Coopers Trading Company in Wycombe - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

This place serves great coffee, probably amongst the very, very best- if it put the same amount of effort into the food and service this would be a gold mine. The sausages in the baps were pre-cooked and of poor quality. Would return for a great coffee, but we'd eat first.

Love this place, coffee is the best. Had a lovely toastie and sausage sandwich plus the fresh juice is also delicious. New favourite place.

Being round the corner from where I was working I'm sure half of my wages went to Coopers and for good reason too! The food is delicious, they do great coffee and the staff are super friendly not to mention their dog friendly too!

Authentic, professional and very cool. Plenty of friendly staff. Perfect coffee. Takeaway wasabi tuna + ginger baguette was £6.35 but excellent so good value. Sat next to the usual ornamental stuffed bean sacks only these are imported from South America directly by Cooper's. Treated myself to a bag of Colombian Diego Samuel and Yes! It does have fun peach and pineapple notes. Sipping now and feeling like a boss! Next time I'm on the a404, I'm heading in. Clearly lots of other people have had the same idea. Find it and love it! Ps plenty of charging points, happy to let you. Only downside: there isn't one in Oxford 😪

So pleased we decided to stop here for lunch ; found by chance as we had an appointment at The Marlow Club. The greeting was warm and friendly, the food delicious and the service superb. Loved the style of the venue which reminded me of visits to the uber hip dogpatch area of San Francisco and some of the roasteries of NYC.

Absolutely love the coffee here. Combined with the atmosphere and super friendly and professional staff, it's a great place to catch up with friends, or even have a business meeting. Highly recommended.

Working down the road from Coopers I'm sure the majority of my wages go here but that's what you can expect when the coffee is great, and the staff are so friendly! I would 100% recommend!

Had a very nice sandwich in coopers today, our waitress Eloise was great. We left a tip on our credit card so hopefully the staff receive it in full.

Cannot recommend this place enough. Service was excellent, coffee was great and the food was delicious. Go for the Cooper's signature toasties and sweet potato hash, you will not be disappointed. Would be worth the 10 minute wall or so from the main highstreet if you are in that area.

We love it here. Chilled vibe. Dogs welcome. Vintage furniture in industrial surroundings. Good staff & food. Amazing coffee.

Relaxed, welcoming place for breakfast or just coffee, both are brilliant. Staff were friendly and the service is great. Love it.

Coffee was fairly bland .....nothing special ........feels like somewhere on people go to be seen rather than me those who really care about the coffee.......but it's in Marlow so it must be fabulous ........not a patch on my usual workhouse coffee ...won't be back

Visited Coopers today whilst meeting up with family. We were in Marlow, staring at the Travelodge on the industrial estate. Looking for somewhere to breakfast a quick Google search through up Coopers. Strangely, we weren’t sure the Map was right as we had walked past their unit several times without realising. We decided in the first instance to give them a go out of convenience. However, what an experience it resulted in being. We were greeted warmly despite being a large group of 8. The menu was extensive enough to cater for all tastes. Half the group plumped for the toasted sandwiches, the others decided upon the avocado and eggs. The food was exceptional, far exceeding expectation. The coffee was the perfect accompaniment, with most of the group ordering a second cup. If you are in the region at either of the neighbouring hotels give them a go, you’ll not be disappointed.

Popped in here by chance and loved the reception greeting, the Covid friendliness, the choice of food and the ambience. They were knowledgeable about the ingredients but, as with so many places, need to have a greater range of puddings for those with allergies. Soya doesn't need to be in everything that is dairy free! Having said that, I would definitely go to Coopers again as the mains are really nice.

What a great find. Great coffee and lovely bacon , cheese toastie. All takeaway at the moment of course.

Nice coffee and interior but wow, such an insanely rude woman on the till. Perhaps she'd had a bad day and it was a one-off but her whole manner was appalling - she was a mixture of bored and angry and seemed like she hated the customers. Almost left without my coffee. Never experienced such a hostile member of staff anywhere... and for literally no apparent reason.

Arrived in Marlow to find The coach only doing breakfast at weekends so on Friday I was directed by Marlow Green to Coopers on the globe park estate, which is open on Friday. Great system, in one door out the other - limited menu I am told on entry but go for the avocado and eggs but a choice still, sourwood, white or whole meal toast! Told where my coffee will appear and also my breakfast and given a “flying saucer” small disk which will light up when coffee is ready, breakfast ready and button to turn off lights. First young lady to speak with a mask on that I can hear and understand! At my table there is a sign ‘Please do not feed Cooper’ and I look for a bird in a cage or similar. Nothing. They I am aware as I read my newspaper of a small black head leaning on my table! I ask if Cooper can have small dog treats I carry with me and given the ok. Great service and great system but I guess because of location only open 3 days a week as the trading estate looks deserted and car park empty. Can’t wait for my next visit.

Great coffee & great atmosphere! Would definitely recommend coming here for a bite to eat and a coffee.

Being located on an industrial estate, it was ages before I thought to go there. But I’d got myself a new coffee machine and was googling for local fresh roasted coffee beans when this place showed up. I popped in to pick some up and I was astonished by the place. Great vibe, great food, great coffee. I’ve been there loads since, and taken friends too. Even went to an evening gig. Oh, I almost forgot. The whole reason I discovered the place was because of their freshly roasted coffee beans. I buy a kilo at a time and not bought beans from anywhere else since I found this place 2 years ago. We’re totally spoilt now. When out, it’s very rare that we get a coffee that comes close to the quality we can make at home with Cooper’s beans.

Didn’t know it existed until introduced to me by a friend. Modern and Tasty food, well worth a flying visit!

Great breakfast - freshly cooked and lovely presentation. Very friendly staff, great vibe and decor plus Cooper himself comes around to say hello and make a fuss (NB - he’s the dog the place is named after). We’ll be back!

Great place for a coffee. Confess we have not ventured too far from the beverages section, but this is a lovely drop in place with a nice vibe, friendly and warehouse feel to it. Dog friendly and child friendly. Big long dining table plus a few side tables and our favourite armchair. A firm favourite

Went on the weekend, very busy but fantastic place to be. We all had the bacon and cheese toastie, and I can't stress enough how fantastic it was! Good service and lots of dogs! Can't fault

Went today for a drink following a walk with friends. We were shocked at the state of several items of crockery that we were given, teapot, milk bottle and a mug, all very dirty and the mug badly chipped. I did point out the problem to a member of staff who seemed very disinterested and no apology offered. i appreciate that they were busy but no excuses for poor hygiene.

Great coffee and wonderful breakfast choice , funky atmosphere, own roasted coffee Sourdough toast mmmmm

Went for lunch with the grandchildren. The teas, coffees and juices were all yummy high quality. The food was really disappointing. Two thirds of the menu contained chilli, half was based on eggs, which did not appeal. The soup of the day was curry so our choice was really limited. The vegetarian chose a pasta salad. All that was eaten was some of the pasta. The courgette tasted smothered in dill, all bitter. She said she liked red pepper but could not eat it, was it chilli? She gagged on the mozzarella too; something she would normally eat. The other chose a bacon toastie. The toast was dry, thick and hard. It could have been softened with vegan spread or olive oil but wasn’t. Quite a lot of the bacon went uneaten too, despite having ketchup. They will be really hungry long before supper.

I am local to Marlow and visit Coopers regularly. Having just ended a 7 week stint of travel I was so happy to be back in Coopers and enjoy breakfast. The team are always so welcoming and the food is excellent. My particular favourite is the poached eggs, avocado on sourdough. Just enough chilli to liven it up. Informal and quietly cool I just love Coopers!

Saturday morning and absolutely packed out with gym and dog walkers and little in the way of cakes and coffee took 15 mins and was like warm. Would need to visit in the week for better analysis.

Just popped into coopers for brunch after the gym. I had the sweetcorn fritters which are always delicious and hit the spot.

We called in after a walk down by the river and fancied a bite to eat. We all ordered the poached eggs with either mushrooms or avocado on toast. I was quite surprised that you only get one bit of toast with the two poached eggs and avocado for £7.50! My eggs were cold, one was runny and one wasn't. It certainly did not fill us up. The place was really busy and you have to sit where you can. Free bottle of table water was a plus.

I stop by coopers whenever I’m down south, the atmosphere is always great, a buzzing vibe but nobody is too flustered by the business. The staff are top notch and look after you! Food is very good, fresh made to order and tastes incredible!

I go here fairly regularly for reliable brunch options.

Called in on Sunday morning after a recommendation from my son

I was taken here on Friday whilst visiting a friend and loved it. Comfortable funky decor. Nice staff Excellent coffee and great choice of food (but I love eggs!) Total surprise when you consider the location and entrance.

Went for a Sunday brunch. For somewhere seemingly so hipster, it was a shame that there was no real vegan option on offer. Almost all the vegetarian dishes come with eggs and would just be overpriced and a bit basic if ordered without (mushrooms on toast etc) the only other option was £4.95 beans on toast! It’s a nice venue and I like the atmosphere but would appreciate a proper vegan option that’s not just something minus the poached eggs. The sweetcorn fritters could be a good candidate if they could be made without eggs in them.

Me and a friend had a Sunday brunch and coffee. Nice atmosphere and really popular. Location is slightly odd but it's so good, its busy. Tasty mushrooms and poached egg in toast. Will definitely return.

3 of us got a takeaway breakfast while working around the corner. 3 toasted sandwiches and 3 small coffees £28 won't be going back there again

A few visits later and Coopers is still the top coffee I’ve had anywhere in the area!

Keep an eye out for the one off events here. We went to the refugee fund raiser Syrian here for the second time. Great meze, and an excellent location - easy to chat. Staff friendly.

Heston Blumenthal mentioned this place in a magazine article last year so I've been itching to try it for ages. We popped in on Sunday (me and Sue that is, not Heston!) and we loved it! Their coffee knocks the spots off pretenders like Starbucks and the like and their food was delicious and reasonably priced. Great decor, nice relaxed vibe. One my all time favourite places to be. You simply MUST try it!

Found Coopers from a TA search!

Love this place! Tucked away Amazing atmos Own roasted coffee Homemade cakes- the brownie was delicious Heaven! This is my second visit and I’ll definitely return

What a great find! finding gems like Coopers is why I like Trip Advisor. Stopped off for brunch which had ended 15mins before my arrival but not a problem for the friendly staff. Great scrambled egg, avocado on sourdough. The coffee is exceptional. I really like the setting and decor. Set in an industry park with a quirky functional interior......brilliant. I noticed a lot of families and in particular babies so very child friendly. Busy with a rally relaxed atmosphere. Top marks Coopers.

An unexpected visit to Marlow allowed us the opportunity to seek out this place - our SatNav sent us a rather odd way but boy was it worth the effort! Our flat whites, using their own roast Ethiopian beans (we took a bag home), were superb in all respects, complemented perfectly by the amazing orange & almond cake. Very interesting space too.

Buried deep in Marie’s trading estate you may have to look hard to find Coopers set in an old industrial unit. Inside is a stripped bare simple cafe with trestle tables and old seats, but the atmosphere is superb as is the coffee which is roasted on site. Great selection of breakfasts and classic lunches. Amazing place that is clearly loved by its staff and customers.

Popped in after walking along the river with the thought of having a coffee, took a look at the menu and it had a lot to offer so we stayed for lunch and cake!

I have been popping in here a lot more regularly recently and have really enjoyed it. Very comfortable and relaxed atmosphere, lovely brunch and iced coffee. The coffee is indeed marmite, you love it or hate it! I love it and my husband hates it,

We popped in here after I had tried some of Cooper's coffee elsewhere. I had an espresso and my partner enjoyed the 82% hot chocolate which was delicious. They do a great choice of different cocoa %'s from 58% up. My partner enjoyed the chicken and chorizo special salad.

Visited on a Saturday morning after the gym. I had fried eggs and mushrooms. The sauce was creamy and very good flavour. It was delicious and I will be back next week.

Popped in for breakfast. Eggs on avocado. Coffee the best in Marlow. With the place full of young families & groups. Prompt service. Reasonable prices

An interesting establishment set in the middle of an industrial estate and well off the beaton track but the owners have spent a large amount of money judging by the size of the coffee bean roasting machines . The establishment was busy early lunch time and the quality of the food coming out of the kitchen looked to be good .

Coopers was a great find for a quick lunch on a working day. It is an interesting coffee shop with a mixture of long tables for sociable types and tables for 2.

Every time we visit Cooper's we receive great service, good wholesome food (with gluten free options) and more often than not get a chance to stroke Cooper the black Labrador after whom the coffee shop is named. My wife doesn't drink coffee but always gets a great quality green tea with a fresh slice of lemon. She's the gluten free I've and lives to have a slice of home made ( on the premises) gluten free cake. That means we both happy. Or Son works nearby and usually joins us for his lunch and a coffee. Highly recommended if you like somewhere a bit different. The shop is situated near the Marlow business park and the interior is rather retro orspit and sawdust in decor, but we like it for us uniqueness. It's very clean having used the term spit and sawdust!! For goodness sake don't let that out you off. There are a selection of seating styles from soft with low tables to bench style with cushions to individual upright onesat a variety of tables.

I went into Coopers recently, so my mum could grab a takeaway coffee. She got a standard cappuccino. The cup is miniscule (shown on photo) and the coffee tasted burnt / bitter anyway. Suuuuch a rip off, it was about £2.70. And we were served by a very unfriendly girl with no customer service whatsoever. No smile, no “I’ll be with you in a moment”. Either work on your attitude, or change your career. The male barista who served my mum her coffee was also unfriendly, and didn’t bother to show any empathy regarding the price of the coffee. That instantly will get any customer’s eyebrow raised. I think the manager’s response to another review on here is extremely rude & patronising too.

Such lovely food and the drinks are amazing! Such a lovely atmosphere and staff make you feel welcome!

Un posto molto bello e particolare, ottime colazioni all'inglese e ottime torte, servizio molto casereccio che è quello che mi piace di più. Non posso dare il massimo per via del caffe singolo de del prezzo che devo pagare per il singolo. Del resto è del tutto consigliato.

Best coffee in town by a long way. Great venue and excellent location if working in business park.

I'm going to admit it looks a bit strange from the outside in an industrial estate, but pushing open the metal doors I was greeted with a 'Spitalfields, Wapping' sort of place, mmm looks good I thought....

Come here most days to study for the atmosphere and of course the coffee which is the best I know of. The food is also very good.

We've now eaten lunch in Coopers on two occasions.

In a nutshell, or should that be a coffee bean, great tasty coffee - the owners clearly care about making...

Cool industrial style coffee lounge with food in commercial area of Marlow.......very good coffee, free water, excellent wifi with plenty...

What a great find. Communal tables - sofas, complete with Cooper the dog - delicious food and amazing coffee -...

I have been here over five times now, the coffee is really good and far better than some of the...

I work up in London, where there are a number of coffee shops doing great quality coffee, but until Coopers...

Funky setting. Not at all what I expected on a trading estate. Wouldn’t be out of place in Camden/central London.

I always pop into Coopers when nearby, as they really do have the best coffee in Marlow.

Visitamos a la familia. Todos tuvimos huevos con tostadas amarga la masa. Ojalá me hubiera tomado una foto. Los champiñones se cocinan con cebolla, crema y perejil. Teníamos huevos fritos pero puedes pouched! huevos ! £5. 99 ganga.

Vine aquí para una visita improvisada, ya que no pudieron entrar en nuestro café normal (Despensa en Hazlemere)

Artisan coffee served with a smile.The choice of food is compact but adequate always offering a delicious home made soup & a couple of veggie options.The coffee is delicious & makes a pleasant change from the main stream barista shops. The cake is so so but available to take away to stretch lunch that bit further!

Amazing coffee, lovely staff & delicious food. One of the rare places i can take my dog with me and enjoy a nice coffee break. A true hidden gem in Marlow!

When I first visited Coopers I made the mistake of asking for my Starbucks favourite-a Carmel macchiato. They were very polite (not at all condescending) and explained they didn't make flavoured coffee. On their suggestion I took a Mocha and suddenly realised what I have been missing in my usual grab and go beverage. This is REAL coffee made by real Baristas! I've been back many many times. Sometimes with my laptop to do a little work in a relaxed atmosphere, we've had a delicious brunch with the kids, I've had meetings there. I've grabbed take out before a long drive in those fabulous cups that will break down in landfill. I've never felt the place to be anything other than filled with great staff and people of all ages with a passion for great coffee enjoyed as it's meant to be. That and some great locally sourced and freshly made food all at a price less than you will pay at any of the chains.

Coopers is a cool quirky, fun place to be. It's food and drink is of the highest quality and great value for money. It has a relaxed cool vibe and friendly knowledgeable staff. Definitely worth a visit and refreshingly it is a small independent therefore has its own personality unlike all the coffee shop chains on the high st.

I don't often write reviews but seeing the recent posts I have felt that a different point of view would be welcome. We are frequent customers and visit this lovely place on a weekly basis and look forward to it immensely. Coopers coffee is unique, it has a sublimely smooth taste and is worth the money as is the other food and drinks available. We would be glad to pay more for this quality which you can't get in also run coffee establishments. The atmosphere in there is always very relaxed and welcoming and there is always a great mix of people in terms of age range. You could easily spend hours in there, as we often do. The staff are always very friendly and helpful and would do anything for their customers. Every time I ask for chilli flakes (which of course are not on the menu) they always provide them with a smile and don't charge me £3.50 like some Italian restaurants. The place is always full of love, happiness and laughter. And of course loads of furry animals. Cooper is one of the loveliest dogs we have ever met and in all the years we've been going to Coopers we have never seen any problems. Like people, dogs sometimes don't like every dog...But that's not a reason to give such a bad review to this truly awesome place. I could not recommend this place more highly, maybe some people have swallowed a grumpy pill due to this heat..And I'm glad that this place is always full of happy people and the grumpy ones enjoy their buckets of brown liquid pretending to be coffee in their favourite establishments.Keep up the good work Coopers team and see you very soon!

Having heard so much about this place I thought I'd pop in and have a look. If sitting in a shed on benches is your thing then fine and a lot of cool young types seem perfectly happy with it. What I wasn't expecting was to be charged £2.60 for an ordinary coffee to takeaway that came in the smallest plastic cup imaginable. It must have only been barely 200ml. It didn't taste that great either. I shan't be coming back for anything else in this over-hyped establishment.

Visited with my mum and must say what a breath of fresh air this place is. The coffee is fantastic and the food is fresh very well cooked and presented. Mum has a dietary need which required one of the dishes to be slightly changed which was not a problem at all and the staff couldn't have been more accommodating. Worth every penny :)

Dull, pretentious and really over-priced.It was particularly annoying having to queue for over five minutes to pay when I could count four staff floating around the place.

As we were in Marlow today, me and my mum took our schnauzer to the supposedly dog friendly Coopers Trading Company.At a glance the interior is nicely quirky, and I went in with expectations of a some good food and a cold drink. The food in the fridge wasn't particularly enticing, so we moved to the counter to see if the hot food was any better. The food, while definitely overpriced, was a good enough quality, although the eggs my mum had were definitely overdone, a little more hardboiled than poached.The real issue came with the resident dog, Cooper. A large, black lab, he looked calm enough, and seeing as the café describes itself as dog friendly I was more than happy to take our dog over to say hello. Cooper lunged aggressively at our dog, teeth bared and barking. Aside from the fact that this was entirely unexpected, it was also mildly uncomfortable for the rest of the customers, as well as very disconcerting for us. After ordering we sat down, ate our food, chatted and got some water for our dog. Once we had finished, Cooper and potentially his owner, along with one of the members of staff came over to give Cooper a drink in the only water bowl in the café. Here again he lunged, even more aggressively at our dog who was sat right by my legs at the time. Now, I'm a fully grown woman with absolutely no fear of dogs whatsoever, yet understandably this left me a little shaken. Can you imagine if I'd been a small child out with their parent and their dog and this had happened? An experience such as this would be traumatising.In all honesty, I probably wouldn't have even considered writing this review if we'd be provided with any kind of apology. The incident wasn't acknowledged by any of the staff or the dog's owner, with no apology or even an "are you okay?" Overall a very sour tinge left over the entire experience, and I absolutely wouldn't recommend Cooper's to anyone. Might even go as far to warn them off if they were considering taking their dog, or small child, to this establishment.

I was lucky enough to be told about this place by a friend who lives in Marlow. Stopped there for lunch with my cycling group yesterday. We cycled into the Industrial Estate and I thought surely there is nothing here? What a fab place. One of my friends said, "it has a Melbourne vibe". We all loved it. I didn't drink the coffee but was told it was very good. I had poached eggs and avocado on toast. It was lovely. Perfect for us as plenty of room for the bikes. Will definitely go back.

Coopers is tucked away in an industrial estate, and if you didn't know it was there then you'd never find it by accident. The thing is that you need to find it. Utterly excellent coffee and some really well thought out food. Come for the coffee and enjoy it. The owners and staff are more than happy to tell you about it and it's well worth having a chat.

Nothing great about this place , food and drinks are McDonald's standard, it's a normal industrial cafe site ... but the prices are unbelievable OTT ... Nuff said. ....... is it because it's in Marlow? ??????????

Avoid. Unless you like paying over the odds2 sandwiches 2 Drinks. Diet Coke and water bottles2 packets of crispsTotal price over £17. If it was in the middle of London you could expect it but this is on a trading estate! Will not visit again

Doesn't look much but inside is easy sitting, quick service, good food and all done in an easy way so you relax and enjoy one of the best cups of coffee aroundBit like being back at school with long shared tables , but that means you have t be friendly which is never a bad thingOnly down side is the martial arts studio above. Every now and again you wonder if someone is about to drop through the ceiling

Forget motorway service stations: go off the M40 to Coopers and think for a moment you are in a very cool American film. Warehouse styled with long wooden tables and some comfy sofas.Staff are friendly, coffee great, atmosphere completely laid back . Love it.

We've popped here a few times for brunch and have never been disappointed. The layout is funky without being pretentious. A massive refectory table is brilliant for big groups and families. There are plenty of spaces for couples too. The menu is not enormous but has plenty of choices for everyone, including vegetarians who don't want to feel left out on "full English" day! I come here for the coffee and always take away a bag of the house blend which is freshly ground for you. I think this is the best place for a laid back Sunday experience in Marlow.

Located on an industrial estate surrounded by offices and small industrial units, Coopers is like an oasis. Inside it has an industrial feel but that hasn't put off the crowds that flock here. The food is simple but delicious and the coffee is wonderful. The staff are very friendly and go out of their way to be welcoming. It's now a firm favourite destination for a Sunday morning stroll or bike ride.

I do not get time to take a coffee and cake break during the week but as it happened Wednesday was the day to go back to Coopers. I had a delicious banana based cake which although a bit heavy was a good eat. As always the coffee was lovely. I have done the Friday evening live music evenings a number of times and can recommend the vibe for a good time out.

Service was polite, quick and professional.Food was incredible, GVFM, and coffee was brilliant.I would come again :)

We went to a private party here last night ! What a great place lovely find ! Great staff and brill decor !!! I can't wait to go back and have coffee and lunch ! Will be returning !

We have been many times. The reason for our repeated custom was the excellent quality of the coffee and food including the pastries and cooked breakfast. The one downside has always been the waiting time - the service has never been swift. However, one accepted this to a certain extent as everything else was very good. Far superior to most other establishments in the local area. That was until recently. We have been twice very recently. Most recently was within the last week (end of Jan)!! It was appalling. The service was much slower and rude. The coffee was ok and we were served two at least day old(maybe two days old) stale pastries. When we informed the staff, we were met with a rather surprising rude and unapologetic stance. We were then served cold dry toast and frozen butter! Not impressed. Moreover this was so disappointing for a place that I would once recommend to others to go for breakfast or brunch. So much so that we will not be returning. Unfortunately, early success seems to have led to complacency. The loss will be our custom.

Coopers has new menu and new chief! Excellent roasted seasonal vegetables topped with perfectly poached eggs. Excellent Xxx

Visited on a Saturday morning after the gym. I had the breakfast special. Scrambled eggs and smoked salmon with capers. It was delicious and I will be back next week.

Picture says it all really ... come here regularly great little place. Staff are super friendly and it's a very relaxed environment

Love this place. Buzzy atmosphere, nice staff, great coffee and the best almond croissants for miles. Highly recommended.

This has been a long time favourite - be it for coffee or a great Friday evening of live music and food. It has been a great place to meet friends for a relaxed fun evening. We visited recently again for the first time in a while - what a let down !!! An evening of jazz ( which was at best average as the singer and guitarist looked daggers at each other) and discovered that the menu had gone pretentious (is this an influence from now opening Riverlight in Bourne End?). Gone is the Mighty Luke's Burger and in its place ..... gravlax drowned in honey mustard that was in edible as the mustard killed the fish, a daal dish that was an expensive vegetable stew with no texture and a naan bread that was in parts raw dough. We will give it another try but will check the menu before going . Hopefully the simple , relaxed , down to earth and non pretentious Coopers will return , it is what made it special

Went with a friend for a chat and coffee. We decided to have a bacon Ciabata. Wow really really good and not what I was expecting. Excellent coffee, quirky ambience and well worth a visit.

Such a friendly place to drop in after a long walk with the dog. The local dog, Cooper, welcomes you also. Great coffee and a nice croissant. It's a warehouse design but very informal and fun.

Coffee not well made and in a very small cup. My friend had a tea and wanted some extra milk and was charged 30p extra for a drop of milk. It was very noisy with small kids running everywhere and screaming, not a place for a relaxing drink.

Popped into Coopers and had a very relaxing coffee and was amazed at their selection of gluten free goodies. Not just the obligatory one , pre packed brownie but numerous choices of freshly baked cakes and biscuits.Very friendly and attentive staff and a very good atmosphere .I would recommend the hot chocolate, even that comes in four different types. I had white chocolate mmmmmm nice.Unfortunately I didn't have the coffee but the smell of the roasting beans, which they do at the end of the restaurant , was gorgeous.I will be returning soon.

I had heard about Coopers and thought I would pop in for a coffee. The coffee didn't disappoint, it was excellent! As we sat drinking our coffee, we could see all the food being brought out to the tables and so we ended up staying for lunch. Good decision!New York style coffee house, in the middle of an office/industrial estate... Yep, definitely worth a visit or two...