Foxlowe Cafe in Staffordshire Moorlands

Just wandering along, and came across this very nice, dog friendly place. sat down ordered our drinks, and the lady brought some little treats for the dog. a very nice touch. Tea was very nice and the fruit toast was lovely.

On Saturday lunchtime (20th Jan) my wife and I went for our first meal experience at the Foxlowe, and to call it unpleasant is putting it very mildly. We ordered tea for two, a bacon sandwich with fried egg for my wife and a 'full English' oatcake for me -- the vegetarian version because otherwise I wouldn't get any mushrooms, apparently. I hope you don't understand that restriction any more than I did. We were asked for payment in advance, received our tea, and waited for the food. We waited for 40 minutes, and eventually persuaded a waitress to chase up our order. She told us that the kitchen had never received it; apparently the cafe's system is all WiFi, and occasionally the connection drops out. Occasionally! I've seen similar accounts of bad service at the Foxlowe here on TripAdvisor, going back as far as 2018, so they've been aware of this glitch for years. That's disgraceful. Anyway, our food was then quickly prepared and served, and while my wife's bacon sandwich was "all right" (her term), the oatcake was pathetic: lukewarm and lost in the middle of a cold plate, covering a smear of melted cheese and chopped mushrooms, topped with two very nasty little quorn 'sausages' and what seemed to be part of an Aldi mixed-salad bag. What in the name of sanity is 'full English' about that? The waitress clearly sensed our displeasure, we left no tip and we left. The Foxlowe cafe management don't appear to care how shabbily their customers are treated, because as a venue for cultural events it will always have new (and unwary) footfall, right? Their presumed attitude is cynical and appalling. Do yourself a favour when in Leek, and STAY AWAY.

Absolutely loved our little brunch here. I had the best mocha i've ever tasted and service was great too. Also was surprised by the good vegan/veggie options. My chickpea dahl was awesome and felt nourishing too.

We've visited this lovely cafe several times before on our trips to Leek, but this is the first time since the lockdown. The experience was great, all covid precautions are complied with. The meals and coffee were excellent and good value. Staff very friendly and efficient. What more could you ask. We will certainly be back.

We had not booked but were able to get a table for 2. COVID aware. Ordered a Greek quasadila and a Greek lamb stew with a couple of drinks Good portions , very tasty and filling This is run by volunteers who were friendly, polite and efficient Definitely visit again

On our way to a lunch engagement, we stopped off for a coffee and view an exhibition there. Friendly welcome from staff and enjoyed the coffee and cake.

The location is beautiful & couldn’t be bettered. It’s dog friendly too. Didn’t eat there & the menu seemed limited for vegetarians. Service was a bit hit & miss and the member of staff who serve me unable to do basic maths. The coffee was weak.

Dropped in mid morning for an impromptu breakfast. What a lovely atmosphere. There were a couple of available tables inside. Excellent service, lovely coffee & a tasty oatcake. Well worth a visit. I went for a stroll in the garden afterwards, which was very peaceful.

Leek has lots of lovely cafes and tearooms but the foxlowe is my favourite by far. The prices are really reasonable and the location is brilliant as it is right opposite the town centre. The cake is delicious and the coffee is always perfect. Really nice staff and would definitely recommend a visit to anyone visiting leek

Love this fantastic venue Been for musicals in past by local drama group More recently for coffee and cake Gem of a venue worth visiting

Had really tasty lunch last Saturday here. My wife took a baked potato with tuna mayo and I the lobby (for those not local - it's a beef stew) - we really enjoyed them

Group of us met for lunch. Service was quicker and more efficient than I remembered. The food was very good. I noticed several in my group left the salad, which was actually lovely. Would suggest it was offered but not automatically served 'cos what a waste. We' d booked a table in the main room but it was occupied when we arrived so we sat in the smaller side room. It was cramped and I found the doggy smell quite unpleasant. I am all for dog friendly venues but that room is not airy enough to disperse the smell. Suppose the wet weather didn't help. Food and service would have got five stars.

We find this cafe a great asset for Leek. On a practical basis it is spacious, warm, and contains a variety of seating- some very very comfortable. It is convenient for the shops. Not only is the menu practical but you are able to support a local cause. We have never been disappointed.

Didn't stay for drinks or food. The very off putting sight of serving staff chewing her nails behind the counter just put me off. I don't care if staff are volunteers or not, they should all understand and carry out basic hygiene. The Foxlowe is a nice venue and we've had good food and service there over the years BUT I'm not prepared to put up with such amateurish unhygienic behaviour.

Have been to The Foxlowe twice this week! Both times with kid/kids to meet friends and eat cake. The garden is gorgeous. The cake lovely! Had coffee and walnut first time and Bakewell tart today, both gorgeous. The garden is kiddy friendly and huge. They had a wigwam and few toys out for children. They also found lots of wild strawberries they were very happy picking and eating!

Came for lunch as recommended by a local relative. Warm welcome. We enjoyed a tasty meal followed by delicious coffee and cake. It seems to have mixed reviews, but our visit was very good. Hope to return on a future occasion, maybe see something going on at the Arts Centre as well.

This is a charity run cafe and art gallery in a prime place at the top of the marketplace in Leek. The food is served by volunteers who work hard to get you served. The menu is cafe typical with homemade soups with bread rather than rolls. A bacon sandwich is really a main course with large portions pretty much the standard.

Leeks Foxlowe Art Centre and cafe has something for everyone.A thriving cafe serving delicious food to a concert venue serving up quality acts, Leek is very fortunate to have The Foxlowe!Highly Recommend

I've used the Foxlowe several times. I agree with the recent comment about the £10 limit on cards. Also maybe the staff could talk together somewhere that doesn't affect customers? I certainly didn't feel welcomed. Please try eating a sandwich that falls apart on a board, it doesn't work. Very messy. It's expensive now. I think I'll try the café next door.

Called in on the off chance Saturday morning 24th at 10:45am for a coffee and a bite to eat with my wife.

I love this cafe, the cakes are delicious and the coffee is excellent. There are plenty of seats and the staff allow you to enjoy your experience without rushing you! It is a great place to catch up on some reading and people watch from the seats near the windows!

Went to this cafe on the Sunday of the craft market - when you'd have thought they would be fully staffed and ready for the crowds!

Hi, nice cafe with good atmosphere. Personally love the coffees and home made cakes. Also very nice in the summer as the garden is taking shape nicely!

Stopped for coffee and cake, which was very nice. The building is very interesting and would I have liked to stay longer and explored, near the market square parking was quite good

Lovely community cafe serving drinks and light meals and sandwiches part of a community art space and theatre

Me gusta el Foxlowe utilizada para las últimas visitas, pero han sido extremadamente decepcionante. Sopa aguada insípido del día, pan rancio y sin vida. Débil y barata. El personal estaba más que feliz de restitución o sustituir pero necesita una urgente revisión de la cocina y la fuente de sus productos.

Hemos visitado el Foxlowe unas cuantas veces, y aunque es un poco deterioradas el café siempre es excelente y el café y tarta de nogal era el mejor que he probado! ! ! Las tartas todo casero, el personal muy amable y atrayente este combinado con el precioso edificio antiguo georgiano más que para el rústico se cayó. Pruébalo si estás en Leek! !

Tuvimos una comida maravillosa en este café central, el servicio fue un poco lento y el menú es un poco limitado, pero aún así sabroso y de buena calidad. Tiene una interesante galería de arriba y tiene un montón de espacio para eventos y fiestas....

Comida sencilla, personal amable, buen ambiente y buenos precios. La antítesis de una costa/Neros/Starbucks, el lugar más relajante y castigado por café y pastel en Leek.

Maravillosa cafetería comunidad sirve almuerzos ligeros y aperitivos también parte de la ciudad de las artes y eventos

Came here for a light bite with my wife, daughter and young grandchildren - semi child friendly in as much as they had some space and tolerance but that is all. The setting is practical and the food choice is limited but good. Had a panini which came with salad and hit the spot. Coffee also good. Looks like the sort of place I would like to return to to sample some of its art and events. The trip advisor map shows it in slightly the wrong place as you do have to cross a busy road to get to it.

Had lunch here with a few friends. We all had the root vegetable soup which was rather bland. It was served with two very tiny pieces of bread. Service was good if a little slow when ordering at the counter.

Lovely coffee, enjoy tea cakes, toasties, nice lunches, sitting amongst the art work.enjoy the vibe in the place.

Relaxing coffee area with variety of seating in spacious light area, and WiFi.Drinks ordered were good but cakes FIVE STAR.The coffee area itself was clean and attractive: toilets and passage to them grubby hence four stars rather than five.

Dropped in to the Foxlowe for coffees. Thank goodness we only ordered regular ones as they were huge. We enquired what large coffees looked like and apparently the cups come with two handles so that you can lift them,- must be a caffeine overload!Anyway, our regular coffees were very good and more than adequate and very reasonably priced, much better than Starbucks/Cafe Neros etal. The cakes looked very good too!

Had lunch here as our number one choice was not open. Menu choice was tiny and very unimaginitive. Baked potato, soup, wraps. I had the veggie wrap which was okay. Hubby had the mushroom and tomato rarebit. He was really disappointed with it. Although he said it tasted okay it was basically a big sloppy mess on two pieces of cheap toasted bread with a bit of salad . It looked very unappealing and he only ate half of it. The chocolate brownie was quite nice but my espresso wasn't very good at all. It's such a pity as the cafe is quite large and has the potential ti be excellent. Sadly we will not be visiting again.

1st Thursday in the month sees The Foxlowe host The Comedy Club, 4 stand ups and all for a tenner, great night out so give it a go!You will return.

Beautiful venue in the heart of Leek, serving brunch, lunch and cakes all at reasonable prices. The staff are volunteers I believe and their service is great. Indoor and outdoor seating with a lovely garden and baby friendly.

Four of us had home made soup and bread, cakes and coffee. Excellent quality and a great location to stop for lunch to get away from the busy market square.

Good food ( though sometimes better than others), lovely place to chill out and enjoy a coffee/ tea. Sometimes staff can be a bit grumpy ( other days staff are fab). Would highly recommend!

Traditional tearoom with touches of local arts from different organisations.Spacious and overlooks the market.

Myself and a group of friends (all with babies) go to the Foxlowe frequently and have tea and scones or a panini etc. This has always been good, the "light lunch" food - sandwiches, panini etc have always been tasty. However I came for lunch with my grandparents and we ordered "proper" food, myself and my grandad had Cajun chicken and rice and my Nanan had a jacket spud. The spud was stone cold and we had to ask for it to be changed. Neither me or grandad could eat the Cajun chicken and rice - it was just chicken, chopped toms and chilli flakes! There was nothing Cajun about it. We had our money back for one of the main meals, so it was rectified. I will return, but I will stick to the sandwiches and cakes!

Enjoyed our visit, there is a lot of beautiful decor touches like the brass door plates and art displays in the café. They had a specials board and menu. Menu's were a bit sparse so had to borrow from another table. Plenty of high chairs IKEA standard ones, service was genuine and the volunteers were clearing plates quickly. We had a stilton quiche, veggie bacon, brie and cranberry, BLT, beans on toast, ginger beer, cola and two cordials came to £26 which I felt was reasonable.

Visited with my Daughter on a freezing cold Saturday afternoon. Had hot chocolate and a piece of fruit cake. Nothing else but it was very nice and relaxing. Lovely place to call in as an alternative to a pub.

Myself and my friend call her several times a year for lunch we always have the lovely home made soup and bread the medium size bowl is a really good size portion and is served with real butter to put on the bread, good value for money and good service

Arriving just before 1pm some of the choices were being erased from the specials board and there was only one portion of quiche left. We opted for spaghetti bolognaise with penne but it was unimpressive and we both left most of it.

this is great for eating in the day a bit posher venue due to the layout, located at the topof the market place. great snacks and food. outdoor area would be great on a sunny day, entertainemnt at night live music, varied great place

Thought it would be a nice thing to support a local business. So the three of us called in for a coffee. All we got were three cups of what was mainly froth that had to be spooned out. As soon as we had finished cups were taken away. In other words move out. Much bettter places to go. Staff were also miserable.

Just love this place. Great atmosphere, great little events , nice people. Just relaxed . Love going

Had a lovely lunch - great value and tasty - coffee hot and tasty - staff friendly and cleared away lunch dishes quickly. Great atmosphere - art work for sale is great and plenty to choose from, will be going again. Beautiful old house with lots of character.

We had a very negative experience here, the staff were reluctant to engage, to the point where we were about to leave but I spoke up and finally got some attention. I can't say one good thing about the food or drinks unfortunately, save your time and money and try someplace else.

This is a good place to sit down for a coffee and have a chat or do a bit of work. If you get a seat by the window there is good light and a decent view of Market Place and the goings on.The free WiFi has a no fuss logon and works well for catching up on email etc.Whilst you are there there are sometimes interesting exhibitions in the adjoining rooms.

the food was good .. staff was very professional which i liked the most that they always come with a smiling face. on whole it was a great experince.

Can't fault it....Cakey Tea is the ultimate joy in Cornwall....but Foxlowe is very close behind....tea / coffee + superb cake & crem...£4......what's not to like.....espeially after a bracing walk up the Roaches?

Generous portions.Lovely setting.Very good value for money.Central location. FreShly cooked meals.

We love the Foxlowe Arts Centre. The food is outstanding. It is is great value.On the most recent visit I had halloumi cheese salad. It was great - grilled halloumi, lovely salad and caramelised red onion garnish on the top. The cafe is friendly and you can bring your dog too. Leek is a dog friendly town.

Called in here with my husband and daughter on a trip to Leeks antique market. Located in a lovely old building, homely setting. Busy but got a table and ordered at the counter. Home made cakes and scones. I had the Victoria sponge which was nice. A welcome afternoon break.

We had cake and coffee at the Foxlowe after our visit to the Titanic brewery pub in Leek.Lovely cake and coffee - tables promptly cleared and cleaned by the welcoming young staff. These people are volunteers - other establishments should take note!Very clean toilets too.Also a big thank you to the lovely lady who was looking after the upstairs exhibition.We have been here before and will return.

We searched Leek for a cafe that would allow a dog in, this was the only one we found. It has good coffee at a very reasonable price and a selection of baked goods. It is a wonderful building, with large airy rooms. It is a sort of community arts centre with a warm feeling. When we visited there was a stunning patch work embroidery exhibition free up stairs. Interesting photos and art on the walls downstairs. There is a lovely terrace garden at the rear.A friendly interesting cafe which offers good value.

Auf der Durchreise bin ich in dem Cafe abgestiegen. Alles etwas hemdsärmelig, aber liebevoll. Zwei junge Leute als Bedienung, die beide eher Aushilfen waren - er wohl ersten Tag an der Kaffeemaschine. Aber ein gemütlicher Raum mit nettem Blick über die Straße auf den Markt. Keine Entdeckung, aber nett (zumal wenn es draußen regnet und düstere Wolen über den Himmel jagen).

Sitting outside in the sun was really lovely. Very relaxing. The quiches with salad are very tasty. Sitting inside not quite so relaxing as coffee machine very noisy but food very good. Perhaps some soft furnishing might absorb some of the noise. !

I love this place and the food so much, I came 3 times in a week! All the staff are volunteers which is amazing in this day and age. It's lovely to see what the word community really means with places like the Foxlowe. They have really opened up opportunities for people from Leek to be proud of. The food is wonderful, large portions and cheap prices, lovingly home cooked and always quick on arrival. Absolutely lovely!!!

Considering this is volunteer run this is amazing as is the food. The only thing that slightly let's it down is if it's busy the staff struggle to cope and seem a bit disorganized... But that is more constructive critiscm as I am a regular and families and dogs very welcome

We ordered two leek and potato soups. After a very long wait the food arrived. The soup smelled of burning and tasted completely burnt. The waitress apologised and confirmed with the chef that "he had turned his back" on it and it had burnt.She then offered us a replacement and agreed it would be done straight away, as we were now dangerously near to our time in the carpark. She then gave us our money back whilst we waited. All well and good one may think! At this point it became farcical.The soup arrived and it was completely cold. You could put your finger right in the middle without feeling heat!! The soup went back and was returned. This time it was barely warm! At this point we gave up and ate the bread (this was good). Obviously the microwave used the second and third time was faulty or the "chef" did not appreciate the thickness of the bowls. Either way, despite my husband being diabetic, we left in disgust and because of the time in the carpark.We have never encountered a restaurant that cannot rectify a mistake to a customer's satisfaction before. This is our second trip to Leek and it will be our last.I would like to say that the blonde waitress was polite and tried to be helpful. The dark-haired waitress at the counter glowered at us as if it was our fault. What a shame!

I don't even know where to begin with The Foxlowe, but being as I frequent the place at least once a week it should give you some indication on what I feel about this cafe.The atmosphere is relaxed, content and friendly. Think of all the best traits you find in a good coffee house, and take away the superficial conglomerate façade that comes with it, just honest people serving honest food.There are various different sized tables to sit at, as well as two adjoining leather sofa's. There isn't a particular pattern to the style of furniture, but it's quirky and fun - it steps past the conformity you would find in a normal restaurant lay-out, and brings out it's own character and charm. There is always local artwork on show around the cafe, some sculpture work, some just regular paintings in different medium, all of which is fantastic and interesting to look at.All of this and I haven't even mentioned the food, the Pièce de résistance. When you sit down, there is of course the staple menu available with what you would normally find available in a cafe, baguettes, sandwiches, local oatcakes, toast etc. All of which are wonderful. But it's the daily specials board that really keeps your appetite tingling;I've lost count of the different choices that I have been given over the past year or so, pork schnitzel, sweet potato curry, chicken bacon & Avocado salad, falafel and hummus wraps, home-made cottage pie etc etc the list goes on and on, taking into account every cultural endeavor you can imagine. And the best part? The thing that keeps you coming back?It's absolutely delicious. Far and between do you find somewhere as consistently fresh and exciting as the Foxlowe, an absolute gem at the heart of a market town. Give it a go, you won't regret it.

Yes, I really do love going to Foxlowe and with all those great things that have been written before about it I totally concur. The food is so 'different', delicious and amazing value. Salads are crispy fresh, and the vegetarian dishes legendary. I'm a carnivorous person, but their vegetable dishes are so inventive I can be swayed away from the meat. Another nice thing about Foxlowe is how friendly it is, with chat between tables if you feel like it. After perfect coffee and something special and sweet, it's a delight to wander round the exhibition upstairs which can vary as often as the menu. I hear there are evening events as well. All in all Foxlowe is such a happy experience and unusual it's well worth making the trip, and going again, and again, and again...

Been meaning to pop in for a while so had lunch in the cafe with my daughter. The menu was good, service friendly and the food was excellent. Best of all was the relaxed atmosphere with papers, books, toys for children. The weather was fine and there is outdoor seating in the garden which looked a bit of a sun trap. Will definitely do again.

Always friendly, lovely food and drinks, the staff are always pleasant, friendly and helpful. The specials board is varied and good value for money. Somewhere to be proud of on Leek

Child friendly, family atmosphere and good coffee. Box of toys available for little ones, food nice, wide and varied menu for adults. Art gallery on first floor with regularly changing exhibitions and nice outside area - weather permitting. Saw wind in the willows, which was a good informal introduction to theatre for little ones.

Been customers for some time at the Arts Centre. Lovely atmosphere and good staff. Had a coffee as scone, both were reasonably priced and tasted excellent. Would also recommend the whole menu! Enjoy this place a lot and will be back.

As others have said, the Foxlowe cafe is a hidden gem, very well staffed by volunteers and offering interesting food in a quirky but welcoming setting. Always busy but the service is great and friendly and there is no rush so perfect for relaxing and using the free wi-fi! As a vegetarian, it's great to have somewhere where I am not an afterthought!

We love the Foxlowe. We generally do a weekday lunch when my husband manages a day off. There is always something different. It's generally vegetarian but always delicious. I've never had the same menu twice. Plus it is staffed by volunteers. Definitely worth a visit.

Although my parents and I visit Leek every week this was our first visit to the Foxlowe and we were absolutely delighted. The building itself is a wonderful Georgian house and much of the decor remains with wood panelling and floors. There is plenty of room between tables with good sturdy furniture and comfortable sofas if you prefer.The staff are lovely, really welcoming and helpful. One lady in particular who brought our drinks had a marvellous sense of humour. The tea was delicious, and the drink I chose, The Fox, was a wonderful concoction of coffee, chocolate and nut. Really yummy.The food was fresh, hot and plentiful, and the largest 'side salad' I have ever seen.The homemade cakes have to be tasted to be believed, I can recommend the chocolate fudge cake but my parents preferred the scones and jam.I honestly can't fault the Foxlowe, excellent food very reasonably priced, with a lovely atmosphere and some of the nicest staff you will ever meet.Children are very welcome and there was a very well behaved dog in there too.

Only just discovered this volunteer-run cafe at the Foxlowe Arts Centre just off the market place. The ambiance is relaxing and friendly and the shabby chic decor suits the old building well. The coffee and cakes are great value and I found it hard to drag myself away from the comfy sofa to step out again into the rain. A few days later a friend and I were luckier and had our Sunday morning coffee outside on the patio. This is such a refreshing alternative to the usual run-of-the mill coffee house particularly because the upstairs floor is an art gallery and we walked around an exhibition of vintage architectural drawings - absolutely gratis! If I didn't live a little too far away I could make this a regular drop-in. Apparently open 7 days a week from 10-4.

Great place if you want a totally relaxing coffee in this vibrant market town.Excellent value for money and if the sun is shining you can sit outside and enjoy the view over Brough Park.Appears to be very well supported by local people and lots going on of a weekend.Quality coffee n cake, will be having a breakfast on our next visit

We loved this cafe, great atmosphere, good food and all staffed by volunteers. We spent a lazy Sunday lunchtime chilling out with some relaxed music and the deep sofas. I only wish I could have brought the whole cAfe back home with me.

From the relaxed atmosphere to the delicious food, The Foxlowe is a fabulous way to spend a Saturday (or any) afternoon. I regularly call in here for a yummy flavoured steamed milk, to get some peace while I read a book and I am never disappointed. The place is ran by volunteers, but it goes un-noticed. Lots of great vegetarian food, but also a great bacon sandwich! Although a vintage/shabby chic type decor, it is still somewhere you can take your family (including a 5 year old) for a delicious Sunday breakfast with pancakes and icecream! A definite must!

Went for a coffee, while on a visit to Leek. Cafe is part of the arts centre on the ground floor of an historic building in the town square. Lots of character, unlike the chain coffee shop opposite. The furniture is a bit haphazard, but a peaceful coffee and great cake, in very comfortable surroundings, with friendly and efficient staff - what more could you want !.

OK so this little gem is local to me .its a must visit .chilled atmosphere ,comfy seating ,the largest cappuccino you will ever get .run mostly by volunteers .the building is historic and needs to be seen ! Upstairs is an art gallery free to view with changing exhibitions .The ambience is relaxed and there's no rush plus free WiFi ,books to read and toys for the children .

Visit weekly with friends for coffee, a quick bite or lunch. All volunteer staff are excellent and the atmosphere is welcoming.A super venture by the trust to establish a focal point for arts, crafts, film nights etc for the community.The menu caters really well for vegetarians but there is always a meat option too.Portions are generous and at a reasonable cost. Super choice of cakes all baked by volunteers on the premises.Had a problem with one manageress but it will not stop our small group meeting there regularly.

The cafe was clean, food was nice, staff pleasant and in a lovely area...cant really complain! Quite a hidden gem, walked past it most days not even realising it was there as i had mistasken it for the arts centre! would tell many to go and experience it!

This is one of the finest buildings in Leek, situated across the road from the market square. The Foxlowe Trust has made the most of the best room in the house as a cafe and is trying to raise money to renovate other parts of the house. Food is available all day - breakfast, then lunch then tea. The cook is (very) professional but everyone else is a cheerful volunteer and this makes a good atmosphere.We arrived for lunch and admired the scones, flapjacks and cakes ready for tea. One of us had Staffordshire oatcakes, a must if you don't know them, stuffed with bacon and served with salad, one had a bacon and Brie baguette, one a chicken Hoi Sin, freshly and perfectly cooked, with fresh peppers and baby sweetcorn, still with bite in them. Could not fault anything. Portions were generous and prices low.

You could easily walk straight past this lovely cafe in favour of some other, smarter looking eateries nearby, but that would be a great mistake.The meals are lovely, with well balanced flavours, beautifully presented the vegetarian options being especially good. The homemade cakes and scones - well superb!!The service is friendly, helpful and efficient.The inside is quirky but warm and cosy with a variety of seating plans for people eating at a table or just having a drink sitting in comfort on a sofa.The prices are unbelievably low especially taking into consideration the standard of food served.

No trip to leek is complete for me without a visit here for a latte and home made scone! Really spacious with an eclectic mix of furniture....run by volunteers!! Great for people watching ...wide range of home made meals with great childrens portions.

Visited at lunch time. Really busy, but service was quick and the staff were helpful and friendly. All the staff appeared to be volunteers. Tasty, fresh food in interesting surroundings.

Beautful building, great cafe with homemade food, often using locally sourced ingredients, plenty for vegetarians. Small art gallery upstairs, and 'heritage rooms' with some local history. Very pleasant to sit on the patio out the back in the sunshine.