Bake180 Coffee Shop in North Warwickshire

We have been here before Middleton Hall & Gardens. The outlets in the court yard are a gem. However Bake180 we decided to get a bit to eat, dirty tables dirty floors, we ordered 2 jacket potatoes 35 mins sitting and waiting, not that we were told there was a waiting time, so I asked about our meal, they knew nothing about it, I spoke to the chef, she basically accused me of not putting in an order for jacket potatoes, made me feel like I was lieing. So I asked for a refund, disgusting service. My recite said change of mind. More like useless service.

A fabulous coffee shop to walk to. The quality of the food is excellent , friendly staff & really good coffee and cakes. Our brunch is always perfect.

Dropped the pup off for his groom at Barkers and popped in at Bake 180, had the bacon and maple syrup with a waffle and a mocha, it was really good, my other half had the same with Latte, really good service, quick and the food and drink were spot on.

Excellent cafe Very friendly staff and excellent food in great location What’s not to like. Highly recommended and well worth a visit

Popped in while waiting for a massage at Senses of Siam. Lovely little place for breakfast, nice staff, nice grub!

I ordered afternoon tea for my friend's baby shower. Absolutely incredible service and display! Sarah was so so helpful from start to finish. One of my friends is gluten free and did a beautiful selection for her food so she wasn't left out. Ordered the baby bottles and baby biscuits for extra touches. Would highly recommend and happily use again!! Very reasonable and so glad we used for the occasion. Flawless service xx

We had such a lovely afternoon tea here today, staff were very accommodating, and the food was delicious.

We sat in for a little snack. While apologies were given for the wait. The sausage roll we ordered arrived in the bag it had been heated in, not on a plate, and was full of gristle rendering it inedible. A replacement was offered but my husband was understandably put of from the sausage rolls but no refund was given. The cake slices also arrived without plated but on little cheese boards not really suitable for cake. The quality of cake was more store brought than homemade, which surprised us as previously the cakes had been excellent. Our milkshakes arrived in plastic takeaway cups but with paper straws which seemed at odds with each other. Does nobody use glasses anymore? Not sure why we were asked if we were eating in when it apparently made no difference, other than with the price. Overall a disappointing visit, which we won’t be repeating.

Had a trip to Middleton hall and of course half way around the hall our son and daughter decided they were starving so we popped into the little courtyard that has a selection of shops and in the far corner is a lovely little cafe that we have tried before and had enjoyed. We went in there just before lunchtime which was lucky as people were queuing up to get in when we left. My wife and I enjoyed a delicious toastie each, Brie and cranberry for my wife and a hearty hunters chicken for me. Our kids had a kids box which included a sandwich, crisp, chocolate bar and a drink and we all had chips to accompany which being honest were a bit hard/overdone for my liking but apart from that everything was very tasty and piping hot. Definitely recommend giving this place a try.

The breakfast (porridge/bacon sandwich) was very nice and you have to eat outside if you have dogs. We came back later for cake (delicious) and this time took them to the picnic benches in front of the hall. It was lovely and quiet as during lunch lots of children had been running around the courtyard/skidding on the gravel. That’s not the fault of the cafe but I wish we’d sat there earlier.

I am a great cream tea lover but their version was one of the worst I have ever had. The scone was dry & crumbly so it fell apart as you cut it. The jam was a tasteless American style jelly jam which was so tiny that it was impossible to spread the most thinnest of layers over the scone pieces. Other cakes looked lovely - I obviously just made the wrong choice.

Booked afternoon tea for two and it was fabulous. The food itself was a little different from other places and the service was amazing. The girls couldn’t have been more helpful or attentive. It’s a lovely busy little cafe in a rural location and perfect for an afternoon treat.

Lovely little cafe in the grounds of Middleton Hall. Went for breakfast and Kate made my porridge to perfection. Staff are very friendly and service was excellent, Hope to be back soon.

The coffee shop is always the highlight of Courtyard visits. Today we visited the Christmas gift gayer at the hall. The coffee shop is first class. Cosy, warm and inviting. Piping hot coffee & amazing cake! The team have such wonderful touches like the log burner and “fill your hot water bottle” - unique ideas for that make it a great place to visit….

Enjoyed really lovely afternon tea this afternoon at Bake 180, three sit in and one take - away very nicely presented. The sandwiches were made up in little packages, varied and moist - loved them. Some additional savoury flavours followed by carrot cake, strawberries and scone and cream - of course. All excellent. Really recommend. Thank you

Had an amazing vegan afternoon tea here, food was great and the staff were lovely - they brought over some Christmas drink samples for us to try (remembering that I was vegan - which I thought was very sweet) it’s in a gorgeous courtyard with...

We purchased 2 cups of tea at a cost of £3.50 which I thought was extremely expensive for plastic takeaway cups. When we took the lids off it was like warm milk, absolutely disgusting. They must use 1 teabag for half a dozen cups. I...

Our two young granddaughters bought an afternoon tea for their grandfather’s birthday as he was self isolating because of the dreaded Covid. It was a wonderful surprise when it was delivered by a very pleasant lady, with lots of smiles. The food was prettily presented...

Nice location with easy access and a one way system into the courtyard. Only a few tables outside which is probably enough during the week but on Sundays it really needs more. Too many visitors in close proximity and while the tables are clearly marked...

Absolute gem. Terrific staff and lovely coffee and cake. A regular on one of my cycling routes, it’s perfect for a mid ride break and cyclists are welcomed very much. A***

Nice to return after the lockdown bake 180 is in an excellent place just managed to get in before they closed two coffees and cake very nice staff were very friendly.

Found this gem of a cafe tucked away in the courtyard of Middleton hall. Wide choice of food and served quickly. Good choice of breakfast offerings before 12pm. Try and get there early as it can become busy quite early with walkers/visitors and cyclists. The...

We’ve visited Bake 180 several times and the food never disappoints. The only drawback is that this is such a popular venue it can sometimes be hard to get a seat as it is very small and cramped.

Popped in today as we wanted a stroll around the nature reserve and we're waiting for someone else to arrive. I was with my MIL, my 6 & 2 year old. Bought a coffee, slice of cake and a yazoo for nearly £7 and once...

Smashing little cafe in a courtyard along with ice cream shop and many craft shops. Good choice of soft drinks, lovely coffee and great home-made cakes.

We decided to pop in for a quick lunch visit prior to visiting Middleton Lakes RSPB next door. The panini and chips/crisps were very nice and enough for us. There was also a good selection of cakes on offer which we will have to sample...

Fabulous little café serving great food in the courtyard of Middleton Hall. We had pre-booked as a group of 10 for both breakfast and lunch as visiting the nearby RSPB site. Service was excellent with really friendly staff and very efficient kitchen. Well worth a...

Set adjacent to Middleton Hall & more importantly to me, the RSPB Middleton nature reserve. We enjoyed a couple of hours Birding before finding this little Cafe tucked in a quadrant of specialist independent shops right next to the Hall. It’s a little pricey but...

17 of us called in for morning coffee. The staff worked hard and efficiently to prepare our orders quickly.There was a good range of drinks, homemade cakes etc. at reasonable prices. Well worth calling in if you are visiting the nearby Hall, surrounding courtyard or...

Great coffee. Staff friendly and helpful. Courtyard is a great area to sit with a large group. Great atmosphere.

What a lovely little place this is, we came across this by accident but fancied a bit of lunch, so we stopped to have some. The food was excellent, and reasonable you can see why this place was so busy..

Visited this coffee shop after completing the nature walk at Middleton Hall, with two tired, hungry and cold children and granddad. We had hot chocolate, latte, a pot of tea, a milk shake and three cakes all for £13! Good service, bright and warm surroundings, will be back.

Amazing! A fantactic location and a real sun trap to sit, eat and drink! Saying that, it's amazing here in winter months too - homely and warm! Had the MOST AMAZING and very naughty 'loaded hot chocolate' here. Rich hot choc with cream, chocolate brownie, caramel and salted caramel bits on top - heavenly! You really get a home made and ethical feel about this place too.

Enjoyable and flavoursome food. Reasonably priced, good quantities. Hot chocolate to die for. Plenty to look at around the walls, good, friendly service. A really good compliment to a nice centre. I suspect it is often busy, especially when the hall re opens next month.

Myself, sister and my nephew have been for the last 2 years at Christmas to enjoy the Christmas hot chocolates. To our delight this year, the shop wasn’t as busy as 2017 so settled in easily. After putting our orders in we only had around a 10 minute wait which wasn’t too bad. My nephew had his snowman soup which he LOVED making and his child’s lunchbox which had a good variety in too. Sadly both mine and my sisters drinks did not come with the elf on the shelf straw which photos showed it would, it was just the standard straw and my drink was just lukewarm. We ordered food which was delicious- only thing I would suggest is not to put any dressing on salad (some of us don’t like it!) Very pleased with the fact I was able to change bits in my drink as I didn’t want the winter spice syrup so asked for mint and was no issue at all. Staff very lovely and helpful. Can’t wait to see 2019 Christmas drinks!!

We visit regular & always enjoy the varied food, cake & drinks selection. Great staff & lovely location.

Stopped off for a quick lunch and had a very nice jacket potato filled with tuna. Good sized portion and a nice salad on the side. Good choice of sandwiches, snacks etc and staff all very friendly.

Enjoyed another lovely lunch and hot drinks with my mum after a walk at middleton hall. This is one of many visits to bake 180 and we have never been disappointed. The food is always lovely and the girls are welcoming. It’s a lovely way to end a nice walk in a beautiful place.

The setting for this coffee shop is lovely and I was treated to afternoon tea as a treat by a friend. She had booked and paid online but when we arrived they had no record of the booking. They explained that as they had no record they had no afternoon tea available but they would make on up without scones.

I visited today with some friends, I have to say how lovely this place is. It's the first time I've visited after being told by friend's.

Poor quality food offered. Order incorrectly given, overpriced and very disappointed will not be going agai.

Kept waiting for ages for service, staff did not look bothered.

We stopped after visiting the world class RSPB wetlands. We ordered baps that weren't on the list and got served swiftly. Food and coffee very good, will come back for more

Popped in for a coffee and a piece of cake after spending a couple of hours at the RSPB site. Service was good and staff were friendly. Coffee was good but, oh dear, the size of the pieces of cake we had were tiny. It’s worth noting that there is a 10% discount to RSPB members. I wasn’t aware of that until I just looked on their website and I didn’t notice a sign in the café.

Food ok but nothing special and overpriced for what you get. Door to kitchen was proped open with oil container and interior not the best room temperature was quite cold when we visited

Having researched afternoon teas in the area, desperately trying to find one that would serve food that normal folk might eat I discovered Bake180.

Popped in on Saturday for a quick coffee. It was the unusually hot and sunny weekend that we all want and people had rightly flocked to the RSPB site and the cafe at Middleton. Several cakes had sold out due to high volume of people but I got my coffee and grabbed a table outside.

Stood waiting to be served on Saturday morning but wasn’t sure if we waited at the counter or sat down as the girl behind the counter just ignored us when she did speak to us to take our order I asked for a large black coffee was told there one size so ended up with two black coffees at 2.05p each and my friend ordered panini and latte and was ask if he wanted chips or crisps he wanted neither but was told you have to have one or the other as that’s how they come ended up with chips won’t be going again the staff are terrible and the coffees were served with it spilt down the sides real shame as it’s a very pleasant environment and was highly recommended to me

Had lunch and the paninis were very tasty. The location is lovely, close to nature walks and the lakes.

Went to day for lunch.....cheese & bacon panini, salad, chips and a can of tango for £8.00. Excellent lunch in a lovely location. Had a walk around Middleton lakes afterwards. Brilliant few hours out in the country.

Good for a coffee and cake. Sat by the woodburner. We were there one early Sunday morning and it was frequented by the odd cyclist, trying to warm up, and a large family

My friend and I visited here for some lunch after taking our two toddlers to a class in the morning.

Pleasant place and good staff but let down with quality of ingredients for breakfast. Cheap sausages and rigid bacon.

Love this lovely cafe. They do lovely breakfasts ,lunches and fabulous afternoon tea. In December the afternoon tea has a Christmas Theme. Very friendly staff and excellent service.

Visited here by the off chance recently after seeing something on social media and I was really impressed by the quality and choice of food on offer at a very reasonable cost. The staff are very friendly and service was fast. The Frappe's are a must have if you come here because they are very well presented and taste great. Definitely worth a visit, highly recommend.

Great little cafe with an interesting menu and some great cakes. Ideally placed to dash in on a rainy day and have a browse around the other shops in the courtyard while there

Really friendly staff and excellent cakes at an affirdable price . Also had lunch and really quick and good food . A hidden gem :-)

This place is lovely! A great day out starting by a walk and then a drink and a cake. I especially love the unicorn milkshakes so tasty!! They’re so clever! Xx

Lovely waffles with icecream but it was put into a paper cone which looked good but when you took it out of the cone to eat there was hardly any ice cream It was all waffle

Took my friend for her birthday,staff friendly and seated us quickly. Not sure if the cakes were made or brought...

So many temptations here, and I have no will power, but great for yummy treats. their hot chocolates are lovely,...

Visited after seeing the place on Facebook, was slightly disappointed that they didn't have a good variety of cakes as usually advertised and that it was quite expensive. But worth a visit as a treat!

We have Just been for a lovely day at Middleton Hall and finished up our day out with lunch, coffee and cake at the courtyard cafe Bake 180.They have a great range of lovely cakes and frappes on offer including a fantastic loaded unicorn which all the kids seemedTo be enjoying. The food was delicious, fresh and reasonable ... the fish Finger sandwich was delightful and was delivered quickly By the staff who were all very friendly and helpful.We sat outside and lapped up the beauty of the quaint courtyard and looked in the other cute little shops that surrounded.A great place to come for a walk, mooch around, a spot of shopping and take in some history followed by delicious food at Bake 180. I'm really Looking forward to returning for our next visit. :)

We visit Bake 180 regularly, either when we're visiting Middleton Hall, enjoying the RSPB walk or just fancy a snack. I love the Rose Lemonade tea! I think the cafe would be much improved if there wasn't the cut off time of noon for breakfast and snacks like beans/egg on toast...the rating would improve if these options were available all day. A good variety of cakes if you've got a sweet tooth, tasty soup, afternoon teas, but not a great vegetarian choice. There's indoor and outdoor seating. The staff are helpful and friendly.

Real nice breakfast and coffees , portions good sized, reasonable price. Didn't have to wait too long either and the staff were very pleasant and welcoming . Will definitely visit again

Pretty much everyone I speak to lately raves about Bake 180 so on a rare day off work my husband and I decided to pop over to see for ourselves.I don't know quite what I expected but I was a little disappointed. It's a small and pretty standard coffee shop that sells a handful of huge over the top hot chocolates and that's really all that makes it any differentThey are about £5 each and are OK, not amazing, I guess it all depends how much you like hot chocolate?

This little coffee shop was a lovely find. We had seen photo's of the hot chocolates and decided to take the kids down to Middleton Hall to try them on bank holiday monday.The place was heaving and we had to wait for somewhere to sit, although it is very small anyway, even the courtyard tables had been taken.Its very quaint , the interior sympathetically decorated so that it is in keeping with the outside barn buildings.A lovely place to visit for a coffee or hot chocolate and a cake or something to eat.Service was a little slow, although it was extremely busy, and our 5 drinks came out at different times which was a bit odd. We couldnt all sit together so the two boys sat on a table for two round the corner on their own, though i dont think that bothered them too much.

Went today, Monday, with the family , the whole site was heaving including the coffee shop,through pure luck, or not, we timed it perfectly as a table was free when we entered, though this table was not cleared or wiped for our whole stay, I had to remove the previous guests plates, all 3,and bits of rubbish, I wouldn't mind but the whole time we were there at a dirty table the young male waiter was constantly passing but was too busy cluelessy shouting spoon numbers to find out who was the recipient of the food he had been parading around, I thought the point of spoons with numbers on was so he could see where he needed to go, either this system is a flawed system or the staff need better training in it.The food... If the setting was not so glorious and beautiful, this would barely rate as a greasy cafe for me, when you strip it down for what it really is, it's just all frills and no knickers, the charm of the surroundings soon wears off. the quality of the ingredients on the breakfast was disappointing, the sausage was very bland and anemic, the bacon was also poor, not helped that they were cooked on a flat bed grill to give it that boils in fat bitty taste for a large breakfast, I expected and needed more beans and mushrooms, very small portions of both, no black pudding or hash browns, it's not a breakfast if there's no black pudding, that's not an opinion, it's just a fact! the toast was bog standard cheap thin bread that came out nearly 3 mins before my breakfast, 3mins might not sound a lot but in food world, it's a lifetime, though it did give me time to try to unpeal and spread the hard cold butter on my now cold toast, love that?! Just butter it when it's hot, I don't really want to deal with greasy buttery fingers fiddling with wrappers and crumbs all over the table, the kids make enough mess thanks, just butter the toast, make the customer aware at point of ordering that you butter it whilst it's hot so they can choose not to have it buttered but I bet you more people would than wouldn't, it's the little things! I'll give credit on the eggs, both perfect, but eggs is eggs... My sister had a panini, she was happy with it, but she like most people doesn't know any better and is appallingly educated when it comes to eating out, what you're really eating and your foods journey to your plate, the panini was clearly a brakes or mkg frozen pre bar marked baguette squashed down, and why the hell on God's green earth you've chosen to put a handful nachos on the plate as a garnish I'll never know? Rustic and homely are not words I'd use to describe the food, it's lazy really, the shop across the courtyard sells Gaytons bread, fresh crusty bread we were recommended this place by friends because they do, and I quote, the best hot chocolate you've ever had or seen, more proof that people are clueless when eating out, a powdery watery mess of a hot chocolate with loads of crap stuffed on the top that you have to eat before getting to the bland brew, if a novelty and wow factor are what you're aiming for then I'm sorry, you're so far off the mark with this dated instagram fad that you should at least make the thing taste nice. fortunately there's not a kick in the Teath at the end with the bill as the price reflects the quality the product Overall, a sad grey boring experience, really need to up your game, we came solely for the purpose of the coffee shop, we won't again

This place is amazing, great choice of fun drinks, lovely setting and the team that work here are very friendly and helpful. :)

I have been to Bake 180 before when Sarah provided cake decorating courses - the premises has since moved across the courtyard into a spacious, welcoming and friendly café. The counter is inviting with loads of treats and a full and comprehensive menu behind the counter with loads of choice including gluten free bread and cakes available. I had received an email from Bake 180 promoting their new loaded hot chocolates and thought that I would do some college revision with a treat - I ordered the unicorn hot chocolate which tasted like hot strawberry milkshake and it was topped with whipped cream, sprinkles, icing unicorn horn and tonnes of marshmallows. After an hour I decided to have some lunch to keep me going and had a tuna sandwich on gluten free seeded bread with salad and Pom Bears (the gluten free alternative to the tortillas).During my visit there was a party of five adults and six children who had a reservation - the staff dealt with them efficiently and effectively (especially considering everyone had a loaded hot chocolate!) whilst maintaining the service to other customers.I highly recommend this café to everyone due to the staff, food and drink selection and the surroundings of the lovely Middleton Hall.

Dropped in at Bake 180 with 2 grandchildren after a walk around the nearby RSPB reserve. All meals were very nice and well cooked. Service was quick and efficient. Not a massive choice but menu varied. The meals were all good value for money and will definetly go again when in the area Can imagine it being difficult to get a table at busy times as it is only a small place.

A lovely tucked away cafe hidden gem! Afternoon te was so lovely, plenty of sandwiches and yummy cakes! The loaded hot chocolate was brilliant too!Staff are very friendly.

My friend and I enjoyed a fabulous 'Festive Afternoon Tea' this week at the lovely cafe located in the courtyard at Middleton Hall.Freshly-made sandwiches with generous and varied fillings, pork pie and salad garnish formed the savoury lower plate and above it was a selection of tempting sweet treats including stollen, tiffin bites, mince pie and chocolate cake. What a feast!The pot of tea was hot and plentiful and the friendly staff were so welcoming, even checking for food allergies before preparing the savouries.Thoroughly recommend a visit to this gem of a place.

Went for what was advertised as Christmas afternoon tea at the coffee shop today with friends. The food was fine a little limited in choice with the little chocolate treats being very sickly but this my personal choice. I did feel the coffee shop itself lacked atmosphere and it make so much more of its lovely location and log fire. A little bit of Christmas background music may of added a bit more of a Christmas feel. A nice catch up with friends but a little disappointing

Last week we did a long walk at the RSPB Nature Reserve and called in at the coffee shop for lunch.Cheerful polite staff and very efficient, having ordered, our drinks were brought to our table very promptly which was much appreciated as we were gasping! Our fish finger sandwich on crusty bread with tartar sauce was delicious, also our coffee's were very good. This was followed by Bread & Pudding & Chocolate almond -cake both yummy, if anyone thinks we are greedy we had done a long walk!Thank you for such an enjoyable lunch.

Went for lunch with 4 adults and our two grandsons one who has gluten and milk intolerances. The staff could not have been more helpful. The food was excellent and we had a range from a child's box to scampi. We went for a walk and then just had to call back for tea and cake which was also lovely. Will defiantly be back.

Lovely courtyard cafe with friendly helpful staff quickly serving delicious home made soup, sandwiches, light bites, cakes and hot and cold drinks.We were a group of 20, we had drinks and a variety of sandwiches, soup and cakes after walking round the neighbouring RSPB reserve. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend this place. Open every day too.

We were given a voucher for "Tea for Two" as a present, and "Wow" were we in for a lovely treat! My wife and myself really enjoyed the experience!!!! We sat outside in the warm Autumn sunshine and indulged!!!! I had a nice cup of tea, and my wife had a lovely Latte coffee., then the waitress bought us freshly cut sandwiches,(Brown and white bread) salad, tortillo chips,Scones fresh cream, and jam topped with strawberries. all in all supperb!!! Thank you so much!!! Bake 180.Its best to ring and reserve your table for inside seating, (we didnt) as we were unaware of that.point as it was a voucher and no instructions on it to reserve a table,before hand. We did enjoy it all the same on the outside seating in the sunshine and waitress service. Fantastic ***** five star. certainly worth a visit. You will not be dissapointed!!!!! Thank you to our waitress!!! Liz and Derek Wood.(If you are buying vouchers to give as a present make sure you inform them to before hand to reserve a table should you wish to dine inside)

Stumbled across Bake180 whilst on a bike ride. Stopped for lunch and had " Posh Fishfinger Sandwich" ..... delicious! Good quality, battered goujons of fish with tartar sauce served in thick, soft, fresh bread. We'll be back!

Myself and my family visited this establishment after the food fayre at Middleton hall. Whist it was very busy the service was spot on.I ordered the burger and my two children had a kids lunch box meal.The burger was cooked to perfection and served on a plate which is a novelty nowadays as most places now serve on chopping boards. The chips came in a fryer basket however these were soon released from there temporary home and placed on my plate.The staff were extremely friendly and the drinks were delivered to the table not long after we ordered the food so we weren't kept waiting around.The kids enjoyed the sandwiches etc.. The usually stuff you find in a kids lunch box. The prices were reasonable and would not hesitate to return back again. Maybe next time try some of the delicious homemade cakes on display however this visit I simply did not have room and my meal was so satisfying.

After a walk around Middleton Lakes we popped in for a coffee & cake and it was just fantastic. Super coffee and moist cakes ! Loved it !

Went up to stay with some family who took us for a walk to the RSPB nature reserve around that area and stopped in the coffee shop after for some lunch. Initially the walkway to the courtyard was shut so we were dubious. But when we found our way in, we were pleasantly surprised. This place is amazing! Their menu was extensive but all fresh to order! I had a southern fried chicken burger and chips for £4.95! I was wondering how small it would come out at that price but was pleased to see a full size burger and a decent portion of chips! Other party members had cake, which was wonderful and really fresh! The staff were fantastic, the place is rustic in design and a really great coffee shop. If you are in the area, this place is an absolute must after a lovely walk around the surrounding countryside. QUALITY!

Great little cafe in a great setting of craft shops which sell one offs, and a chance to visit Middleton Hall before of after makes for a great day out. Right next to Kingsbury Water Park - go for a long walk and have breakfast or lunch at the Coffee Shop. Plenty of seating in the courtyard which is great on warm. sunny days

Very nice coffee shop with excellent snacks and perfect while visiting Middleton Hall and the Lakes. Easy parking and historically interesting. The lakes are very scenic and worth taking your drawing or painting gear.

It's the first time I've been to the coffee shop & would deffo go back I had a latte & rocky road brownie & Tiffin. The latte was tasty & the tidy was nice & Moist not too bitty & the rocky road was a pleasure with marshmallows & cherrys / raisins not to crunchy either very enjoyable & would recommend

Gluten free carrot cake! And massive pots of tea! We got tea for 3 people and 3 cakes for less than a tenner (with 10% RSPB members discount) = perfect place to stop after a walk around the nearby bird reserve.

The menu is pretty broad for a small coffee shop which is situated in a very pretty location in a sunny courtyard. Within the Middleton Hall complex and a stone's throw from the RSPB Middleton Reserve it's a great location and the food is good!Given that the staff could be a bit more welcoming frankly and their inexperience shows rather...so a bit of training would help.Excellent toasties, well presented BUT honestly no napkins!!!!??? Please!!!!! Also their Earl Grey tea is the worst I've ever tasted. Try Janners...Apart from that it's got the makings of a very good business assuming it just sharpens up a tad.

We arrived here after a long walk around the nearby country park and RSPB reserve, so were in need of a decent drink and quality cake. Our order was taken by a very friendly and efficient young woman and delivered to our table outside in the delightful courtyard area where we enjoyed pleasant February sunshine. The cakes are homemade and delicious, the coffee good and the tea made to the desired strength. Top service, top refreshments!

Saw the offer on Facebook for 2 Valentine's breakfasts fir £14, so decided to give it a try - wise choice, started with orange juice and a teacup full of sliced fruit to share - apple, pineapple, strawberry peach, then choice from waffles, pancakes, full English or any of the choice if breakfast rolls. We chose the full Englush, really nice and swapped beans for hash brown, not many places offer a swap! Then choice of drinks, we sampled the Valentine specials of hot chocolate with chili flakes and pink hot chocolate, served in glass ham jars, lovely! Definitely be going back there

Great coffee and cake, nice friendly staff. Ideal location for a coffee shop; very relaxing and pretty surroundings. Highly recommended.

Love this place and the surroundings . Food is spot on , service is perfect and the surroundings are just amazing . Great for catch up with friends as its so relaxed . Although great shops around for window shopping :) Perfect place if you fancy a walk around Middleton lakes too . Will be returning :)

Visited on the TripAdvisor recommendations but it fell slightly short of expectations. The food was OK and obviously cooked individually, as it took some time to arrive, but a friend had chips missing from his order. This was eventually rectified to his satisfaction but it shouldn’t have happened. My feeling was, looking at the contented faces of the other diners is that our meals may have over-stretched the kitchen for a while. It has intrigued us enough, however, to want to return when Middleton Hall is open and we’ll have paninis or some of the other goodies which were on offer. There are specials each day, one of which is soup and sandwiches for £4, so we’ll check those out carefully on our return.

We visited Bake180 on a Sunday lunchtime. The cafe based in Middleton Hall Courtyard is based both inside and outside, and the inside area is quite small, bit we found no difficulty finding a seat.Food on offer includes sandwiches, hot meals, soup, panini, cake and various drinks. The food is very nice and well priced with a main costing under £5.I think they could improve the way they find the tables when bringing your food. Currently they give you a numbered spoon, but they have to then find you or the spoon when delivering the food. If the tables were numbered, even with the same spoon, then the customer could tell the staff which take they were at when they order. This would mean the staff know exactly where your are sitting without searching.Overall, great meal at a great price. Thanks for a lovely lunch.

Came here after seeing the great reviews on Trip Advisor and fancied a trip of our own!So glad we did. ordered 2 paninis and 2 hot drinks and a side of chips.. £14 was the bill.. but my god. It was amazing! Staff were helpful and polite... Place was clean and well kept. Wiill definantly return. 10 out of 10

great place to go for afternoon, visit the house its very interesting and you wont be disappointed, play croquet on the lawn, all the little shops in the courtyard are worth a visit with delicious ice cream in the sweet shop!

We called here on a Monday morning. The other shops in this Courtyard don't open on a Monday but we were here to visit the RSPB Middleton Lakes. The coffee was ok but the cherry scone that we ordered was spoilt by being heated in the microwave. So much so that the butter melted straight into it, like hot buttered toast. Maybe the scone was stale and they heated it so much as to disguise it's staleness? We won't be back.

Yet another great visit - pleasant staff - great breakfast - plenty to eatAll cooked fresh Although out of the way strongly recommend you visit this restaurant

Lovely staff, very accomadating , quick service and varied menu in a pretty setting with other interesting little shops close by

Food looked good, as this was a heritage day it was exceedingly busy a long wait for coffee, so we tried the alternative in the hall.

Food freshly prepared to order, with a comprehensive menu. Whether a speciality tea, a barista coffee service or just a a pot of tea and cake Bake 180 has it. Situated in the lovely setting of Middleton Hall courtyard eat in or out. Reommended.