Mipo in Wiltshire

Nice little coffee shop and lovely coffee. However, food was at best average. Cake had very thin layer of filling making it seem dry. The soup (red pepper and sweet potato) was served nice and hot but was very thin. Staff not particularly welcoming and felt that a smile would go a long way.

The WORST 'milkshake' ever. I asked if they did milkshakes, they said they did. I asked if they had raspberry, they said no, but they did a mixed berry that had raspberry in it, so i chose that. Was presented with a glass of purple gloop, which was horribly sour and full of nasty little bits. Was expecting a yummy milkshake, basically got frozen mixed berries whizzed up in milk. When you do that, what you get is curdled soured milk...which is what i was given. It was undrinkable and when i complained all i was told was 'that's how we make them'. Was not offered any of my £3.80 back even though it was clear that i had only had half a sip of their revolting gloop!

Lovely little coffee shop set in a rural small-business yard. Excellent staff inside, with a comical order-and-pay system involving stereophonic ladies either side of the room. Tables outside spread across the gravel forecourt in the midst of peaceful countryside. Good coffee too.

I only discovered this place today. Have lived locally for many years! I had chickpea soup with three types of beautiful Hobbs bread with butter. Delicious! Followed by affogato - ice cream with espresso poured over, excellent. It wasn't on the menu but I asked for it and they said they could do it for me. Staff hard working but bright and cheery. I shall be going there again soon.

Had another fab experience today, called to pre order takeaway toasties, excellent service and friendly staff. Such yummy toasties and they never disappoint, would highly recommend

Mipo is a Great place to enjoy super delicious freshly prepared food within a lovely shop. Cosy with a log burner this rustic barn with eclectic stylish homewares & gifts is a must visit

Went in for a coffee and some soft drinks. Felt as though we were being looked up and down as soon as we walked through the door. Coffee wasn't great and two soft drinks were served in dirty glasses. Not great, impression we got was the place is for locals with money, wouldn't go back.

Passing through on the way between jobs we happened upon this quaint little cafe and we weren't disappointed. In fact we came back twice in the same day, firstly for a cuppa and then for a bite to eat. I had a bacon and brie toastie and the better half had a bacon and stilton toastie which we both agreed were delicious. We wanted to try the quiche but they had sold out but I'm sure we'll be back in the not too distant future and hopefully we'll get a chance to sample said quiche! Staff were most pleasant and I couldn't resist purchasing a little something from their shop on the way out! 5 stars well deserved!

Sadly I was a little late in the day to be able to have lunch but tea and cake was lovely. Nice seating out in the sunshine and a wander round the farm shop afterwards made for a lovely break in my journey. Always a pleasure.

food is excellent and well worth any wait, the goods are gorgeous and eye catching and keeps you looking for ages, definitely a must.!!!!!

We have been visiting Mipo for over 10 years and it had never let us down. Home made cakes and an excellent selection of drinks combined with a warm welcome is a winning combination. The challenge is to find out why it is called Mipo. We know!

The lemon drizzle and raspberry cake was divine and cheese scone one of the best I have eaten.Fairly busy at time of visit and drinks and cake arrived quickly but had to ask about cheese scone which arrived luke warm and beautifully presented.

We were searching for a place to eat and stumbled upon this Little gem. Like a Little village with small, local shops and a great bite to eat!

We visited on route to see our daughter in London . It’s a regular stop for coffee for us from our home in Bristol . We ordered and then took our seats and from the moment we sat down to leaving our coffee break was accompanied by the moaning of the staff . How one member in particular moaned about her shift pattern , who she had to work with , how unacceptably busy it had been on a recent shift. It was relentless ! Being very British we didn’t say anything we didn’t even tut . But jokes aside it wasn’t acceptable. It was not the ideal way to start our week this incident happened on Mon 19th Feb at around 11am . Coffees good cinnamon toast lovely as usual but cheese scone a little stale . We will pop back as we do love the whole offer at the Potato Yard but I do feel some extra training might be beneficial.

Great friendly place for a cake and coffee or a simple lunch. Warm welcome and a quirky ambience makes this a worth while visit.

Very kind personal and great sweets. Recommend to go there for people being around this area. It's a little bit hidden and part of a market for flowers etc.

Buena selección de pasteles, sándwiches tostados, corte grueso, Sopa, ensaladas, quiche y especiales del día. Este café rústico es el lugar perfecto para el café de la mañana, un aperitivo almuerzo o el té de la tarde. Los productos locales a precios muy razonables servido por un personal amable y eficiente. También es un lugar perfecto para llevar a los niños para un batido o helado en el camino a casa desde la escuela. La cafetería también venden una buena variedad y artefactos de regalos. Espacio exterior fabulosa en verano y un quemador de madera interior hace acogedora en invierno. Lo recomiendo encarecidamente.

On the busy A342 Mipo is in the well signed Planl's Potato Yard. Always wortha visit for coffee, tea or lunch. Lots of treasures to be found in Mipo and surrounding small shops.

My daughter and I popped in for lunch and a coffee, the coffee is amazing, we each had a tostie, made with fresh white or brown crusty bread, I had mozzarella sun blushed tomatoes and pesto, it was delicious, Infact the best tostie I have tried. Beautiful shop and friendly staff.if your passing you should most definitely try.

He estado viniendo a Mipo para edades desde mi madre trasladó a Wiltshire. es una zona remota y mipo proporciona un rayo de esperanza,

A pocas millas de Devizes en el antiguo patio de patata con un número de tiendas interesantes; Café mipo ofrecía una buena variedad de refrescos y aperitivos ligeros. Servicio amable con un montón de artículos interesantes para la venta de textiles, cerámicas y otros regalos.

Realmente no puedo creer que no han clasificado este fantástico lugar cuanto antes ya que he frecuentado este lugar espléndido prácticamente en una base semanal. Nunca estoy más orgulloso de mostrar este café boutique cum a mis amigos como siempre habrá la garantía de excelente comida, excelente servicio con una garantía de una enorme sonrisa transitada. El Café mipo está situado en el Manor farm en Devizes Lydeway cerca y es un café dentro de una tienda operativa en un cobertizo ordeñando hermosamente convertido. La procedencia histórica del lugar es genial lo que agrega a su extravagancia. Las antiguas vigas de madera todavía recuerdan los patrones de su uso una vez que agrega ahora bucólico un verdadero encanto rústico. El lugar es absolutamente modesto y no menos pretencioso con personal abundante y bienvenidas cálidas. La gama de menaje del hogar y objetos interior bijou para venta envía sus ojos se movían más los bienes honestamente razonable. La variedad de comida es muy buena, con 'abierta' sándwiches, aperitivos, patatas chaqueta y una variedad de bocadillos todos en oferta. El menú de bebidas es amplia y variada. Si un té Earl Grey o latté, podrá saborear desde una taza de té antiguos y tienen un chocolate de polvo en su espumosos... la atención al detalle es fabuloso. Los pasteles en oferta es una pesadilla como la tarta dieter limón llovizna y el café y pastel, esponja de nogal, victoria flapjacks... et al son tan increíblemente buena deberían seguir siendo un secreto de la codiciada masas. Por favor, no decir a nadie que este lugar existe en el hecho de la exclusividad de este lugar es mi indulgencia sucio y sórdido, y no desean compartir. El servicio de las mujeres es tan bonito que tienes un enlace dangereuse cada vez que pedías un panecillo pegajoso. El servicio es excelente, con radiante sonrisa y conversación cordial. Es muy triste decir adiós una vez la última de la torta de zanahoria desaparece pero usted siempre tendrá la garantía de un "ver de nuevo" y "pronto" desde el personal increíble. Hora de salida la gama de mermeladas, licores y conservas que también están a la venta. Recomendamos seriamente que este lugar excepcional, pero nadie! Este es un grano de café donde el humilde nirvana viene después de los granos de café ha muerto. Me commerciality de escupitajos en el que Costa cruel o que, todos capitalistas Caffè Nero granizo Mipo!

Esta fue mi tercera visita, siempre encontramos el personal muy amable, incluso cuando evidentemente ocupado. Comida sabrosa, aunque la variedad de opciones para sin gluten es bastante limitado que no satisfacen. Volveré de nuevo toda la comida bien presentada.

Este es uno de nuestros ciclismo paradas. ¿Por qué es que? Bien yo soy el chico de grasa en la parte trasera. Cuando chico en la parte de atrás, grasa sibilancias y muriendo intentando mantenerla con jóvenes en forma chicos jóvenes que tienen tiempo para pensar. Creo de tarta. Creo de café. Creo que de la parada de café. Creo que de este mucho, y creo que de este fondo. Esto me hace algo de un experto.

This is a cafe come gift shop with some other interesting shops around it in an old farm yard in the middle of the countryside.It's a simple and straightforward menu of wholesome, flavourful dishes and good coffees that are all made fresh to order, so be prepared for a short wait.Good selection of sandwiches, soups, salads, quiches etc. Last two trips I have had half a sandwich and soup (first time Carrot and Coriander, this time Pea and both were excellent.)Service is friendly and helpful (Thanks Chloe!) and the food is great. Thoroughly recommend and come often with my wife, one of my kids or all of us together.

Visited with friends for lunch. Delicious sandwiches, toasties etc. My rustic brie and grape sandwich was huge, packed with generous helping of brie and came with a tangy chutney. Ideal location as excellent parking, log fire and variety of craft items to peruse. Other shops are on the site, including the well known farm shop.

Really great service and terrific food and drink. The craft elements added to a lovely and unique atmosphere - recommended!

The staff are always welcoming. The coffee is delicious and the food is wonderful. Added to that the are hand crafted goodies to buy. Anything from a wooden gift tag to furniture and textiles. Lovely.

Nice quiet coffee shop cum gift shop in a yard by a great farm shop. All dishes are made fresh to order and are a fairly straightforward selection of quiches, salads, sandwiches etc. Good coffees and some nice soft drinks. Service is friendly and outside seating area is great on a sunny day

Usual high standard - so very friendly with good food and a good ambiance. Nice cluster of shops around it.

My wife and I often visit Mipo for coffee, cake and sometimes for lunch. The food is always fresh and tasty and the coffee hot. Service is always with a smile and it's nice to choose from an ever changing variety of freshly made cakes and pastries whenever we visit. Their salads' are fresh and tasty as well as the toasties - the menu offers choices for most tastes.Mipo is not just a coffee shop but also a place to discover handmade selected items of furniture, homewares and textiles which are made from reclaimed or vintage materials. Mipo is part of The Old Potato Yard complex next to a superb hairdressers and well stocked farm shop, with a plant shop and antique tat shop opposite. The main courtyard is an absolute sun trap. It's an ideal meeting place with lots to see and do and not far from Devizes.

Went for lunch as we were in the Devizes area. Been to mipo before and always had nice food. Once again that's exactly what we had in our open prawn sandwich but I did feel that the portion was a little small. In the great scheme of things £5 isn't a great deal of money but if you are happy with the amount on your plate then you will keep coming back.

We decided to give this place another chance after being served cold soup - twice . It was meant to be hot, and containing beans, should have been thoroughly re-heated.This time, we chose the toasted sandwiches . Gorgeous! Quality bread, delicious fillings.Cant say that I really like wooden platters and tin cans for chips, but it all chimes well with the rustic style of this little gem of a cafe ! Mipo will now be on our list of good places to call in to after a cycle ride!

i travel to Mipo every couple of weeks to meet up for lunch with friends from Devizes. It is always a welcoming venue, with a friendly and attentive waiting team. The menu is small, but I've never tired of ringing the changes on its variety of soups (all veggie) sandwiches and cakes. It is very reasonable , and as far removed from the all-too common soulless High street "coffee shop" as its possible to find. I think I'm lucky to have somewhere so good and so quirky just a few miles away.Well worth a visit for coffee, a light lunch, or afternoon tea..

I have visited Mipo several times over recent months. Being a bit of a foodie, I enjoy browsing at the excellent farm shop next door too.Mipo is situated right next to the farm shop. It is a mix of gifts and a cafe. The girls and owner are very nice ( though not brilliant at saying hello!). Its menu is small, but don't let that put you off. Today I had bean Mexican bean soup plus a half sandwich. Soup was better than I anticipated in terms of taste and texture. It seemed home made. Just as the egg mayo in the half sandwich was. The bread is from Hobbs House. I had brown bread, and they offer you alternatives. Coffee was great too. I was very pleased with my choice, they did a great job and it was very well presented.I have tried a bacon sandwich there is the past and it must be said that I recall it being one of the finest I have bought.It's not the largest place in the world, not a complaint, but they do have lots of table outside, which is lovely in the hot weather.Parking space is ample.All in all an excellent little place. It is a lovely spot for an hour or so, and a very worthy addition yo the various offerings at a Planks.

What a nice name for a place. The whole venue is Manor Farm which has a farm shop to die for, some galleries and therapy rooms - Pilates I think. The cafe is sweet..with inside and outside seating. Food items served are all locally sourced, cakes particularly are made by a local lady and I tried Lemon Drizzle which was succulent and zingy. Our tea was thirst quenching. I also bought a bag of pretty looking pink handmade marshmallow, which I ate with a mug of tea at suppertime, which was excellent - highly recommended.Just a really sweet venue.For disabled people, you may want to pull into the yard on the side away from the direction of Devises, as the toilets are a good 20yds from the cafe on that side, so best pull up nearer to the toilet. Almost impossible from the other car park if the disabled has difficulty walking on gravelly uneven surfaces.

Have been here on numerous occasions. Good coffee, always good food. Haven't tried evenings there yet. The downsides of Mipo I would say are a) toilets outside across the courtyard which is a pain if weather is inclement. b) it is a cold building so even if the log burner is on, it can be chilly if you are sitting round the corner. Love the tables made from huge industrial reels. Lots of interesting things to look at in the shop which invariably means that popping in for a coffee and sandwich will mean you may end up leaving with other purchases such as trays, lamps, pottery, candles etc and your lunch bill is now about £70! Wish they did cheaper refills of coffee rather than buying another at full price. More of an adult place or at least with older children. To take very young children would not make it relaxing as they would be wanting to touch everything in the shop.

Great place for coffee, cake, light bites (have yet to go Friday evenings). Coffee & walnut cake yummy, chocolate brownies mmmmm, toast and marmalade yep. Friendly ladies, you never feel rushed. Could sometimes do with a larger mug of coffee but otherwise well worth it.

Called in while passing, for afternoon tea. A very friendly welcome into the lovely cafe/gift shop.The service was speedy, and the cherry & coconut cake a delight. Lovely touches like the folded napkins. Some very nice bits in the shop -bought a glass candle holder, and good farm shop next door.

I used to visit this place a couple of times a month over several years enjoying the delicious soups and cakes for lunch. I'm not sure what has happened but over the last few years its changed there certainly isn't the welcome end the place is often physically cold. Please light the fire!! It's not cheap and both the quantity and quality has been goi down hill.I think I made up my mind not to return in December when another customer was given half a bowl of soup and asked for more... The assistant said we don't have any more .... Like a scene from Oliver but was charged full price . I bet see won't be back either!!

Great little place to visit whilst buying vegetables/meat from the shop. We have visited many times and will go back.

This really is a very nice, warm and relaxing place. It is part of the old Potato Yard complex which is always worth a visit before or after. The food is a good standard and the welcome sincere.

Good food on this farm shop development. A great place to stop off and spend some time and money on good things

We enjoyed a thoroughly lovely evening at Mipo. Having enjoyed 'coffee & cake' many times, we were keen to try out their 1st 'dining evening'.....we were not disappointed. Fantastic service, amazing food, which was beautifully presented and a really lovely atmosphere. Well done to everyone at Mipo.