Cafe at All Saints in Herefordshire, County of

The cafe is set in a lovely church and recently we have been in for coffee and cakes. The cakes are well made but they are the same every day, week.... It gets boring having the same choice especially when one of our party is gluten free. They've sold the same chocolate brownie for years. Variety is the spice of life they say, maybe Bill's kitchen should consider that?

Absolutely brilliant what a gem in the heart of Hereford! Love coming here! Not only is the food fresh and delicious the staff are amazing! Really good old fashioned customer service which all adds to the amazing experience! Thank you, we will be back! ⭐

Lovely flat white coffee but the counter staff were extremely rude also surprised coffee same price to takeaway as sit in shame as I used to love this place

We had the most delicious lunch here today, the best flavoursome quiche I have had in ages, along with the ratatouille salad, which was perfect. Michael had the Spicey Mexican Chicken with rice that he loved. Finished off with two delicious looking cakes and a lovely cappuccino, and a latte. The surroundings are charming, as are all the staff, we will be back.

Excellent as always, salads are delicious prices have increased slightly but the quality off the foods is worth it. This is my go to eating place,several times a week. Setting is magnificent.

I have been a regular customer since Bill’s opened in All Saints, Hereford. Maybe not for much longer, find the portions are now much smaller these days , plus dishes not what they used to be, my husband had the beef and there were several large lumps of inedible fat in it ! I had the gratin just disappointed, also the prices have risen dramatically! I know sign of the times but a light lunch now £14.50 ! plus a drink needs to be better.

The food and service here used to be second to none but we were faced with a poor selection that did not look fresh and appetising, the waitress eating behind the counter and struggled to get anyone to serve. This is not how this used to be - has there been a change in management ?

Such a treat to have properly prepared vegetarian food instead of the tired staples of so many other venues. Salads well thought out and delicious. Worth coming just for lunch. Very helpful staff too.

I went here for lunch with a friend and the food was delicious, really good value for money as well. The staff were friendly.

I ordered French Toast/Eggy bread. Overcooked and tasted like other things had been put in the pan before my order, ratio of egg to bread was very low Should have asked for fried bread and syrup I was starving so I did eat a few bites. Pretty yuck.

Very poor greasy breakfast overloaded with thick toast to make the plate look loaded. Bacon was overcooked and very strongly smoked. 2 small sausages, scrambled egg, a mushroom and half a tomato. Expensive and poor value for money. Not recommended and lucky to get 2 stars from me !!

Visiting Hereford for Christmas shopping and enjoyed a pit stop here. Lovely insude the church, making it even more festive. Enjoyed hot drinks and cake. There was a decent menu of hot meeals too. Food looked yummy. It's worth a visit!

What a brilliant location, really superb cafe located within the church building. Really nice home-cooked dishes , something for everyone. Quiche was fantastic will lovely salad to accompany. Great multi use location .First class all round👍👍👍👍👍

We had soup and mains. It was Very expensive: a small pea soup and tiny roll was £7. My Tofu salad was tiny, just one desert spoon each of two salads and three small slices of tofu was £9, there were no salad leaves and it looked more of an expensive starter than a main. My husband had venison and mushroom pie. It came with 6 tiny pieces of roast potato and a minuscule portion of salad leaves and cost £14. We were still hungry after paying £37 for lunch for two people. The quality of the ingredients was great and everything tasted delicious but we won’t go back as we both had to go out and eat bags of crisps to fill up. Incidentally, we then went to Hereford cathedral where the cafe there does a massive plate of salads for just £5! Or Quiche and salads for £7. Oh how we wish that we had eaten at the cathedral.

Absolutely delicious lunch! Well worth the very reasonable cost, and lovely inventive dishes. Particularly enjoyed the aubergine quiche :)

Very well cooked ingredients and choice, friendly service, in an unusual church environment, Excellent scrambled eggs !

Always visit here on our rare trips to Hereford. Fantastic building (church), with a great atmosphere. Really great food, good selection and friendly and helpful staff. A must visit when in Hereford.

A cafe in All Saints church, in the centre of Hereford. Had lunch here, vegan red pepper soup and a home made roll for me, my friend had a huge salad with local ham. We both agreed it was delicious, and wanted to buy some of the home made bread to take back with us.

Went to Bills kitchen as we normally do when we visit Hereford. On this rainy Saturday it was a good idea again. Ordered two small coffees and sausage bap. Told the girl on the till no butter. (I like them better that way. The sausages are delicious). However when our order arrived the coffee was distinctly Luke warm and the bap had butter on it. Would have visited the till but a queue was in place. Just thought you guys should know not up to the usual brilliant standard. Still ate the bap though.

We ordered the curry; which seemed to be vegan by default ... and although the food was reasonably tasty, the portions were stingy at best. £12 for a flat soup bowl of rice and curry. A shame as this place used to be great for vegans; now not much to choose from. There are other places in Hereford where you can get a good sized vegan main dish for around £8 and just as tasty or better. Counter service only. Tables don't appear to be cleaned in between customers with lots of dishes sitting on empty tables.

Absolutely lovely lunch out on a whim in centre of Hereford. Salads were fresh, tasty, very flexible and service was charming and friendly.

This is the first time we've been back to Bill's in All Saints since before Lockdown. The price for one full breakfast, one sausage bap, a tea, a coffee and two small brownies was £31. I assumed this was the new going rate (cost of living crisis, etc) but OH thought it was steep. We were too early for lunch (so I didn't take note of the prices for those meals on the menus posted by the serving area) but the choice of dishes on offer after 11:30am looked good. The food we *did* have today was excellent, and there was plenty of it. There were three very tasty sausages in my breakfast bap, and the bacon on OH's meal was lovely and crispy. The service was quick and cheerful. All hail the young woman clearing tables—how she scampers up and down those horrible open-backed stairs leading to the upper floor all day I'll never know! NB: Make sure you get your receipt—it has a code on it to allow you to use the toilets.

Lovely eatery. Great choice of food including vegetarian, vegan, dairy free and gluten free. I had the vegan option and it was delicious. Can highly recommend.

This cafe is located within All Saints church but it is no little amateur outfit. It is popular and offers a decent menu. The food is excellent, though simple and a little pricey. Pleasant space and welcoming staff. The premises still serve as an active church

I really like this place. Food and location are really good. Very nice upstairs area. Only criticism is the prices: £7.50 for a bacon butty is pushing it and the rest of the food, which is nice - but it’s still a hot plate - is getting on silly prices. I’d be interested to see what the equivalent costs are in other places around there. Sorry to be a grinch - still highly recommend

This place has been going for 25 years and Hereford is fortunate to have it. The church setting gives it spectacular architecture - don’t miss the naughty medieval carving upstairs - and a lively community spirit. I entered (wrongly) via a Christmas card stall and listened to carols from a school choir while eating eggy bread with Tudge’s bacon and maple syrup. Heavenly. Unique. Can’t fault it.

Stopped for a quick lunch at Bill's, in All Saints Church, and was very pleasantly surprised. Good food, including more than one vegan option, served by delightful staff in a really lovely environment. Good portion sizes and pretty decent value too. Highly recommended.

Lovely airy place to eat with a very peaceful atmosphere. Food always good, very fresh. Good vegetarian options, but more dairy free would be good. Staff friendly and efficient

An Excellent Breakfast Al fresco before 9.0am when every other restaurant opens. Ordering inside the Medieval Church was effortless . The Coffe & Fresh Orange Juice was nice too.

Here just for morning snack, coffee and cake for two. Bill's bill is £13:40 for this but it's pleasant surroundings and good to see a church building being utilised and well maintained. It's order and pay at the counter and collect your goods on a...

Nice place and pleasant to sit . Unfortunately you get charged £8.90 for a £3.50 sausage sandwich , thats a bread bun , with some leaves that had had some sort of cooking oil poured over them , the Tea was OK and surprisingly cheap...

This is a nice place to eat and we would go there again, but actually what blew us away was the amazing glass and medieval features of the old church it is in. If you go, check out the 14th century choirstalls with amazing misericord...

Just a strong double shot large Americano I reflected on spending £13.00 on a Jamaican or North African meal. Bill Sewell is head chef and restaurant proprietor who's brought much to the business. The nice Café like informality and discreet staff make a blend of...

Always an interesting variety of food on the menu. Wonderful location near the centre of town. And friendly staff

We stopped off at Bill's just looking for a bowl of soup on a cold and rainy day .. looking around we didn't know what to think as we were standing inside a church but after a glowing recommendation from a gentleman sitting down having...

What a great place for breakfast. Might be odd to be sat in a church but the food and coffee were excellent. The delicious sausages and soft home made bap along with lovely eggy bread with maple syrup were fresh and delicious. Warm friendly service...

First time visit and we were very impressed. The coffee was amazing and the lunch food was delicious. The lemon drizzle Friand was the best I have ever tasted. If we come to Hereford again we would not eat anywhere else.

Lovely location in a church in the centre of Hereford. Good choice of snacks and bigger dishes, all freshly prepared and nicely presented. Uses locally sourced foods wherever possible. Good selection of vegetarian and gluten free options.

I thought I was in Tuscany! The cappuccino I had was soooooo good - the best coffee outside Italia! It was so good, I went both mornings I was visiting Hereford - morning one I had a fruit scone, freshly baked and perfect. Second morning...

Didn’t know this was a Bills Kitchen until today. I assume that’s right. Anyway quick trip to Hereford and went into All Saints in the first time in ages obviously. Bit quieter than normal for a Saturday. Had two Cappuccino coffees. The girl making them...

Love this place. It always smells delicious when we walk by. Well worth a visit,even if its just for a coffee with friends. Great staff,with a great atmosphere :-)

It's an enormous, mediaeval church and seating is both in the nave and in a lovely mezzanine. Locally sourced produce, interesting recipes and the best scrambled egg on the planet. Knowledgeable and approachable chef and staff AND you can (if you're quick enough) actually buy...

We found this lovely cafe inside All Saints church in the centre of Hereford on sunny September afternoon on our Wye Valley Walk. Having walked 10 miles we were so grateful of their delicious home made cake and tea, with friendly prompt service, and enjoyed...

A great choice in central Hereford. Half church, half cafe works really well. Had an excellent breakfast and coffee - really good bread baked on the premises, I believe. Lots of space, peaceful, unhurried, toilet available and right in the middle of town. Plus loyalty...

Enjoyed breakfast , lunch and takeaway cake this week while visiting Hereford. Good to find locally and ethically produced food in pleasant safe setting. Tasty food and excellent coffee also.

Really saddened by the change of their homemade white bread to soda bread. Not the same at all and sits heavy. Bring it back please. Taken my custom elsewhere, would love to return.

Visited with friends for a December Dinner on a Saturday evening. The service and food were amazing. Everyone in our party of 12 were hugely impressed and thought the food was absolutely delicious. Lovely atmosphere in the evening too. Wholeheartedly recommend.

I have been coming here for over a year now. The staff are very professional and welcoming. The service is prompt and the food is top quality in a convenient location. I recommend the cafe to everyone.

Visited several times for wholesome, good quality food. enjoy the food, set up and service. Only opportunity for improvement is serving very hot tea for those who like hot drinks!

Cosy cafe inside All Saints Church serving mostly vegetarian options. Although a committed carnivore I thoroughly enjoyed the curried parsnip soup and good coffee. The other meals looked to be very fresh and tasty all served as quite large portions so I don't think anyone is going hungry here. This is not my usual haunt, vegetarian and a church but I can definintely recommend this cafe for good wholesome well cooked food in warm, comfortable and unusual surroundings.

What a find! Lovely delicious and healthy food in a cafe inside a church in the centre of Hereford. The menu was quite varied and contained a good range of meat and vegetarian mains and salads, as well as yummy looking cakes and desserts. Definitely recommend - people (locals and visitors) were queueing to get, but actually you didn't have to wait long.What a great way to find alternative uses for a working church. The wooden and metal structure that has been inserted inside the church to create the kitchen and cafe is ingenious - outstanding design - and it still leaves a large proportion of the church to be used respectfully and effectively for church services.

We stayed in a Travel Lodge and came here as soon as it opened at 8 am on a very wet Saturday night morning. The cafe is cleverly situated in a large church in the centre of Hereford. It has welcoming staff, warm radiators to sit by, fantastic coffee and truly scrumptious breakfasts. I had the poached eggs with creamed spinach on the cafe's own brown toasted bread plus ham. Delicious. Himself was very happy with his scrambled eggs on brown toast plus salmon. Good value and great ethics. Fine way to start a day

Just out of the ordinary - something different than your average cafe. Sit upstairs and let the minutes tick by in conversation surrounded by church architecture. Kid friendly, wheel chair friendly providing you can haggle for a seat downstairs. Oh did I mention it’s a church!

This is a fab cafe inside a church right in the centre of Hereford, great home cooked food all looked absolutely delicious, the service was mega quick and it certainly appeared to be a very popular place for lunch in Hereford...we shall definately be going back.

I really can't fault this place - great food, drinks and service. We stopped in for tea and cake and were very impressed with the selection of cakes including good gluten free options. Well worth a visit.

Great coffee, great food, proper food! A super selection of interesting lunchtime fare. Lots of Gluten Free too; cakes and lunches! A calm and atmospheric spot in the middle of a busy small city! A quiet place to revive after shopping

I hadn't been here for sometime and it hasn't changed at all. The cafe was very clean and tidy, the staff are very friendly and the food is beautifully cooked. It is a very relaxing atmosphere and a good place to meet up with friends or family. Looking forward to going again.

Visited as recommended by TIC One adult high allergy to GARLIC. Sadly all foods on offer at lunchtime had garlic added. Staff helpful and made a smoked salmon salad with rosemary potatoes. Tagine was heavenly! Friendly staff and noted how caring they were to older, disabled and families with young children, offering to bring food to the tables, water jugs etc. Food good quality but need a little assistance with regard to people with allergies and intolerance. E.G. staff suggested a quiche with pesto added - the customer had a garlic allergy - pesto contains garlic. Disappointed that all foods contained garlic. Worth a visit, as Hereford City sadly lacks a good restaurant for lunch, plenty of places for sandwiches/wraps and soup etc.

This really is a diamond in the centre of Hereford city. A delightful quiet café cited in a church. The staff are delightful and the food is amazing, fresh and with well thought out menus. It isn't cheap, but you wouldn't expect it to be for the quality of the produce. The staff are delightful - nothing is ever too much trouble. Always a delight to visit. Take a book for a quite lunch or visit with friends.

Tomato, pesto, mozzarella, on a warm roll. With, to quote the server, "a nice glass of apple juice, and all apple juice in Herefordshire is nice." He was not wrong. Then we went up to the gallery to look at the carving.

What a gorgeous place!! Eating a top notch breakfast in serene surroundings next to a beautiful stained glass window is a wonderful way to start the day. The food isn't cheap but it's quality ingredients, cooked and presented well. The scrambled eggs were creamy and delicious and the sausages were amazing!!

Had the brown bread ploughman’s sandwich & salad which was ok £6 but my wife had Ham,coleslaw Ciabatta very dry poor quality ingredients salad had brown parts to it £7 and when I asked how big the pots of tea where,was shown a large pot for 2 so I had the small pot for 1 and 2 cups as I don’t drink a lot of tea but later discovered that I had been charged for 2 @ £4.20 I think that charging £2.10 for a cup of tea is scandalous.you tend to think that the cafe is cheaper because it supports the church however its the dearest in Hereford lots of places cheaper and better quality won’t be visiting again

Better than expected excellent freshly cooked scrambled eggs on home made brown toast with tasty sausages bacon and mushroom.

We went there for lunch. Busy but we got through the buffet quickly having taken our lunch for a goodly selection of dishes.

I've loved having a coffee here since I was first taken a couple of years ago. The decaff coffee (my choice) is delicious and has a great flavour; surroundings are amazing as you're sitting in part of an active church. I love it if the upstairs gallery is open as the views of the interior are wonderful and you can appreciate the stained glass windows and architecture all the more. Food is amazing too from savoury dishes to cake (on this occasion it was coffee and Nut & Chocolate Brownie - shared). We'll be back!

Having been disappointed by daytime food elsewhere in Hereford I had given up hope, till I found the cafe in All Saints church. This was excellent. Very friendly, great tasty food, a fine pot of tea, and all run sustainably (zero waste, local produce etc). The church the cafe sits in is itself very beautiful. The only odd feature is the space age toilet hidden round the corner that looked totally out of place (was, though, very clean). Strongly recommend this cafe, head straight here..

Incredible selection of food. We were there for lunch and there was a great selection of hot meals, sandwiches and lighter meals. Really recommend, unique and beautiful setting, lovely atmosphere.

Visited here for first time only had a coffee and a bacon muffin, the establishment advertised sustainable food, I think they must have got my bacon off a pig from chernobyl The bacon was more like Frazzle crisps

Food is delicious, their salad bowls with sesame and ginger dressing is to die for. Such good value for money. Their brownies too are fabulous. Lovely food, lovely staff.

Unexpected find in the depths of the centre of Hereford.

We had tea and cake, a good selection of delicious homemade fayre. They were just putting out the lunch items as we left, which also looked appetising. The pot of tea was good, real tea leaves and soya milk was provided as an alternative to dairy.

Self service, so no hanging about. the signature dish is undoubtedly the quiche. always a good selection at a moderate price.Nice atmosphere in a church right in the centre of Hereford.

Great, tasty food in a lovely venue. Simple menu yet plenty choice including vegetarian and gluten free options. Has been my first choice for lunch in Hereford for a number of years and never disappointed.

Great little place this in a unique setting, good home cooked food and good choices. A real gem once tried and you’ll keep going back

We use this lovely cafe at least once a month, we have be visiting it for 18 years and can honestly say we have never had a bad meal.It is very good for vegetarians but they do serve meat dishes.Great for morning coffee best in town.

Everything was perfect from the wonderful bread baked on site to the way the scrambled eggs were cooked, the granola was special too.

Eat here on a weekly basis, food is amazing, never disappoints. The North African stew very tasty, quiche and pizza always a hit.

I really did not enjoy my self at all. The food was very average and expensive. The salad boring a choice of mixed leaves or a carrot based mix or another carrot base mix. The rosemary roast potatoes were barely warm and extemly chewy and hard to cut. The quiche was tasteless. And a tiny soft drink cost £2.40 a rip off. First time I have visited and will not be in any hurry to visit again.

We often stop at All Saints Cafe for lunch - usually just the soup and a roll. It's always good, often excellent, tasty and well made. Rock on !

No words for this incredible little diamond. Excellent staff and service, fantastic freshly cooked food and choices.

My husband and I had lunch at the Cafe this week after a meeting in Hereford. We have been here a few times in the past, a number of years ago.

Tasty, fresh, feel good food of great quality. Cannot recommend this place enough to my friends and colleagues, a real hidden gem in Herefordshire.

The food here is top-notch - wholesome, locally sourced and tasty. Enjoyed the squash, cheese and spinach quiche with a variety of salads. Although busy, the atmosphere is always tranquil (maybe due to the church setting) but with a bit of a buzz.

First day of our visit to this area spent exploring and shopping in Hereford city. Two local shop assistants recommended this place and we had a very tasty lunch. The church has been cleverly converted to give a welcoming relaxed atmosphere on 2 floors.

Excellent value for money! Delicious veggie whole meal quiche, roast new potatoes in jackets plus mixed leaf salad and latte - all for under £7! Lovely church setting too.

We have not visited All Saints Cafe for some years but we had visitors who we thought would enjoy a different type of lunch experience. Generally the food was ok but the pesto and mozzarella sandwich was not a good combination., and much to my surprise the Browne was dry. I would however recommend the sausage sandwich.

Nice atmosphere in All Saint's at the centre of Hereford. The cafe can seat about 50 with at tables the floor level and up a set of stairs on a raised platform under the church roof. The food was a good selection of wholesome and healthy dishes. I had a very tasty quiche with some excellent side sofas and a wonderfully tasty slice of wholemeal bread. The food is freshly cooked, appetising and well flavoured. I had a Latte to accompany the food and this was also very tasty. The staff are clearly enthusiasts for simple but well cooked food, definitely worth a visit.

My family and I have been coming here for years, actually I think almost since it opened, and we really love it. I especially like the coffee, but also quiche and superfood salad!

Cafe is set within all saints church towards the rear, there is an upstairs seating area as well. Small queue but it didn't take long to be served, we ordered a pizza slice with green leaf salad and one salad made up of the four salads available, one lemonade and one milk. Plenty of seating to choose from either upstairs or on the ground floor.Friendly service, good quality value for money food. There is a code for the free wifi and a code to,use the toilet.

A modern cafe built within an old operating church.

Stopped for a quick coffee whilst visiting Hereford. The cafe is set up inside an old church in the centre of Hereford. Friendly staff. Ideal place to stop.

if you like coffee (or tea) and a cake or three combined with church doric architecture etc then this is the place to visit. Hot/cold and fresh food with a christian atmosphere is the perfect resting place for those worn out legs. Try it, love it and enjoy it.

On a sunny day it was a great pleasure to sit outside this converted church and enjoy a leisurely breakfast. Proper toast (thick and well-buttered) smothered with scrambled egg, crispy bacon, mushroom and sausages washed down by a generously-sized coffee.

A popular place in the middle of Hereford, offering unusual and tasty fare. I've always enjoyed their salads; on a warm day like today that was a good choice. I had roasted sesame tofu with salads - yum. Some might consider their prices a bit on the high side, but you do get what you pay for!

Nothing out of the ordinary about this place, but it has good coffee and good hot lunches. It occupies more than half the space of a still functioning C of E church (very high, by the looks of it). The location is convenient to the cathedral.

This place is very special to me and my family, we just love it here! The food is just incredible and the staff are amazing, we often come for breakfast however Cafe @ All Saints caters for everything from a coffee to lunch! I cannot praise the wonderful place enough!

Sandwiches for lunch? Nah mate, how about lentil-packed rice and slow-cooked crispy chicken? Even the coffee was great! The best lunch I've had in ages, in a lovely spacious café. Next time I must try one of the homemade cakes, they looked lush.

Been a while since I ate here so it was nice to be reminded how good this cafe is - Illy Coffee, lovely homemade lemon and blueberry cake and a ham & coleslaw roll. All were superb. Friendly service, nice seating outside to watch the World walk by. Everything is fresh and reasonably priced. It is a nice central place to grab anything from a quick coffee to a substantial hot meal.

This church underwent a,big renovation in the 1990's and reopened as a cafe, a communal hub and still has services along with war memorials and church architecture. It has blended the old and the new with great thought. The brochure about the church is superb and just fifty pence and they're are other brochures to peruse too. The cafe menu is varied and the interior clean and well laid out. It's worth a visit if you want some ideas about what to do with a redundant church.

Worst cafe in herefordshire highly overrated Food left on heated counter all day should be thrown out rat her than served. Dicusting place. Never again.