Ashwood Nurseries Tea Room in South Staffordshire

Expensive for what you get, also staff don't have enough information about allergies, have to keep going out the back to ask, the lady who served me with the dark hair was lovely, but one of the other servers gave me a right dirty look when I moved along the line if it hadn't been for the fact I was with my mother in law I would have given her a few choice words.

I must say the cakes we had were excellent, not so the ham and cheese sandwich, the ham was very salty and at an extra cost of £1.80 for finely grated cheese which was dry and tasteless it was disappointing for me, I gave half of the sandwich to my husband as it was too salty. My husband had a cheese toastie which he thought could have been better. We shall know better if we go again to just have cake.

We have visited here on a number of occasions for the odd cuppa and cake but this time due to circumstances with traffic we opted to grab breakfast whilst heading down the A449. What a disappointment !. As a rule the food here is good but the breakfast unfortunately wasn’t. Since no detail is shown on the menu board we asked what it consisted of and the server went through it verbally. I’m a lover of baked beans, but no beans apparently, just grilled tomato which I’m not keen on. The breakfasts arrived and from the appearance point of view it didn’t look good. The bacon looked like it had been grilled forever. The two sausages were possibly the smallest sausages I’ve ever seen. Mushrooms looked over cooked but the fried egg seemed ok. We both remarked that the sausage had a really odd flavour; somewhere between strangely flavoured and on the turn. They remained uneaten. While eating we did notice that other people received breakfast which had a portion of beans added in a small ramekin. Clearly it’s an extra so why, when I mentioned the lack of beans was it not offered to me ?….it’s called value added selling !. Very disappointed. It appears from reviews that we aren’t the only ones but no one seems to ever read them and comment. The tea room is always busy, full to capacity most times. Maybe they believe they don’t need to take heed.

Popped in as I needed some more stones for my garden. Delicious display of cakes and savouries. I opted for my favourite cream tea as I know the scones are homemade. My partner had a cheese scone with butter. Nice, pleasant surroundings and fairly quiet after the Sunday lunchtime. We enjoyed our stay and can I commend the staff for dealing with a rude customer who called them 'you lot'. All because he claimed there was limescale in his tea! (It is a hardwater area around here). Anyway, I'll be back, thank you!

Slice of quiche, cake and coffee. Tasty quiche and nice cappuccino. Good choice of gf cakes. The lady in the gift shop was lovely too.

The prices! The prices! Way too much. Overpriced food and drink. £6.60 for a bacon sandwich! Over three quid for a filter coffee! Cold cafeteria feel to the place.

Fab vegetarian choice for lunch today....the ratatouille crumble was absolutely delicious, full of fresh vegetables. Thank you.

I have just read some very poor reviews about Ashwoods. I really cannot understand why they are complaining. We have been coming here for at least 20 years and never ever had a bad experience. Lovely strong cup of tea, cream scone as good as mine. Beef pasty excellent best quality suet pastry . Prices are very competitive. 100% recommended.

Went for coffee and cake. Having seen the price of the cake, almost £8.50 for two slices, we gave them a miss and just had two cappuccinos. They were served in cheap mugs instead of proper cups and saucers. They were no better than instant coffee made with hot milk. Certainly not worth the £6.40 charged. Clearly a place trading on a past reputation. On the plus side, Ashwood Garden Centre is a delight. The nearby Archie's Attic in Blundies Lane, Enville blows this place out-the-water.

I have eaten here lots before lockdown and always been pleased, especially with the breakfasts, but today I went for lunch and was very disappointed. My baguette was one of those part baked ones, but unfortunately it remained only part baked! I am sure it had never seen the inside of an oven since leaving the factory. It was extremely cold and very doughy. Such a shame as the ham filling was lovely. I think the salad had either been prepared the day before or at least many hours earlier. The Lettuce was ok but the radish, celery and shredded carrot were bone dry and the tomato was soggy and tasted like the ones you get on sandwiches that have been made the night before. Yuk! Salad needs to be fresh and this wasn’t.I have complained in the past about the baguettes not being baked and they did change, but then we had lockdown. Such a disappointing experience.

Amazing bacon on toast..cooked exactly how I asked for it..and I even got a few mushroom s and tomatos on the side.its always rammed and there's always a queue.to be honest I would get rid off the expensive gift shop and extend the cafe.im pretty sure it would bring in so much more money.the only downside...coffee too strong..but the bacon was worth 5 stars every day!

The full breakfast was perfect. Two sausages, two bacon, an egg, mushroom, tomato & one round of toast. Just enough for brunch. All food was cooked perfectly, service was quick, staff were very pleasant & friendly. The first time I have been here for breakfast but it won’t be the last. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

The ladies in the tea room are so lovely and helpful even under the current circumstances and restrictions due to covidUnfortunately the same can't be said for the man who works in the lovely gift shopHis manner and customer services are a lot to be desiredA shame really when working in such a lovely environment

Some food served on plates with cutlery, cold drinks with glasses, but some food in disposables and hot drinks in cardboard cups? Not sure why when a dishwasher steralises everything however I noticed the cups are compostable which is a relief. Hope all the other packaging is environmentally friendly too ♻️.Food looked good.

Social distancing good, and food of the usual standard, although a slightly reduced menu. But don't visit for tea and cake at the moment if you like your tea to come in a tea pot, and a china cup. It is now served in a cardboard cup and no spoon, just a stirer. Our family meet up for our daughter's birthday was not as enjoyable as usual. Tea and cake together as a family, is an experience, not something you could get as a take away.I don't believe it is because of covid 19, because surely the crockery is washed with good hygiene practise as a matter of importance at any time?

Absolutely love going for lunch here and having a look round the nurseries. Food is so fresh and delicious and the shop is also really nice to have a look round for a gift.

My sister took us here for Sunday lunch. What a treat it was, roast pork dinner. Good tatse, good portion and good price. the restaurant has a lovely ambience and the staff are all friendly It is a must visit

Went today for the first time. The staff were really friendly. Social distancing in place. Lunch was really tasty and the service quick. Great place to grab a bite to eat.

The garden centre is well presented and kept immaculate. Mostly a plant nursery the plants are all in excellent health and well displayed in tidy beds and greenhouses. Hard stock is limited but sufficient. The cafe is normally busy when we go so entails a wait to choose food and pay. The food always looks very enticing which makes it difficult making a choice ! We normally go in the afternoon so have a cake and hot drink. Everything looks home cooked and the different flavored scones are particularly good. Prices are reasonable considering the quality of the food. The restaurant is a little dated but comfortable and overlooks the display gardens, there is also an outdoor seating area . If you are lucky you may get the tables around the open fire in the winter.

The food is excellent value. Service was quick and friendly. There is a good choice of food. I had lasagne with a salad garnish; it was filling and just what was needed on a wet, cold day.

This is a very popular place of my wife ,her friends any many ladies in the Kingswinford and surrounding area.Good food , reasonably priced and served by friendly staff.At the same time always good to take a turn around the garden centre to see what plants are on sale.Been using this garden centre for over 40 years and find their plants are the best quality available with advice if you need it.

On a very cold and damp morning we arrived for breakfast but the cafe did not open until 9-45am. We went in to the seating area to keep warm but were told by an abrupt woman we couldn't jump the queue by waiting there... that we would have to queue outside anyway for access. As we had no intention queue jumping we thought her very rude.But putting this rudeness aside the breakfast ordered was good but service was slow as they were not busy.A good selection of items on the plate,but to charge £1 extra for a slice of black pudding was excessive,.The place very clean and the young lady that served us was friendly and efficient it was her that has decided us to go back and hopefully by then the rude lady wil have learned from her.

Had a light lunch, home. Cooked Han sandwich and excellent coffee . staff friendly and helpful, good space between tables and. Very pleasant view of. Garden.

My wife and I visited this garden centre looking for rockery plants and found a great selection. Quite apart from that, it is one of the best kept, tidiest garden centres we have been to. There is a big variety of plants and a hot house with some beautiful orchids at very reasonable prices. Plenty of good, helpful advice on hand from the staff. The only downside from our point of view was the restaurant. When we arrived at 12.00 it was full, we came back at 1.00, it was chocker and the queue was out the door, so we gave up. It's obviously a place people come just to enjoy the restaurant. Otherwise, well worth a visit.

popped in for a cold drink and some lovely fresh prawn mayo on malted brown...yum yum....very busy but still good service. Very hot day plenty of wasps..had to sit indoors...never mind..always another time.

Great food, breakfasts, snacks. and cakes. Very busy and noisy when full. Annoyingly people come in from garden and grab the tables instead of queuing like everyone else,leaving you standing with your food when served.

The food looked first class but the day we visited it was so busy we couldn't get a table ...Will go back on an ordinary day not a charity Day as it was choc a block

We stopped here quite late one afternoon with our kids and enjoyed a lovely afternoon tea just before it closed. The scones and cakes were all lovely and the staff were friendly and didn’t chase us out, even though we arrived so close to the end of the day.The kids enjoyed the outside play area, which would benefit from a bit of maintenance, but was good enough for our older kids.

Visited to meet friends. Nice atmosphere and cuppa. Enjoyed time in the café. Did not get to look at the garden centre on this visit.

Me and my partner visited on a friday afternoon for a spot of lunch. We ordered a creamy mushroom puff, a lasagne, scone can of coke and a lemon shandy. We were rather surprised when a cafe charged us £23 for this small amount of food. Although the cafe was quiet a dread to think what it is like when busy as the tables are positioned so close together. The food was lovely but still undeserving of the price.

Great prices Great Variety, clean, attentive staff, helpful. Wide variety of nice food available and moderate prices. Always full to the brim. When ever we are at Ashwood we go in the Tea Room

Beautiful lunch but extremely dissappointed to see ashwood has not taken action on removing plastic straws from their tearoom.

Visit here regularly and we are never disappointed. The food is excellent, hot or cold and very good value for money.

Decided to try tea room during recent visit. The garden centre is really nice, lots of lovely flowers and a relaxing environment. My wife and I used the tea room, the selection of cakes for myself is good but as my wife is gluten free and vegan they do not offer both together it’s either but not together which is disappointing as other tea rooms seem to be able to accommodate. The tea room was really busy but was able to find a table. Staff on the whole are friendly and helpful except the older lady who directs you to tables, she doesn’t seem to smile or pass the time of day, she carried a tray to a table for a customer who needed help, no smile, no comment and seemed as if it was an inconvenience, came across as miserable. The young servers work hard clearing tables and seem pleasant and greet you with a smile. The food quality was good and appears to be a popular place. Would probably visit again in the near future.

Lovely food and cakes to drawl over in a relaxed atmosphere, staff very friendly and helpful. Well worth a visit combining a mooch around the adjacent shop and a roam around the garden nursery. Plants are of an excellent quality.

Good place for either light or more substantial lunches. Our toasties were good, if filling. Sadly no room for cake...especially looking at the size of those on display!

One of the worst tea rooms I've visited.

Bit of a struggle to get a seat even on a thursday afternoon.Yeah its nice enough but dont get too over excited.The cakes are filling and decent hot drinks.Will go again i expect if passing.

Visited here managed to get what I wanted then came into the tea room, had the best cheese and onion toastie I've ever tried, all the food that was coming out to others looked lovely, will definitely eat here again

A menu with a good choice of cakes and drinks, catering for allergy sufferers, the main menu is limited, but sufficient dishes to please most visitors, Quite a busy restaurant in the Ashwood Nurseries Garden Centre, so be prepared to wait when busy or have a walk around the plants, calling back later.

Always a high standard of food and cakes cannot be beaten. Highly recommended especially the scones. Always busy so be prepared to wait for tables at times. If the weather is nice there are lovely tables outside overlooking the garden area.

We love this garden centre, everyone is always so helpful and today we tried the tea room. We ordered teacakes and drinks for three. The teacakes were enormous and spread with lots of lovely butter and at reasonable prices. The cakes on offer looked super and we've all earmarked what we're going to have next time we visit, might even stay for lunch as they have a good selection for veggies.

Good service, lovely cakes, sometimes very busy and hard to get a table but well worth a visit. Lovely plants and gardens

Although the restaurant was always busy staff couldn't have been more helpful. Great choice of main meals and cakes. Lady helped to find seats and nothing was too much trouble. Great outside seating area for a warm day.

The gardens are one of the best in Britain but it is so popular that the tea room just cannot cope. The staff work so hard in a kitchen which should be trebled in size and staff doubled The prices are too low and the menu range too long.

Some meals are nice here but ordered a breakfast which all came swimming in grease, no beans, fried bread, 1 tiny cheap sausage and really fatty bacon and a mound of greasy mushrooms. Wasn’t the best.

We arrived at 11am on a thursday the que was to the door. Luckily it went down at a reasonable speed. Plenty of choice of cakes unless your gluten free. There are home made options sure but they aren’t strictly gluten free as not covered and at the bottom of the counter where all the other cake crumbs are dropping on top. Same with the vegan option. So for me just a drink, my friend had tea and cake, managed to sit outside in the sunshine

Popped in with friends, the food is very nice, and cakes are lovely, delicious with a pot of tea! It can get quite busy, but never long to wait, then you can walk off your cake around the nursery!

Besides being a great plant nursery, Ashwood have a large restaurant with really nice, wholesome food. It can get quite busy but this is testament to the quality offered. I've visited many times and will continue to do so.

Scones delicious, service fast but always so busy you have to search for a table even on a Monday. Pleased it continues to be so popular. Garden centre always well stocked and a delight to see especially in the autumn.

Been here numerous times and always found the standard of the cakes to be high. I don't normally order cake when I'm out but this is the one place I make an exception.

Very good quality, fresh food, with plenty of choice. The staff are friendly. Tea room is clean, and tables are cleared quickly.

Absolutely love ashwood The tea room shop gardens Cakes are delicious coffee smashing luvly staff only one problem its so popular you cant always get in If you want that little special prezzie the shop is great

My Wife and I went along to this tea room as we have done so on a regular basis. We had cake and tea. The cake, home made I believe was delicious. This must be one of the best tea room for miles around. You only have to see the amount of cars on carpark to know how good it is. Most days the tea room is busy. Anyone out there not tried this tea room please do, you will not be disappointed.

After a visit to the fabulous Ashwood Nurseries, we came for lunch at their restaurant. Getting the food is a bit chaotic, as you have to queue in a long line in a narrow passage to order and pay for your food, then find a table (difficult as it was very busy).

We visited again today. Usually 8 of us ladies. The food was very good and the wait wasn't long considering how very busy it was. It was a very hot day and we had to eat outside. That was the only downside as we prefer to eat inside. However, when we phoned we were told they don't take bookings. Could maybe do with more umbrella's. The very large ones that cover about 4 tables would be great.

There are a great selection of cakes , and wide selection of meals and drinks also .Gets really busy with seats at a premium . Good quality cakes were had by all .

Cake good, coffee distinctly average: no better than we could have had elsewhere. Hot food overpriced.

£11.50 for Tea and Cake for Two gift card. Is it worth it?

I am a great fan of Ashwood Nurseries but I am not a fan of garden centre/plant nursery tea rooms and I have visited many usually because a friend wanted a cup of something and I went along to be sociable.

Been eating at Ashwood for years, great food. Usual problems when it gets busy. Not keen on sharing tables.

We have been visiting this restaurant for over 20 years. We never had a bad meal but over that last 8 months or more the quality of food has been deteriorating to a point where we now longer want to waste our money any longer. The salads and cakes are getting smaller, the vegetarian dishes are thrown together and the meat is tough and served with small vegetable portions. Don't know what's gone wrong but it makes us sad when we have had so many beautiful meals there in the past.

Lovely couple of hours at the Nurseries. Lovely tea and cake never had a bad visit . Staff friendly and gardens lovely.

The standard of food available at the cafe is top quality even if the menu is limited to the normal fare for such places. However the portions are generous without being excessive and the real winner is their ability to deliver quality day in day out. If your a veggie your take care of with something always available to suit your tastes. If you love pastries cakes etc then your in for a treat of many and varied home made varieties again produced to a high and tasty standard. In terms of the surroundings themselves the cafe is set in a beautifully laid out in garden centre adjacent to lots of flower beds a lawn and a kiddies play area. There are tables outside should the weather be kind on your visit. Another plus is that the cafe is well situated for lots of local attractions such as Kinver Edge, Highgate & Enville Commons, The Glass Museum at Wordsley is merely 2 miles away and you also have Dudley Zoo and Castle, The Black Country Living Museum, and the beautiful market town of Bridgnorth with the river seven winding its way lazely around the town which has a traditional archway from years gone by

We visited these nurseries today and decided to visit the tea room. WoW what a selection of cakes and pastries, we were spoilt for choice, great selection. All were really nice and the coffee was good also. Nice seating inside and out, we opted to sit out in the sun. Pleasant and friendly staff as well.

That said, they are excellent quality, home made ‘Snacks’....

I can thoroughly recommend Ashwood Nurseries Tea Room. It has always been extremely popular and it's very easy to see why. There is an extensive menu and there should be something to suit all tastes. Although there was a long queue of people waiting to be served, a member of staff took the time to go over the menu with me to ensure that there would be something to suit my dietary requirements. She answered all of my questions and was very informative. They are very considerate of people who suffer from food allergies and/or food intolerances here which is something I always appreciate. Despite the tea room being very busy, the staff weren't in a rush at all and were all very friendly.

Please can you tell us what is difficult in cooking an English breakfast. Ashwoods find it difficult! According to which chef is working is according to how well your breakfast will be cooked. One week lovely, the next poor. We have been visiting this restaurant for the last five years since my retirement. Great to start with, but over the years it has just deteriorated, but the price hasn't! We have complained about the quality before, but enough is enough. We have now found somewhere else, where the quality, quantity and price is better. Ashwoods is our gain. Sad really, because we had met some lovely people there over time.

Clean, comfortable environment. Staff were friendly and service was quick. I had the soup which was delicious and my daughter had the fishfingers which were also very nicely cooked and looked good quality.

I visit here regularly when I go home to see relatives. We were later in the afternoon on 31st March after 3pm, whilst we had our eye on a Danish Pastry they all disappeared before we were served so no joy. We decided just on tea and coffee. The coffee - not barista standard, frothy milk is just scooped out of the jug. My great disappointment was the small shortbread biscuit which came with the coffee but not tea. The waitess informed us if we wanted one with a cup of tea we had to buy it !!!!!!!!

It was my first visit to Ashwood Nurseries today and I wasn't disappointed. It's main attraction has to be ths food. The cakes are fantastic. Not cheap but well worth it. I had a cherry and lemon scone with cream and jam, which was huge. Didn't sample the savoury items on offer but they looked just as good. Will definitely go back for proper lunch.

Brought my mom here for the first time on a Friday lunchtime. Pleasant gift shop and lovely little landscaped garden to wander round. The restaurant was busy! We had to order food before a member of staff would find us a table though the "gentleman" behind us jumped the queue! Nevertheless a table was found for us quickly. The food itself was delicious - we had chicken sandwiches and it was "real" chicken not the processed stuff. And the Tiramisu Layer Cake was to die for! Sponge was so light and not coffee flavour was not too strong. Two reasons I've not given full marks: we were asked twice if we'd mind sharing a table. It's difficult to say no when you can see how busy it is but it just made us feel uncomfortable. Secondly it's so noisy! My mother struggles to hear at the best of times so I was having to shout at her with a stranger sitting next to us! Not conducive to a private conversation! So food good atmosphere not so good.

We visited on a very busy day but there were staff helping customers to find a seat. There was a good range of hot and cold meals as well as cakes. The food was above average for a garden centre and I had the impression many people visited just for the tea room which is a good omen!

We made a 2 hours journey to visit on the garden open day, which, with the wind factor must have been one of the coldest days of the year. The café was obviously going to be crowded on such a day as we had expected. The scones were delicious and the coffee just right. The staff were coping very well with such large visitor numbers and did serve with a smile.

I have nothing bad to say about these tea rooms only that it needs to be bigger as there is often not enough tables available. The food and service is excellent you may have to queue at busy times but it is well worth the wait.

We have had lunch here on a couple of occasions when we have been at Ashwood nurseries, the service is prompt and the food is good. It can get very busy over the weekends especially in the summer.

Two of my old work colleagues and myself meet here approximately every 3 months. The staff and the food are always excellent. Such a vast range of things to eat. Staff will find you somewhere to sit when busy. Good value for money

There is not. a little t to say...a very cold room to sit and eat in. The bread was stale and my partners baked potato heated in a microwave. Dead salad and unrioe tontooted.will neither recommend nor return.

The food in here is lovely and fresh and good value for money. The staff are always friendly and helpful.

Went for tea and cake on Tuesday. As usual, the food was nice and the place clean and busy. One member of staff was pleasant and smiley, but she was in the minority.

Visited garden centre and tea room again (live relatively locally) recently. Tea room as good (and busy) as ever...I have reviewed this previously (under heading 'Very Berry Mascarpone Cheescake')..but would like to recommend the Chocolate Chip and Orange Bread Pudding Cake (very large slice!) and sausage sandwich...gradually going through the menu!

I have been going to Ashwood Nurseries since it opened which must be about 30 years ago. I have nothing but praise for the food in the tea rooms, from the delicious breakfasts to gorgeous lunches and afternoon teas.

My partner had a gift voucher for her birthday, and we finally had time to go and use it.

My wife and I have visited this venue regularly for many years. We only usually have coffee and cake, but I have occasionally had a savoury and side-salad. They do serve breakfast and light lunches and I think they look good. The cakes and scones are made on the premises and they are the best I've ever tasted except for home-baked. You will not, I assure you, find scones to beat the Ashwoods scones - no way! The huge drawback is hat it gets very busy and you often can't get a seat; even if you get a seat it can be very noisy as there are no carpets or other noise-absorbing materials - it's all pine and tiles. Overall, it is a good place to go and you have a lovely, la escaped garden centre to walk around.

Have been numerous times and food is always to a high standard. Toast is always buttered which is unusual but saves doing it yourself.

Gets busy, sometimes best to get companions to find seating before ordering. Food pricey, but consistent, and lovely recommend the scones with cream and jam.

Delicious home made cakes and pastries, excellent breakfasts, very helpful staff and nice surroundings. However it gets very busy be prepared to que and squeeze in to find tables and it is expensive. However delicious. .highly recommended

Good tea room for a garden centre, quick service. One key problem though there's not a lot of tables and also can get very busy so can be awkward to be seated.

Met my friend there today for coffee I've got to say I always feel like the youngest there and I'm 55!! Extremely busy as ever and the staff rushed off their feet and never seem very happy. I love Ashwood for plants and garden stuff but got to say much prefer the Vineyards at Bobbington for lunch, tea and coffee and the staff actually seem happy in their work.

buzzing atmosphere, very busy with local walkers, well presented tasty food,good value for money,will definitely return

Reasonable choice of food but not the cheapest. Service very slow. Plenty of staff but had to wait ages just to get a cup of tea. Then staff very slow to clear table after meal.

Excellent place to visit enjoyed walking around the gardens helpful staff prices are a bit high in tea room and garden centre but we'll worth a visit

Excellent value for money.....tea room is gorgeous and worth the money Tea and cake in beautiful surroundings.

Go to ashwood quite often,the tea rooms are very popular and sometimes it is difficult to get a table it's always nice if the weather is good and you can eat outside they do a spiecal each day if you want a cooked meal or they do panni,s salads sandwiches etc and the most delicious cakes.

high quality tea room that matches the nursery.Top quality food and irresistible cakes plus excellent tea and coffee but at a price A pleasant atmosphere and a great outdoor patio seating area BUT it does get very busy at times so plan a head

It might of been because they were busy but staff not particularly helpful, also nothing here you can't get around here cheaper

Took some friends here .. We didn't find the cafe' staff very friendly ....training in customer services definitely needed ...

If you have never been to Ashwood Nurseries, try to find the time to go! On July 15th the owner opens his wonderful garden and it is a pleasure to see the creative, beautiful plantings. Well worth the £5.00 admission which goes to charity.These gardens are only available to view about 4 times a year.The plants in the garden centre are always of the best quality and it is pleasing just to walk around the area. There is a popular cafe serving food all day as well as a shop that stocks a range of gardening needs. Alongside the cafe is a shop selling gifts and cards.There is a children's play area adjacent to the cafe.Pleased to say I live within easy travelling distance and take all my visitors there to enjoy this great facility.

I feel i must write about the excellent service at the Ashwood Nurseries this week.Having a planned lunch with girlfriends to celebrate their special birthdays we could not have had better service from Ruth, having reserved a table due to havinga wheelchair user in our party and realising it was going to be busy Ruth kindly agreed to have a table ready for us.After our meal she arranged for the tea room staff and chefs to very generously arrive at our table with a complimentary scone complete with candle and got the whole of the tea room to sing happy birthday to my 2 friends,all a complete suprise.Many thanks Ruth it was a wonderful gesture from you and your team.Clare Mallin

I visit here a lot because of the garden centre. The tea room is hearty rather than anything else. The cakes are large and so are the coffees but it lacks any sophistication. For the vast majority of their clients, including me, that's no problem.