Based on 2 opinions finded in 1 websites
Based on 2 opinions finded in 1 websites
Nº 37 in 539 in Stratford-on-Avon
Nº 13 of 135 Other cuisines in Stratford-on-Avon
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A hidden gem recommended by a local friend and now this is my favourite cafe in Stratford! The panini's are nutritious as they are delicious, the coffee is supurb and the cakes were made with love, we could tell. Plus the zero waste theme is taken to heart with 'grass' straws (brilliant!) and reusable take away mugs, making us feel extra good about supporting a local business. Would highly recommend to anyone living in or visiting Stratford
Georgina C . 2023-11-25
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Amazing hidden gem, we wandered past this cafe whilst inside an antique centre. Oh my life it was amazing they had vegan, vegetarian, alternate we were spoilt for choice. We had lunch and it was glorious we had desert and take out. The lady that owns it is amazing she’s knowledgable about what she makes and sells and is proud that it’s zero waste and locally sourced. We had a panini and a quiche.
Emma R . 2023-04-02
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197 Opinions
This little cafe serves the best coffee/ hot chocolates in Stratford upon Avon, in fact I haven't had better anywhere. Not only are they the best quality and taste, but they are served with the care and attention by people who truly care about their profession. Fantastic and can't recommend highly enough, thank you.
4 Opinions
Llegué con amigos un miércoles por la noche y no nos decepcionó. La comida era deliciosa y el servicio excelente. Recomiendo la tarta de pera y frangipani.
1 Opinions
Super little cafe. some of the best coffee I have had and a lovel bacon ciabatta roll. All freshly prepared and served by lovely, friendly staff. Nice, bright and clean environment. I wasn't expecting much from a hospital cafe, but I was very pleasantly surprised.
13 Opinions
I was meeting up with an old friend for the weekend, and the owners of where we stayed mentioned the Village Store. We popped by to check it out and wow, what an innovative store this is. They serve the village with papers, book shares and games, and serve food, so we immediately planned to have breakfast there before we headed back home. Breakfast was just lovely, hot, fresh and reasonably priced. The staff were super friendly and even though it was busy, they were very attentive. The deli was stocked with lovely produce, and the gift and card section was very tempting! I would like to credit the owners with what they provide for their village, a real hub for the community, I only wish I could create the same where I live, it would be a social success for sure. We plan to return for another reunite next year, and we will defiantly return here agin.
25 Opinions
We took our grandchildren aged 5 and 7 to Spotty Pots on a damp afternoon in the school summer holiday. As it was our first visit we needed some guidance but were given all we needed. It was busy when we first arrived but once everyone had chosen their item the noise subsided to a gentle hum. The children loved painting their wares and did a really good job. We had worn clothes that we were happy to get splattered if necessary but both children managed to keep the paint on the pots which was a bonus. Of course, delicious drinks and cakes were consumed and thoroughly enjoyed. The slices of cake were huge so the five year old needed help - what a shame ;) We found that the staff were a quiet presence and were friendly without being intrusive. All in all it was a lovely relaxing experience, the wares returned from the kiln looking far better than I had expected. The only slight negative, and this is not the fault of anyone at Spotty Pots, was that trying to leave the car park at 5.00pm was not easy because of kerbside parking further up the road which blocked our view of the oncoming busy stream of traffic. Nevertheless, we would not hesitate to go again but would try not to hit the rush hour upon leaving.