Larders Coffee House in East Lindsey - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

A little gem, great food, excellent price, lovely staff…and the coffee is excellent#win! Located near the market, up a little side street…will definitely go back.

What a gorgeous little venue, had the best breakfast ( without being a full English) that I’ve ever had and the coffee is to die for.. the service is second to none, they make you feel so welcome that you don’t want to leave, unfortunately we had to !! We will definitely make this our one and only breakfast venue

Probably the best cafe in Louth for coffee. If you want a change from the barrister machine (which is also available), you can get your own cafetiere, selecting from 9 coffee beans from around the world. Very good breakfast baps too.

I cannot recommend this little cafe enough. Food, drinks and service were all absolutely faultless. It was very busy when we arrived about 1pm but we were greeted so cheerfully and helped to find a table. We chose the loaded hot chocolate (to help us thaw out!) followed by the soup and toastie combo - great value and all the food was homemade, fresh and totally delicious but the particular standout was the Brie, bacon and cranberry toastie. The staff were professional but also really friendly. This is a family business which clearly has a lot of repeat customers. Totally deserving of all the great reviews and I can’t wait to return.

Not a good cafe in the Louth Area. Many better options like, 601 Cafe Bar (Just around the corner) or even a chain brand like, Café Nero or Costa (Both Very close to here). Pretty sure they even have workers who looked to be under 16- not very good quality Cuppa. Just in general, not a nice vibe.

What makes this small coffee house stand out from other places in the town is the good selection of coffee from around the world. The Guatemalan coffee was superb, and the Brazilian coffee was also of high quality. A few listed were unavailable that day, but I would like to try some Burundian coffee the next time I visit.

Great little place to eat. Staff were so friendly and welcoming to us and everyone who came through the door. Food and coffee was delicious!

At last a real cup of coffee. There are so many 'coffee' places where the coffee has no flavour. Larders coffee is delicious and you can buy beans or ground too. Plus you can also have food.

Called in for lunch when we spotted this coffee shop down a little lane. The staff were friendly and efficient and the atmosphere was good. Most importantly the food and coffee were excellent. Highly recommended.

Ordered 2 ice coffees which arrived quickly (well priced). Accidentally spilt one pretty much after it arrived over the table and the wife. They gave us paper towels to soak it up, helped clean the table and then replaced the iced coffee for free. That's good service and friendly staff

Pleasant, friendly staff, excellent service and one of the best cappuccinos I've ever had! Nice outside seating, I'll definitely visit again.

This is the second time we have visited Larders recently, and on both occasions have been very impressed with the service and quality of coffee and food on offer. This time, a coffee and toasted teacake (toasted to perfection), served by very friendly and helpful staff. Having some of the tables setout in the market place added to the experience, the weather being far more comfortable compared to the last few days! We will definitely be back next time we are in Louth, the major coffee-mongers will have to do without our custom!

we came across this cafe by chance we went in to a warm welcome and the smell of food the service was good and when the food came out it looked good and tasted better i was a chef for many years and was impressed with it the place was clean

Local coffee shop with a good variety, that serves the best coffee in Louth. Always prefer to use a local family run business to the multi national companies,and Larders epitomises why. Jamie and his family are friendly, professional and welcoming, whether you're a regular returning, or a first time visitor. Quaint little place that also serves snacks, light lunches etc, you'll always receive a warm welcome

Being a coffee snob, I always do my research when visiting an area. This place is associated with a coffee roastery so seemed like a good bet. When we entered I was a bit concerned ; the interior (downstairs) felt like a very dated Fred's cafe and didn't have the usual look of somewhere that cares about coffee. The staff were all very welcoming so decided to stay. There were a big range of beans on offer but only for cafetiere, not espresso. Found this a little odd as one rarely sees cafetieres now. The flat whites we had were all very well made and the roast was pretty good. Sadly, they only offered semi skimmed milk, this is a crime in good coffee. The whole thing felt a bit mismatched; there are elements that look like they really care about coffee (locally roasted, range of beans, decent barista) but then others that would call this into question (I don't know any artisan coffee expert that wouldn't offer whole milk). Felt very confused by the experience and not sure if I would return or not.

Warm welcome from the staff, cosy atmosphere interesting selection of cakes and very nice coffee what's not to like 👍

I'd seen this place on Tripadvisor, so my friend and I decided to pop in for a snack whilst shopping in Louth. We wanted to sit upstairs, and saw an empty table with comfy chairs by the window. But we were told that it was a table for 4, so we couldn't sit there. We took a table squeezed in at the bottom of the stairs. A waitress took our orders and the order arrived very quickly. We had lattes and toasted tea cakes. Both food and drink were very nice, although I thought the tea cakes were a little thin. If you are a coffee connoisseur, this is a great place to go. There are a lot of options for different coffees from various countries of the world. But I was struck by the lack of any smiles from the staff in all the time we were there. And if you have young children in tow, there is absolutely no space for push chairs or similar.

We stopped off for a coffee and a cake, but ended up adding a panini. All homemade foods, fresh coffee. Staff were welcoming, and the owner spent time advising on local walks and cycleways (from leaflets i had picked up at the library). Thank you for your friendly welcome, on a rainy day in August.

We came across this lovely eatery after originally making for another tea room...which had closed down...But we are so glad now as it worked out we had found an amazingly staffed, friendly and happy...even on this rainy miserable day...we had our little Yorkie with us, so sat outside...umbrellas supplied when needed, We were a party of 4 + our wee doggy...We ordered our lunch choices and were served quickly and efficiently...Food was delicious, and so were the scones and cake selections...Best of all were the coffees....yummmmm...best we had had in such a long while... We plan to visit again tomorrow when we do a bit more shopping...Hoping to be just as pleased...Pay a visit yourselves...No regrets i promise...

Larders How lucky we were when we came into Louth, We called into Larders for culinary delights. I perused the short menu, and drooled at the mouth, And looked for vegan choices in their lunch light-bites. Look! There’s beans and baked potato, And baked potato and beans. There’s beans on there own, and Oh! Just baked potato it deems. Why, there’s no choice on their menu, And, on reflection this means, That Larders, it seems, Doesn’t care about

This cafe doesn't really offer gluten free. I was offered one cake but I would have liked a bacon sandwich. Bit of a stretch to say gluten free option. It's not gf. We invegiled our way onto a nice leather sofa. Inside is cosy. Seating outside in the square. Cafetieres of different coffees. Owner very nice. Bacon sandwiches approved by my companion. Came on white bap, not offered other bread. Cafe is working within covid rules so not as relaxed for everyone as it will be once he pandemic is over. I tried Vietnamese coffee. Wouldn't recommend.

A lovely meal for the money. Staff very friendly, service very efficient, and everyone was keen to make customers happy

Being on a staycation we were wandering around town looking for a bite to eat and came across the old warehouse larders. Seating only outside (Covid) and we were sat immediately by exceptionally friendly staff. We had a couple of coffees and scones which were great and they even whipped up a bacon butty for our dog. The staff were great and the food was excellent and we would highly recommend stopping by! We were even given umbrellas when it started to rain!

Found by chance while strolling around Louth. Excellent choice by us for lunch. Excellent sweet chilli chicken panini and coleslaw for me and Lilian enjoyed her Lincolnshire Sausage sandwich Fine pot of tea, very helpful friendly service and atmospheric venue. Covid friendly and would definitely return.

Great to be able to sit in here again. Good Covid precautions so you feel comfortable staying inn. As always the best coffee in Louth, excellent service and very nice food for lunch or a morning snack.

Called in for a bacon butty and a coffee. Welcoming and friendly staff and a nice bacon butty. Looks small downstairs but there is more seating upstairs and there is a sofa area.

Once again we relied on the excellent food and service given by Larders to all of their customers to feed us whilst we were carrying out some DIY at home. A quick call to order our lunch, pop round to collect and eat on the go. As excellent service, excellent food and great coffee choices, highly recommended

Huge thanks to everyone at Larders for making us all so welcome after we played at the Christmas market yesterday. After being outside playing for half an hour, the warmth of your lovely coffee shop, the friendliness of your staff, and the hot drinks were all hugely appreciated.

Whatever time you go for a coffee, the staff are happy and the coffee is great and..... you can even buy beans or ground to take home, but.... a Larders' coffee in the cafe is an enjoyable experience

A lovely little coffee shop. Very friendly and helpful staff. Lovely cakes and great range of drinks

Great coffee and food, friendly efficient staff and service, don’t be put off it it looks full, larger room on 1st floor

Very friendly staff, clean, lovely food, comfortable seating upstairs and in my opinion the best decaf mocha around

Larders has recently been recommended to me by a work colleague and today was my second visit in a week. Very warm welcome and good service, excellent homemade soups and cake followed by good coffee. Think this will be my regular lunch stop.

Me and my boyfriend used to always go her together because the food and drink is lovely and it’s a cosy secluded place (which is good because I’m autistic and am comfortable being there) larders is perfectly priced for us because we were like 13 or 14 so it’s an ideal place

Just had a wonderful afternoon tea with my mum. The sandwiches and cakes were great. We had tuna and cucumber, eggs and cress, cheese and pickle, ham and mustard and they were all beautiful (the ham been from a local butcher). I can highly recommend this place for coffee, tea and a great afternoon tea and you can have Prosecco too

There is now an abundance of coffee shops in Louth but Larders are still the best for coffee etc, don't be put off by the rather small ground floor seating area as their is a larger area on the first floor . Highly recommend

We visit larders every week. Today we arrived to find only one table free. Table was dirty with used dishes and a reserved sign. We assumed the reserved sign was for patrons who had just left. Settled ourselves at table ready to order - but was told to leave as table was reserved. This is a cafe not an al a carte restaurant. Seriously.

Had my first cup of coffee here when I moved from London, leaves all the 'coffee chains'. high and dry. You can also buy the coffee to take home and make yourself. The snacks they offer are delicious too.

Always visit when in Louth. The service is friendly and efficient. Lovely atmosphere and can be very busy on a Saturday !

After a disaster of a visit to a coffee shop around the corner decided to try here and what a great experience, lovely greeting from the owner and the coffee and club sandwich was brilliant I will definitely be back and would recommend to all to give this place a try

This coffee shop had been recommended by a nearby shopkeeper. First attempt at toasties was a bit burnt - no problem for them to be redone which were delicious. Service was excellent. Interesting building as well.

Great little cafe, lovely out of the way place but right in the centre of town. Very old historic building in a lovely market town. Very well priced cream teas available. Snacks, light lunches and lovely cakes. Highly recommend.

I like the food here especially the breakfast sausages. Their Australian style breakfast is good and uses decent ingredients. Coffee is decent and I can’t come here too often. It’s a bit on the expensive side.

a lovely little gem of a lovely coffee shop. excellent food excellent service very accommodating staff. we will definitely be returning again very soon

Food freshly prepared and delicious. The staff are very friendly. Tables and floor kept clean. So no complaints with the food or service. However, please make sure you don't visit when it would appear they hold a baby crèche for their friends/relatives!Really didn't enjoy my latest visit because of that, it was sooooo noisy with mum's walking around the limited area downstairs trying to calm their babies down. I will visit again but wont go in if its full of prams!

This small cafe is in an alleyway leading from main road Mercer Row & The Cornmarket and although on a small foot print is on two levels.

We called as it was recommended to us but before we opened our mouths to order we were told we couldn’t order food as they were closing at 4.30 and it was 3.40. Correct me if I am wrong but by my calculation that would give them 50 mins to prepare something before it closed. So we had a coffee and cake and instead of relaxing to enjoy it we rushed it as we were aware they were anxious to close and leave.

I have been a regular customer for many years , always being my first choice for coffee and often lunch . After 3 visits I think that I’m going to find a new coffee shop , reason being that the service has slowed down to almost non existent. Twice I have waited over 10 minutes for an Americano , when the Cafe wasn’t busy , this was topped off on Monday lunch when I waited for my coffee for 15 minutes and 25 minutes for a Jacket Potato, it appeared that they had to send out twice to their Sister Cafe for filling etc . ( Coronation Chicken) . The quality hasn’t changed , it’s still good . I always was impressed by a member of the ’Larder Family’ being on duty , it doesn’t appear that way anymore . I don’t particularly want to spend my money with a Coffee Chain but I maybe will give it a go next visit into Louth . It’s very rare that I review and even rarer that I post a bad one but I don’t want to see this place disappear.

I was not going to leave a review, however upon seeing others comment on the snootiness of certain members of staff, I thought I would add my experience.

Went to Larder's 2 as my 2 week old baby needed feeding and it was freezing cold outside. We didn't order for 2 reasons, we didn't have a lot of time, just needed to feed our baby and then leave and also food and drink is very expensive. Had one member of staff help us warm up the bottle and was very polite and helpful however an older lady asked if we were ordering or just feeding the baby and when I informed her that we were just feeding and were about to leave gave us a really snooty look and walked away shaking her head. Within 1 minute of her walking away a man came over to inform us that we were being 'cheeky using all of their facilities when we were not ordering'. I told him that it was cold outside and we were just leaving and he continued to tell us in quite a loud voice at least 2 more times that we were being cheeky taking up their chairs. I could completely understand if the cafe was very busy however we were taking up 2 chairs and there were well over 10 chairs free. I could also understand if we had been there for hours but we were there no longer than 15 minutes. Clearly most of the staff are only polite to customers who are spending money and have no desire whatsoever to offer help to people looking for somewhere warm to spend a few minutes taking care of their child. I will absolutely not be spending my money here in future as I was disgusted with the way they treat people unless they're ordering.

In need of a coffee visited with friends and their grandchildren.Very kindly pushed two tables together for us to accommodate us all(7)..

Service was good and cakes were tasty. Accommodated 9 of is relatively easily. Food and drinks served quickly,

stopped for a brew and snack love this place great staff easy access inside market hall plenty of space for accessable scooters wheelchairs

I love to go for a bit of breakfast a couple of mornings a week and have poached eggs with toast There eggs are always poached perfectly. Would Highly recommended I couldn’t poach egg do it a great way to get them There drinks are great too

Called for light lunch. I had a scone with cream & jam, & pot of tea, bargain at £4! My husband had BBQ chicken in wrap, delicious! We will return

We called in here with friends for a lunch. The drinks and lunches were fine. We had panini and jacket potatoes and they were well presented and tasty. The only problem was the closeness of the tables but this could not be helped as the...

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We have had very good coffees and sandwiches at Larder's II so decided to try the afternoon tea for a birthday treat. We were not disappointed. The table was attractively set with table cloth and pretty china. Lots of tasty little sandwiches, a variety of delicious cakes (we couldn't manage them all so took some home!), plus scone with jam and cream. We had tea (loose leaf) but coffee was also available. The staff were polite and friendly. Overall a really enjoyable, old-fashioned tea.

Larders coffee house is a little gem. Great tasting coffee but if tea is your fancy, try an amazing brew with loose tea in a glass infuser tea pot. Superb flavour. Great tasting meals are also available. It pays to book at busy times as space is limited.

If you don't know Louth this is hard to find but situated inside the small market. We had teacake and cup of coffee. Very nice and clean - seems popular with locals

Why not sample the delights of this establishment they offer temptation and pleasant surroundings to.

Lovely little place down a cobbled path. Great coffee and very accommodating to dairy free. Also a nice atmosphere especially at Christmas time.

Always friendly staff and prompt service, tip ask for a loyalty cardCold drinks available if you don't drink tea or coffee

best place to enjoy and relaxing coffee or afternoon tea. The staff are very polite and helpful its a lovely family run business.

Stopped for a quick sandwich lunch - good quality food, well presented and clean. The cakes looked nice!

Stop here if you want a good coffee break with excellent service and cakes . Intimate location in a great town.

2:45pm on a Saturday, just want a nice cup of tea/coffee, we walk in and are about to sit down when a man comes up to us and says that they have been very busy, are out of almost everything and we have to leave. We said we just wanted a tea or coffee and he just repeated himself and started guiding us to the door.

Great coffeeGreat foodGreat valueGreat premises - especially the quaint Butcher Lane coffee houseFantastic service - staff are more than friendly and polite. What more could you ask for.

Stopped by with my son for a coffee. Clean today and a good service. Nice coffee and well located. Didn't eat but food looked good.

First visit to Louth. Discovered Larders while walking round. Very friendly staff and my wife and I enjoyed a very tasty sausage bap and bacon bap.

Lovely enviroment to sit and enjoy the company your with. Food choice was good and served with a smile and professional attitude .Presentation of food was thoughtfully presented and tasted so good.

We popped in Larders 2 during a brief look around Louth centre. The staff were very friendly, especially the manageress. She told us some nice places to eat and shops to look in The coffee was very nice, and not bitter like some places you can visit.The fact this was in the centre of an indoor market, meant there was a lot of room between tables and did not give that cramped feeling. Bright and airy with a glass roof above. Clean and well kept.

Called in for a pick me up coffee. Very nice upstairs with comfortable seating and good coffee. Would recommend.

We popped in while in Louth, sat upstairs this time, nice room and as always, service, coffee and cakes were great..

Had a cooffee and cake here on a sunday and was very good,friendly and clean.They do lite bites also which are nicely priced.Can recommend

Set in the old market hall this is a spacious and pleasant area to meet for coffee or something more substantial. The service is brisk and friendly and there is a good variety of food and drink to choose from. It is particularly convenient for the town centre especially on market days when there is a bigger demand for this facility

Always try to visit this lovely little gem when in Louth. The setting is really quaint, the staff are always friendly, the establishment is very clean and the food is excellent. Would recommend to anyone.

A charming little eaterie staffed with excellent, commited people.Great value for money, flavourful menu and a lively, buzzing atmosphere.

I went for lunch with my friend and asked for a pint of tap water with my meal, the lady looked at me and asked 'how much', confused I repeated 'a pint' she then said 'we'll have to charge you for that'. I actually thought she was joking and argued the fact that it comes straight out their tap. She then said I could have a half pint for free but rudely and sarcastically said 'well a pint is a lot of water isn't it?'.

My favourite place for lunch in Louth. Lincolnshire sausage bun is great and cheap. I like that is small and doesn't have bright lights. It's relaxing and friendly.

Called here after a local walk and then a mooch around the town. Nice to find somewhere open on a Sunday in Louth. Coffee was good and reasonably priced and there was a good selection of cake. We had the bakewell which was very nice. The downstairs is a bit on the dull side as it's down a little alleyway with not a lot of natural daylight but seats are comfy and I believe there is an upstairs but didn't venture up so not sure if it's any brighter up there. Staff are all young and not very customer friendly, they served us quickly but there was no enthusiasm and it felt like they were just going through the motions.

Love this place, love the coffee. Visit every morning for my soya latte. Couldn't start the day without one. Best coffee in town.

Went to both Larders and Larders 2 in the Market Place over the space of 2 weeks, service was ok, Lemon Drizzle cake was great! And Mint Hot Chocolate was delicious, as is there Chia Latte!The do Children's Meal Deals and that was perfect for my wee boy who's just started eating his own foods.Didn't notice any High hairs in Larders, but plenty of space and at least 3 high chairs in Larders 2!!

Delicious hot chocolate, staff friendly. Take away service for cold football mums! Child friendly service

Met my son for lunch in town. Been before some time ago. It is average at best. Table service was a bit slow. Counter staff were good. Food was ok when it came. Nothing special but it doesn't pretend to be. Prices were acceptable but it just seemed to be a bit uncared for. Maybe I amJust getting old but it seemed to be run by kids with no enthusiasm. Functional.

Popped in today with a friend for lunch. Called just after 1pm. Shop wasn't too busy. Went upstairs to look at menu (very very warm!). Came downstairs to order, one person in front of me but took ages to order and a member of staff ignored me. Finally I ordered a jacket potato, which was unavailable due to a 'power' issue. Chose to have 2 toasted sandwiches, a latte and tap water, £12 something. We waited a good 20 minutes for our food AND drinks. Usually it would be nice to have drinks first especially as it was so so warm! Our drinks were brought after our toasties which were over cooked however we didn't complain as we'd waited so long. The coleslaw and chopped tomato and cucumber salad were a nice touch. Card machine also was not working today due to 'power' issue.

The first (and last) time we will try this place was last Thursday morning for 2 flat whites & 2 scones. Having spent a considerable amount of our lives in New Zealand over the last 9 years then we know a good Flat White when we get one and unfortunately, despite the claims that this place knows a good coffee, they don't know how to make a flat white. I might as well have ordered a cup of hot milk. I couldn't drink the flat white and the scones were dry. If you're going to sell a flat white coffee then at least make it taste like an authentic flat white.

Visited Larders again today and must say how much I always enjoy it there. Tucked away in tiny, little butchers lane Louth. Friendly staff and great place to sit upstairs. Had delicious toasted sandwich of sun-dried tomatoes with motzerella cheese plus coleslaw and a very nice chopped salad. The coffee is excellent too. Great place to stop for afternoon tea too ! Do recommend.

Just visiting for the day, Found this place on a wander through Louth. Great flat white and lemon drizzle cake. Yumm!

30 minute wait on a sandwich to which they didn't even have all the ingredients for in the end. Tables left uncleared but there were only 2 staff which I could see on a busy day which clearly wasn't enough. For the end product was vastly overpriced. The coffee was alright which is why this hasn't been given one star. It seems like it was poor planning on the part of management

Called into Louth to look in a kitchen shop only to find it closed for lunch so took a wander around. It was a sunny market day but passed 5 cafes/eateries, all closed! Saw the signs for The Larder down a small side alley and upon investigation found a lovely little cafe. Over two floors of a restored old building, this cafe was light and open with friendly staff. We only stop for a drink and was pleased to see coffee frappes on the menu. Opted for plain coffee rather than flavoured which wasn't on menu but staff were happy to do. Was beautifully blended with virtually no ice crystals, just lovely creamy smooth cold coffee, delicious! Husband had house tea which he was happy with. Would certainly be happy to call in again if in the area and look at the food options.

Popped in for a quick bite for lunch during my daughters lunch break. Food nicely presented and sandwiches delightful. Accompanied with a Latte, which was nice and hot.

Called in for coffee on an 'out of the blue' visit to Louth. Very impressed with the contemporary feel of this coffee house. Lovely coffee, good toilets and free wifi - what's not to like about the place! The staff were friendly and very helpful as well. I didn't have any food but the menu looked appealing for lunch/afternoon tea. I would call again and give it a try if I ever found myself in Louth again.

We stopped in for light refreshments on the afternoon of my daughters birthday, cream teas for three and a chocolate milkshake and chocolate cake for one :-) homemade scones and guest cake !Lovely environment clean and spacious, very friendly staff, we noticed a couple having afternoon tea which looked superb and will definitely have to revisit to try out.Afternoon we visited was quiet both in town but this venue was steadily busy. Will be returning!

the food and drinks are always good, be it for a morning cake, light lunch or afternoon tea.The staff helpful and friendly.

This was our second visit to Larders Coffee house but the first time for afternoon tea which was a gift for our wedding anniversary. We were directed to our table which had been reserved upstairs. Space is limited so it is important to book. The selection of fresh sandwiches and cakes was superb and all of excellent quality. Tea was served in a glass teapot which incorporated a filter chamber for the tea leaves. Yes, real tea ! I had forgotten how good it tasted. Overall a thoroughly enjoyable experience and will be returning again soon.

This is a very nice café with good service and friendly staff, the food was very good well cooked and nicely presented. The coffee and cakes are excellent and the atmosphere was quaint and rural. Highly Recommended.

Myself and five friends rode to Louth on our motorbikes and in the process got completely soaked due to the rain. Larders welcomed us in, opened up their upstairs area (which was closed at the time) and made us space for baggage, jackets and helmets. Staff couldn't have been more friendly/ helpful and it was a lovely sanctuary out of the elements - the homemade cakes and great coffee were superb - Thank you so much!

5 of us visited on the annual Bike night, ready for a hot drink and food as the rain had made the journey "interesting". We were received by smiling faces, and ordered our teas. We sat upstairs in the warm and our food and drinks were brought to us. Tea from large teapots and speciality coffees were just what we needed. the food was superb. As we left we were thanked for our custom. Yes, we will return, hopefully with better weather !

Rude staff. Dirty tables. Staff talking amongst themselves. Not even an acknowledgment. Sat there forfifteen minutes and nobody can to me. Never ever would I darken their doors again. RUBBISH!!!