome. The coffee is excellent as well as the very tasty cheese scones. On this occasion I went for the scrambled eggs on sourdough with extra bacon. the eggs are always very fluffy, a very delicious brunch. Well worth a visit.

Fancied a coffee and scone and went to Aldwinckles. It's located up an alley in Church Street. Tables outside the cafe but under cover. We had an amazing chocolate drink and americano coffee. Delicious! Staff very friendly and courteous!

Staff seemed uninterested in customers. Strawberry 🍓 milkshake poor. Tasteless , could scarcely taste strawberry. Cheese and ham croissant no more than ok. Toilets up steep stairs. Inaccessible.

Lovely coffee and delicious food on offer at this hidden gem in Church St. Well worth a look if you're in Market Harborough.

Really nice atmosphere, contributed to by happy and friendly staff. It's especially lovely to sit in the little covered courtyard. There are some really nice sandwich fillings available (we had goats cheese with red onion, and sausages with chutney - delicious). Not cheap (but you get what you pay for). A nice place for nice people!

Delicious take-away afternoon tea! We ordered a mix of a full afternoon tea plus a children’s version and everything we ate was yummy. We liked all the little tasty extras that came with both, which made it a little different than a regular afternoon tea. The fruit and cheese scones were fab, as were all of the cakes.( a great selection included) Thankyou 😊

Came across this amazing little place and it did not disappoint! The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. The Terry's Chocolate Orange Hot Chocolates are a must. Nice atmosphere, you can sit inside or outside, we sat outside and they turned on the heaters. Would recommend worth the extra drive to visit as well!

Tucked away the cafe is lovely, great food and service, highly recommend the Ciabattas and the coffee is always good. Go to place for lunch in Harborough

First of all: a really good cup of flat white, which is always a good start. Secondly, a hot bacon ciabatta roll that just somehow hits the spot. Thirdly, good staff and lastly it's not just another chain coffee shop that you see in every town that you visit. What more could you want?

Friendly and helpful staff, working hard to serve their customers. It seemed full when we went, but they found us a table. The food was tasty and well-presented, and the coffee was really nice.

Came in today and had a cup of coffee with my husband. We really enjoyed it and the staff were lovely. Really nice atmosphere with the music. Would recommend.

Great venue to meet up and have a coffee or a main meal. Toilets upstairs. Very good selection of cakes and snacks. Extremely good customer service. Will visit again.

Super little place with good food and drinks. Staff excellent based on our experience. First time here but not the last as were very impressed!

I went for a mid morning drink with my Dad, he had a coffee which was nice and I had a virgin pina colada which was lovely. Downstairs inside was very loud with the coffee machine so we went to sit upstairs to get away...

We called in here on the spot seeing the cafe tucked up an interesting alley. Great fresh scones and lovely latte for both of us. The girls were really helpful great little place, will add for a return on next trip to market harborough

Another fabulous cream tea from Aldwinkels, scones were gorgeous, with a couple of cheese scones on the side for a fussy Dad. All wonderful, as was the ham and mushroom quiche which I can thoroughly recommend for a special treat, enough for 4 generous portions....

Fantastic Take Away afternoon tea for Mother’s Day. Everything was delicious, fresh and just a bit different. The scones were particularly tasty, but all of it was great. Thank you

We needed a tasty birthday takeaway lunch at short notice. The staff were brilliant in helping us pick a Sunday roast sandwich (with mini roast potatoes & pigs in blankets on the side with a pot of gravy). Ginger tiffin also delicious & not too...

Cosy, really friendly staff and nothing is too much trouble, beautiful food ...the best apple and cinnamon cake I have enjoyed ever....an absolute treasure!

Super lovely staff, cute friendly environment , lovely coffee and milkshakes, and very pleased with their Covid regulations

Sausage baps were no way hot enough Bread tasted like it was Fridays stock Complained about the bacon on the sausage and bacon bap being on only one side of the cut sandwich . Response not very customer friendly TBH Nice vibe on the plus...

My 6 year old and I visited, while doing a pumpkin trail. The Covid signage was clear and all tables well sanitised, we felt very safe. The staff are very friendly and the service was fast. Daughter's biscoff ive cream shake was delicious and also...

This is our favourite cafe in Market Harborough and we were pleased to visit again since lockdown conditions and had a comfortable and safe visit. The staff are always friendly and efficient and the environment feels safe and secure.

A lovely cafe with very friendly staff and the most delicious scones I’ve ever had! Well worth a visit.

We stopped here for coffee and a snack on Wednesday morning. The staff were very friendly, the atmosphere relaxed and comfortable. We both had cheese scones which were excellent, very cheesy and still warm from the oven. The coffee again was very good. If you...

I stopped off for lunch whilst visiting the town for the first time with a friend. The weather was miserable but we were cheered up immensely by our visit - the courtyard is an oasis of calm amid the bustle of the nearby high street....

Lovely hidden gem in Market Harborough, lovely food & coffee. Their takeaway Afternoon Tea is amazing and great value

Lovely venue: an oasis of calm in these troubled times. Super coffee, lovely tea and superb afternoon fare at very reasonable prices. Great smiley service too. Recommended.

Absolutely fabulous afternoon tea, sweet, savoury and gluten/dairy free, all catered for and delicious. Moragh so helpful and lovely, and the teas were ready and waiting as promised. Can not recommend highly enough, well worth a visit..... you will not be disappointed, especially with the cheese scones

I ordered 1 sweet and 1 savoury Afternoon Tea takeaway as a Father's Day treat. The take away service and the food was excellent. Aldwinckles famous scones did not disappoint and the sausage rolls and cheese straws were to die for. A big hit with all the family. Thank you.

Incredible little place, tucked away off Church Street. Safe, clean, helpful staff and their take away menu is all prepared fresh. My favourite place for a pit stop in Mkt Harborough.

Visited Aldwinckles Coffee House today for a takeaway treat for mum and I. Since lockdown she has been isolating for the last 12 weeks+ and is thoroughly fed up!! I had a truly scrumptious slice of lemon and blueberry cake with a gorgeous cappuccino and mum had a cheese scone, her very favourite! Safe to say there were smiles all round! The staff were friendly, courteous and very well prepared with all safety measures in place. So lovely to see them open in these difficult times. Well done Aldwinckles...can't wait to be back and try something else xxx

My favourite coffee shop is open! Yay! Take away only, but very safe distancing, out of the rain and in beautiful atmospheric surroundings.There all the usual yummy cakes, and savoury lunch items. Just had Peppermint tea and a huge fruit scone.So pleased that this great coffee shop is coming through, can’t wait to meet up with friends for lunch, when this is over.

Nice to find a coffee shop open during this time and well planned out for such a tiny area and difficult position however sadly to cappuccinos purchased were ridiculously hot and after burning my tongue I then couldn't drink it for ages as it took forever to cool down.

Thank you so much for your great service in these testing times. Amazing value for money, best coffee I have ever tasted, not comparable to anything from supermarkets or other coffee shops, and delicious cakes, can’t wait to try out the rest of the menu and thank you again!!

We love Aldwinckles and come over every fortnight for a visit from Leicester. Just had the most amazing lunch, so tasty and loads of it. Friendly staff and great service who serve the tastiest ever coffee, thanks to Well Roasted Coffee. Thank you Moragh, Sarah and Jan. Highly recommend this quaint coffee shop - but please leave a table vacant in case it’s a day we visit!!

There are lots of independent cafes in Market Harborough to choose from so we were really glad we chose this one. Up a little alley into a lovely, small covered courtyard where sitting outside in March was very pleasurable. My husband, who is quite fussy, had a bowl of chilli and cheese nachos. He was very impressed due to the amount of chilli and cheese. My baked potato and salad was also gorgeous. The lady who served us was helpful and friendly. We would definitely return. Thank you.

Lovely atmosphere visited with with my Mum, Mother-Law and 4 year old twin boys for breakfast.Our food was staggared coming out not all at the same time and the children were served third not first. We didn't feel £4.50 for a bacon sandwich with only two rashers was worth the money and likewise I only had one slice of sourdough toast with my chuntey, mushrooms and cheese also £4.50.

I came here after visiting my friend who supplies the coffee to the shop and was not disappointed. Very clean with friendly staff serving wonderful coffee and cakes. I was made very welcome and the food delicious. I will come again and again

Quirky venue down alley-way. Coffee and sandwich good but the staff were under pressure because there were too many customers to cope so a hot sandwich took a very long time to come. £20 for two toasted sandwiches and 2 lattes

Simpatico coffee shop, un poco nascosto ma molto frequentato per cui può essere difficile trovare un tavolo libero. Oltre a un buon caffè (ci sono anche selezioni particolari), è possibile pranzare con una buona scelta di piatti gustosi e bevande calde o fredde. Prezzi contenuti.

Delightful experience! Rarely taste suchexcellen coffee that I was told is roasted locally. A must for discerning coffee drinkers! Moreover, Aldwinckles serve very nicely prepared foods in a lovely, friendly atmosphere.

Popped in and ordered 2 coffees and two bacon sandwiches on brown. Busy inside! Bacon sandwiches were scrumptious! Coffee delicious.

A lovely little place with a cosy courtyard slightly off the beaten track. Our brunch was delicious (I had avocado and hummus with chilli flakes on sourdough toast) and service was friendly and helpful. Catered well for dietary needs, and the cheese scones looked AMAZING!

Visited for lunch today.it was a little gem off the high street .I had the ploughman’s absolutely delicious. The locally sourced pork pie from Joseph Mortis Butchers was so yummy. Lovely staff ,all very friendly ,such a lovely atmosphere would definitely recommend.

Lovely coffee shop with a variety of delicious foods that suited specific dietary requirements. Friendly and helpful staff. I’ll definitely be visiting again - I’ve already decided on what I want to have next!

A well run, excellent and pleasant service. Together with first class coffee and really delicious scone. Somewhere quiet and comfortable enjoy your drink and read the paper. I rate it 5 stars, highly recommended Thanks

If it wasn’t for a sign outside you would never notice this amazing little place. Being a lovely day, we chose to sit outside in the little covered courtyard. Blankets are provided on back of chairs if it had been a cooler day (lovely touch). Such a quaint little cafe/restaurant, an awesome find. I have just read the previous review regarding this place and am a bit confused as to whether the people were even at the same place!! We found the staff to be most pleasant and smiley, not rushing us with our decision making etc. The food was delicious and good value for money. I can really recommend the ciabatta with warm goats cheese and caramelised onion chutney. All the food that we saw brought out looked amazing and we cannot wait to get back to try a cream tea! The cheese scones also looked delicious. Many more visits from us to come.

Food lovely no question, my daughter been several times and recommended it. Young girl serving downstairs excellent but wished I'd got the name of the very, very rude and unpleasant snappy lady who was upstairs. Has put us off ever going again, absolutely no need for it

Lovely little Coffee/Snack shop. Lovely friendly staff. Toilets clean and fresh! Coffee superb and the menu looking good. We opted for bacon s/witches as it was early morning. Delicious!

Wanted a small smack and drink on a Sunday but found most places shut but then discovered this place down a little alley.

Just taken over by a new proprietor so I thought I’d try this coffee shop. So pleased I did - amazing cheese scone with plenty of butter and a lovely Americano with hot milk - one shot requested - I got one shot! Excellent service and very friendly. Have been several times now.

Quaint cafe in an old building down an alley through a covered courtyard seating area. Toilets are upstairs as is additional seating and the kitchen. Decent service, prices on the expensive side for everything. If you like unusual coffee then this is the place for you. If you like/need decaf don’t bother as they only offer it in a cafetière. Hygiene rating 5 accessibility rating 1.

A great little coffee shop. Real atmosphere, in a listed building. Great lunch with my grandchildren, large portions beautifully presented.

Great tasting coffee; properly served Americano, nice cup, half full with hot water on the side - perfect. Accompanied with Esfirras with chunky Guacamole and Courgetti - apparently Brazilian street food - very nice indeed. Cakes looked good, very clean, nice welcome and good service. We will return ASAP!

A cute cafe with some seats inside it has an old fashioned kitchen feel. Lots more seats in an outside covered area.

Two Sandwiches, and a tart £25 !! Can now understand why this was the only eatery in the area that was quiet, portion sizes minute compared to competition in the area.

It’s a beautifully set little hidden cafe in the middle of the town however we were very disappointed with the food today.. the tea at least is loose leaf which is a nice treat however the scone was served with such a tiny teaspoon worth of cream and a plastic packet of jam which was a real shame.. such small things make a big difference. My other half had a chicken & bacon sandwich which wasn’t slices of meat but a sandwich filling type mix and this came served with 5 Pringles laid out in a line.. we were baffled by this and quite disappointed by the standard of food for the price. The next table were complaining about their wait for some soup and a sandwich on their order and it wasn’t busy. Sorry but they really need to improve their game. I feel 3 stars is a generous review

All good, food excellent. Recommend coming here whenever in harborough. Very good coffee. Recommended

While browsing in Market Harborough on a Saturday trip, we found this quaint little café and enjoyed a break in there. The staff appeared mostly to be young people and were very busy nipping around serving the customers. Although we only had cakes the rest of the food being taken around appeared to be nice and well presented. An enjoyable experience.

Should you be visiting the pleasant town of Market Harborough and are in need of some lunch then "Aldwinkle's" should fit the bill nicely. Location a little elusive, just off Church Street, offering light lunches, decent coffee and wonderful old fashioned tea! What a treat! There are daily specials on offer as well. You can sit out in the sheltered courtyard and there is more room than you might think inside including an upstairs. Not the fastest service, though friendly, and not cheap either, but quality comes at a price and well worth it.

I was on my way to Coventry to visit family and decided to pop into Market Harborough to break the journey. It had always been one of my favourite towns to visit when I lived in Coventry and I remembered the tea shop I used to visit for lunch.

Lovely small cosy cafe with a great selection of special coffees - 'Ginger Whinger' for the ginger lover, 'Caramel Truffle' my own favourite. Friendly staff. Definately worth a visit - I go every time I am in Market Harborough.

I only had a coffee here but the cakes and also the lunch menu looked lovely. It is tucked away behind some other shops. Inside it is very clean and has a pleasant atmosphere, with immediate service. There is also a covered courtyard area. Well worth a visit.

Went here last weekend for a drink. I had an orange juice which was extremely nice but set me back nearly £3. However, I guess you get what you pay for. The food looked nice but the kitchen was closed when we went at 3pm on a Saturday! This is a lovely place to sit on wet / windy day. It's well worth a visit

A lovely little coffee shop / cafe that's snuck away behind the shops. It has a lovely little (enclosed) outside seating area as well as facilities inside (& upstairs).

We visited aldwinckles on the 5th for lunch, I have visited this cafe regularly for the past 10 years and usually have a very good experience. However this visit has put me off completely. I am not sure if the cafe has changed hands, but...

Good cake, great coffee. Would stop again. Well hidden entrance though so look for the sandwich board sign on the street.

Literalmente escondido en un callejón, es fabuloso para que Aldwinkles íntimo tête-à-tête, o, con el buen tiempo, un grupo de familiares. * * es pequeño, y el techo es bajo (! ), pero la comida es increíble y el personal genial. En un buen clima...

Este café quant poco probablemente estaba bien sentado en la zona de patio pero por dentro resultó ser una experiencia decepcionante. El personal parece que no tienen sentido para los clientes de intentar tener una conversación tranquila. Nunca hemos oído a nadie fuera de una...

Encontramos este encantador café por casualidad, y me alegro tanto de haberlo hecho. Zona de estar dentro, pero algunas diminutas asientos extra fuera bajo lo que parece ser de plástico transparente. Sería precioso día awarmer asientos colorantes. A mediados de la mañana sólo tenía bebidas...

No estoy seguro de por qué hay tantas críticas negativas para el café. Está bastante bien! Las baguettes era sabroso y fresco. Yo volvería de nuevo cuando en Harborough!

Popped in on a rainy Saturday morning in November because our usual cafe was full (Just So Italian - FAB!!). Seats indoors weren't available, but there was a small enclosed courtyard which was nearly empty so we sat there. Cute little place and, as it advertised itself as a cafe, we expected some decent coffee. Unfortunately it was probably the worst latte I've ever had. Way too strong, incredibly bitter and very overpriced (£3.70 for the 'tall' which would be a Costa regular size). I had to go back in to the store and ask for a large jug of milk - needed it to make the latte in any way consumable! Two teenage girls took orders (at a counter); not a smile in sight. Choice was also poor - no option to have a decaf or skinny - they could only produce decaf for a cafetiere apparently?! In this day and age, there's really no excuse for an outlet selling itself as a 'cafe' to not offer more than the standard fayre... My sister had an amaretto latte - even with all the syrup in it she couldn't drink it.We didn't eat at the cafe although there appeared to be a fairly extensive brunch-type menu. Did spot some folk eating there - portions looks on the small side...We won't be going back - if our usual spot's busy again, we'll head somewhere else.

My friend and I were having a lovely meet up in town and thought we'd pause for coffee before shopping. The cafe seemed very olde worlde and charming and we chose to go upstairs. Unfortunately one of the ladies serving spent the entire time we were there clattering washed cutlery into drawers. It was very noisy and off-putting. So we drank up and left as soon as possible. Shame because had our experience been different we might well have returned later for lunch.

I do not like doing bad reviews and usually comment more on the good places we visit so it took me a while to decide to write this but if comments are taken on board and it helps then all the better.As a couple we have been searching out coffee shops ( doing stopsober ) we have stumbled upon quite a few, this one had a sign outside ( I had not trip advisered it first) we realised they were busy as they had no room inside , the covered courtyard was nice, with blankets out for a chilly day. They had ran out of baguettes not a good sign for us perhaps, tea and coffee arrived prompt, after 30 minutes wait I was just about to ask where our sandwiches were when the waitress came and said it would not be long, couple after us then complained about the wait, they were then offered more free tea and coffee they declined and said they just wanted their food , nothing was said to us , 40 mins later just as ours came out the other couple were then told their meal would be free, I did not say anything to the waitress even though we had waited a long time too but thought this was very poor service I had beef and horseradish sauce , very disappointed, the bread was shop bought sliced and the beef was thin and dry.very thin and dry, my husband had bacon and chicken same bread but looked a more filled out sandwich , the couple after us walked out as the wait was too much , we decide against looking at the cake as we felt let down by the service and no one came out to ask if everything was okay or did we want anything, when we paid no comment was made about our wait. There are a lot of coffee shops and you need to be good to survive. More care and attention to customers would go a long way.

Having had a nice lunch elsewhere in Market Harborough we wanted to finish the meal off with a coffee and cake elsewhere. Rather than drop into the familiar chains I thought it would be nicer to find an independent cafe and we picked Aldwinckles.It was just after 3.30, cafe was empty and we were immediately greeted with 'it's coffee and cake only now as we close at 4'.OK, so we ordered coffee and a couple of slices of shortbread style cake slices, all very edible, nothing amazing.however the staff clearly take the closing at 4 very seriously as they proceeded to clear up, close the outside doors, bring the sign in and totally ignored us when we left, before 4pm.Having wanted to find a nice cafe where we could enjoy a leisurely coffee and cake we felt as though we were an unwelcome intrusion, will not be going back or recommending this place to anyone.

Visited this afternoon for a coffee and cake. The setting is quite cute, nice court yard, cosy and comfy. Serve was immediate and a warm greeting. Tried 3 cakes. Victoria sponge, coffee and walnut and carrot cake. Victoria sponge was nice, Carrott cake was very sweet and a little greasy and the coffee and walnut was nothing amazing. Latte with a shot of vanilla was too sweet. I'm a sweet tooth but it was too sweet for me. Overall a nice place hidden away.

We visited Aldwinkles today for lunch. On previous visits to Market Harborough we had enjoyed good morning coffee and scones here. However we were very disappointed with our lunch. The cafe was not very busy yet we waited half an hour for a salad and a ploughman's lunch. The salad nicoise was ok but the ploughman's was very poor comprising of the tiniest pork pie, a small slice of cheese with some salad and french bread. Very poor value for money and we won't be returning for lunch.

We visited this café in search of lunch. It was busy but with just one man preparing the food we waited about 45 minutes for our lunch. The food was very average although the bread was very fresh. The waitresses were pleasant and efficient but their efforts were let down by the slow service. I may visit again but for drinks rather than food.

We have never had a cold cuppa or bad meal here and it had a homely feel. No music which is a big bonus for us . The loo is upstairs and so are extra tables. Blankets are provided for the covered courtyard. Some staff may seem quiet but not unfriendly. We return often

First, asking for Earl Grey tea confused the poorly trained staff. Next, the cutlery was consistently unclean. Next, the food was really poor, made without any pride whatsoever. The chilli seemed to be made from cheap reconstituted meat and my sandwich was tasteless. Staff were inexperienced and there didn't seem to be a manager. Plenty better places to eat in Harbs.

A nice place to pop in for a bite and a good cuppa made with loose tea. Set back behind the Church Street shops, it is easy to miss.

I went there today with my partner. It's somewhat hidden down an alley but it has a beautiful courtyard which I imagine would be lovely in the summer. I had the soup of the day (pea soup) and my partner had the pastrami bagel. The soup was lovely but the bread was a bit soggy. The pastrami bagel, I was told, was lovely although there was a hair in the salad. It's reasonably priced but it's just a nice café, nothing special. I'd go again.

We only had the coffee, which was ok but not sure if I would go there for the food as a consequence. My friend ordered a Flat White & it would have been better to ask what that was then to just serve a latte. For the record a flat white is water run through the beans all the way to the top with a dash of milk. A smile on arrival would have been nice too!

This place was very charming, food good, service good, what's not to like? I would definitely go again

Great little place, slightly hidden off main road.Great food and good choice of drinksJust what 3 hungry cyclists neededWhy is very little open on Sunday is this lovely town??

I visited this wee cafe with my other half and daughter. I found it by pure luck as its up a tiny alleyway. I had a nice rooibos tea and a ham sandwich, nothing special in that I hear you cry! True dear reader very true, but when you can just sit quietly talking over a delicious tea with your partner and with very pretty and polite serving staff waiting on you, then this is what makes this little gem of a cafe soooo special....5 stars from me and I hope this wee place prospers

Great little non chain cafe tucked away behind shops.Always use it when in the town.Nice covered courtyard for when it really warms up.Recommended.

We popped into Aldwinkles on good Friday after walking past a lot and saying "we need to try there". We did and we will again. Lovely selection of cakes and coffees as well as hot food. Try the carrot cake and you won't be dissapointed. Well worth finding as it is up a walkway between two shops

I went here with a friend to grab a quick bite to eat in between moving house. I had the Eggs Benedict which was cooked to perfection and very well presented. The staff are friendly and cheery, and the price was incredibly reasonable. I will be visiting here again.

Bit surprised by the comments of Martin H. I visit this quaint little Coffe Shop most weeks and have always found the regular staff most pleasant and easy going. The Coffeee is good too.

We went in last week and the woman behind the counter was so rude we left before ordering. Lets put this into context - it was after the lunch time rush and the cafe was at about one quarter of its capacity. I have no idea why she acted like this.When entering we could see that she making a couple of coffees so we waited by the counter to make our order.We stood there for what felt like ages while she ignored us. Feeling like a bit of a lemon and not knowing if it was table service or not, we politely tried to gain her attention by saying "Excuse me". Another minute of ignorance followed, until aggressively blurted out "can't you see that i'm busy". Then we left.I don't expect anyone treat me like royalty because i'm going to have the soup of the day and a latte in their cafe, but please acknowledge me as a human being. If you're busy, just say so and ask me to take a seat. This will make me feel like I am welcome in your establishment.

We went here today and had 2 hot drinks, 1 cold and beans on toast. All really well priced, lovely setting and atmosphere. Such a great place, would definitely go again!

I shared a quiet couple of hours here to catch up with a friend. The location is lovely, the service excellent & very friendly & helpful. We had tea/coffee then later had lunch. At no time did we feel rushed. I had a delicious tuna salad, my friend had a fabulous looking jacket potato with chilli. There were a selection of homemade cakes that looked tasty - we were being good though. There is limited space here, but if you can find a table it's highly recommended.

Returned several times now, easily ticks all the boxes.Always friendly and helpful staff, even when all the tables are full it's still a quiet peaceful place. Food and coffee is spot every time, far better than the major coffee places in the area. Good work!

Very friendly and familiar atmosphere. Nice place a little bit behind the street so calm and quiet but still in center.

I had a coffee here, it was pleasant and has indoor and outdoor seating areas. Nothing particularly remarkable but a nice little independent cafe in the town centre.