Cosy Cafe in South Holland - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We were in Long Sutton while walking from Holbeach to Sutton Bridge, and wanted to have a coffee somewhere. It was market day, so everywhere was busy, but we made the mistake of going in to the Cosy Cafe. The only table available was by the door; before I had got my rucksack off one of the obviously regular clientele had called out 'Close the door please'. Viv, my partner, sat down and I went to order at the small counter, behind which a sole female worker, Ena Sharples lookalike perhaps, was handling a large teapot. Another customer came in, obviously a regular, and she asked him what he wanted. I must have had my Harry Potter invisibility cloak on. 'Let's find somewhere else' called Viv, standing up, and we left the formica tables and and grotty decor to the locals who clearly value it. We went round the corner to The Granary which I would thoroughly recommend. The Cosy Cafe is about forty years out of it's time, apart from missing Woodbine ashtrays and fog of cigarette smoke you could be back in the 1960s when you're in there. From our experience it's certainly not a place where tourists, or strangers perhaps, are made to feel welcome.

Had breakfast here during our stay as the place we were staying at didnt do breakfast. Really nice little cafe, friendly staff and good food

This little gem is well worth a visit, beautiful surroundings and friendly staff, freshly prepared food makes this a visit that you will remember.

It's a fairly typical café, with a decent breakfast, including a drink for under £5. It is clean and tidy with pleasant service and there is two hours free parking outside.