Cafe Amigo, in South Cambridgeshire

Had a coffee which was tasty. Initially the satnav took me to the other end of the village. Plenty of parking. V.friendly staff

Interesting and quirky and welcoming but beware if you have food allergies as the staff seem to be ignorant of the issues. I immediately said I couldn't eat wheat and asked if they had gluten free bread to go with soup. They couldn't find any so I said I would have a salad instead. When the salad arrived it included standard wheat based pasta! There was no indication the salad would contain pasta and the staff said nothing. When I went back with it they didn't seem to understand that it was an issue. I had fish it out. Thankfully I only have an intolerance not an allergy but I did it could have made me very ill.

The coffee is amazing, the food is so tasty, the cakes are varied and delicious. The staff are always friendly. The atmosphere is great. A lovely place to visit.

Great pit stop for cycling. Been a few times and always good. I had beef empanada and my friend a vegan sausage roll. Both came with salad. Great coffee. Plenty of racks and outdoor seating, They give you a pager if you sit outside. Great decor inside.

We had a great Mother's Day brunch. The cafe was extremely busy and there were six of us, but the staff worked their socks off. Many thanks

Stopped in on the way to the bird sanctuary. Fantastic coffee, cakes and savouries all served by lovely, friendly staff. Would highly recommend.

While the service has its haphazard moments: my millionaires shortbread arrived twice, there is no doubting the charm of this cafe, or the quality of the food and beverages. The cafe is worth a visit just for its interior, a bizarre mix of objects on display together with a library of books, as shown in the photos. The chairs are an eclectic mix. It reminds me of Jimmy Monkey's in Singapore.

So expensive! £7 for a sausage roll. £7! I mean c’mon. It was similar to the ones you get at Wild Cafe at the BP garage. Not worth it. So many other places nearby with similar food at a more reasonable price.

Fabulous little cafe. Group of 15 visited today after a walk round RSPB nature reserve nearby. They managed our large group very well and the food was delicious. Will be back

I've been here about 5 times and each time has basically been the same so I feel this is a fair review. The place is just okay. But it could be so much better! Pros: The staff and location are excellent. Decor is fun and clientele are good. Cons: the outside seating area could be tidied up a little, the loos could be much cleaner (and I accept they're in a small portacabin as its a farm location), the coffee is average (and I love S American coffee so really wanted this is to be great), and the pastries have been hit and miss. This place however could be a gold mine if they stepped it up a few gears since the customer base at that bracket is definitely there.

What a find! Just perfect, plenty of parking. Very popular place with cyclists. Great iced Mocha, just what was needed on a hot morning. Great atmosphere. Outdoor seating. Extensive menu. Fantastic quiche

Dog friendly with water bowls for the dogs and fantastic sausage rolls which my dog approves and loves. Staff friendly and recognised me and my dog even though I had not visited for some time.

Best cafe for cyclists to stop at locally. Some indoor seating in a cool vibe cafe but on a sunny day sit outside on a picnic table and enjoy their fantastic coffee and cake. You often get free cream on the side. I wouldn’t say it is expensive. Certainly cheaper than the other overpriced place about a mile away!

Service, they try hard but it's lacking Cakes and food is very over priced especially £7 for a sausage roll and £5 for a slice of cheesecake The toilets ate also horrendous

Had a tasty family lunch here with excellent onsite roasted Colombian coffee. The decor is charming with masses of thriving plants, a bookshelf and a well stocked play box for the kids. Big car park. Service was swift and friendly. Great atmosphere. Emphasis on Spanish style food.

Excellent coffee, decent savoury food, the desserts and cakes are also very good. The slab of bread pudding was a bit of a revelation. The pricing is reasonable a lunch for 2 with drinks and some cake under £20 is not bad. We look forward to coming again.

Great service and lovely food. Reasonably priced food and drinks. We will definitely be returning!

Arrived at 3.47pm and told we could have take away only as they were closing. Had 2 slices of lemon drizzle cake and a 1 small flat white coffee. This cost £13.65 !!!

A friendly little cafe close to an RSPB reserve , Fowlmere. The cafe has a nice South American vibe (think Empanadas), as well as good coffee and selection of cakes. Very much enjoyed the Brownie.

Lovely quirky village coffee stop offering cakes and savoury food. Could have done perhaps with more on on offer for those preferring a vegan diet. Friendly staff.

Paid £7 for a bang average sausage roll. Mediocre and overpriced. Slow service and horrible outside toilets.