Cafe Latte in Central Bedfordshire

Just found this little gem close to my work and ordered a full English to go with extras, easy to order on the phone, lovely staff and wow!, such a tasty breakfast, cooked to perfection and to order. Will definitely be a returning customer over the next 2 years😋 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

We’ve been here several times for the all day breakfast, usually during or at the end of a 5 to 6 mile walk through Ampthill and Flitwick. Food is freshly cooked, nicely presented and great value. The staff are friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend a visit here. Haven’t tried other menu items, but having seen what is served to other diners it looks delicious.

I’m so happy this place is open again after lockdowns. Husband had the all day breakfast, beautifully cooked and presented. I had jacket potato and beans. Both were delicious. The cups of tea are enormous and they provided soy milk on request. We sat outside and enjoyed the sun and the food. Delightful.

Obviously during COVID this restaurant has not been able to remain open during lockdown but when restrictions lift and we want a treat we will return for their excellent breakfast (other food available)

Cracking breakfast good produce full english cup of coffee or tea for £4.95 and friendly staff .....

We like going there for breakfast if we are on an early shopping trip and can't be bothered to cook our own.

Goo for a quiet bite to eat, it is clean and the service is friendly. Parking can be an issue, you need to park a way away

Great fresh hot food well needed in Flitwick Service is excellent and cost is very fair Good menu very clean

Flitwick is the sort of place one hurries through en route to somewhere more salubrious. Apologies to all Flitwickians for that gratuitous abuse, but when your main attractions are a bisecting railway line and a large Tesco, that's the sort of impression you convey to the casual traveller. However...finding myself post a dull meeting and, in a cool, autumn lunchtime, short of sustenance, I made for a Costa and its limited menu of predictable comestibles, but ended up in this adjacent café, just through pure rebelliousness. And boy, I have made many worse decisions, to be sure. No greasy spoon this, the menu offered a wide range of fresh food, cooked to order and featuring daily specials, no doubt prepared on site. My baked potato came with a serious mound of freshly grated cheddar topped with a decent quantity of Branston, accompanied by a wee side salad (hey, I didn't claim to be imaginative about food choices, just fussy). Simple, substantial and well presented by a charming server; and here's the best bit: with a beverage, the whole meal cost £6.50. I've paid more for a mocca-chocca-sprinkled-skinny chai in a takeaway cup from Starbucks, with my name mis-spelled on its side by a punter-despising barista on minimum wage. Now I don't think, even based on my sparkling prose, that folks will beat a path to Flitwick anytime soon, but if the Fates deal you that sort of destinational hand, make sure that Café Latte soothes your hunger pangs. You can't miss it: on the High St, across from the railway line, with the hulking great Tesco visible in the near distance.

Reasonable priced coffee compared to other high street chains. Qucik break whilst waiting for my train. Very impressed with the service. Keep up the good work.

Decided to drop in for breakfast before shopping. This Café is clean, tidy, and has friendly staff. Our breakfast was well cooked and the service was quick.