Mortimer's in West Somerset

Gone back to mortimers from Mad Hatters and absolutely shocking. Half of the jacket potato we had was hard. As for the puddings, one was inedible. Told the staff and they weren’t bothered. Was still charged for it and at £5 felt totally ripped off. The other pudding was charged £1 for a dollop of squirty cream. Waited over half an hour for someone to collect our plates and order pudding, when no one came I went to counter to order. Had to get up twice to let people in/out of table behind us, was so squashed in. We are locals and so disappointed it’s no longer Mad Hatters. Won’t be going again and certainly won’t recommend. P.S the only positive was the cappuccino was nice

What a little gem of a café! Service is excellent, friendly and personal. Dog-friendly. The burger is the best I have ever had, using local Exmoor-raised Dexter beef, with blue cheese & mushrooms. The Welsh-rarebit, cakes and cream teas are also superb and veggies are well-catered for from that respect: We’d eat here every day if we could.

Visited Dulverton on a Sunday and absolutely delighted this cafe was open. Had a warm welcome from the young lady serving. The menu is really varied with lots of choice and a great specials board. I had the soup and my husband had the South West rarebit. We both really enjoyed our meals and the staff both were very welcoming and professional. Definitely would return again as want to try other dishes on the menu! Thank you 😊

We had sour dough sandwiches they where the best ever delicious, young lady who served us was very welcoming. Would definitely return and recommended The only downside was the tables are really squashed together, had to ask people on next table to move so that we could get out the tables are so close, and lots of unnecessary stuff around making it look ever more cramped.

This is a great British traditional cafe where it’s all freshly prepared and tastes great. And the young lady serving was a delight. What a treat after some very disappointing and over priced hostelries on Exmoor this past week.

Wow absolutely stunning meal, I had bubble n squeak with poached eggs, Steve had Bluemoon burger better than Hickory smoke house Which he had side order of fries the service is very good considering one man rushing between tables but the meal is beautifully presented and very much in line with fine dining

Lovely quaint cafe. Breakfast was amazing. Quick service and very friendly and helpful staff. Not my first time here won’t be my last

Lovely little place. We walked past it first of all when looking for lunch as seemed busy, but after no success elsewhere in the town (either too busy or menus not what we wanted) we came back. So glad we did! Rather quirky menu, everything a little bit different and exciting. We enjoyed a delicious lunch - would recommend the rarebits and my daughter loved the bubble and squeak. Recommend a visit if you are in town.

Came across this delightful restaurant by chance. we went in for coffee and decided to stay for some breakfast after seeing some food coming out from the kitchen. My husband had a breakfast and I had the Eggs Benedict, both of which were tasty and very good quality. The young lady on the coffee machine was having training but the coffee she made was so good we ordered another cup after our meal. Lovely atmosphere, splendid staff and dogs welcome, will definitely return. Thank you Mortimers.

Confusing rules re entry/queuing and too many chairs and tables in the space - inside and out. The ice cream window (crammed in between tables) also made conversation a bit difficult and the queue for this was right next to the pavement tables. The staff were friendly and the coffees (caf and decaf), ice cream and chocolate cake (gf) were excellent. Normal prices. Recommend but it is all a bit squished!

Freshly cooked pancakes and bacon dripping in maple syrup, scrambled eggs on toast with bacon and mushrooms, sausages sandwich. Decent coffee and friendly servers, thank you and just what we needed.

What a pretty village is Dulverton - one of the prettiest I've ever seen - and the jewel in Dulverton's crown is Mortimer's at 13 High Street (a very lucky number indeed)! We were in Seventh Heaven sitting in the gorgeous cafe, surrounded by beautiful things. The owners are very friendly without being pushy! We sat there for ages just admiring everything. The tea and coffee were just right, so refreshing! There was a vast array of home-made cakes on display, too. Inside and outside seating available. Highly recommended to all visitors to Dulverton! Love it, love it!

We made three visits to this lovely restaurant - two for lunch and the icing on the cake was brunch before we left for our long drive home. Both our meals were superb as was the delicious piece of carrot cake we bought to take home for tea. We visited on the strength of previous recommendations and agree wholeheartedly that it is definitely worth a visit.

What a smashing breakfast great price also. Locally sourced food also the tea and coffee all yummy. Definitely worth a visit. We will be going back for sure. Friendly staff and wonderful service. Try it

Visited Mortimers for the first time today. Excellent choice for breakfast and veggies well catered for. Friendly staff, delicious food and welcoming surroundings.

Our party of 4 stopped off for breakfast and were warmly welcomed. We had various breakfast options all of which were beautifully cooked, piping hot and very tasty. We couldn't have asked for more. Thoroughly recommended.

Called in here for a late lunch on a Sunday afternoon. Made to feel very welcome (and our labrador too). I had Brie and crispy bacon on lovely crusty bread, the Brie was just starting to melt - it was to die for! My husband a sausage bun and said it was very good too. We've been to Dulverton countless times but this is the first time we've been in Mortimers .... but will definately not be the last!! Wonderful

Outstanding as always When we come Exmoor we always start at Mortimers Such a wonderful place Lovely staff, so helpful and friendly Food - Wow! So much so come with an empty stomach The mulled wine is fabulous I recommend the breakfast, soooooooo good

We visited on a wet Friday afternoon around 4pm with I tired toddled & another 7 year old who can be a fussy eater! The welcome was warm & brilliant, the food was freshly cooked very tasty and excellent value. When other eating places were either closed or closing & only wanted to offer a snack we found Mortimer's and well when in Exmoor please visit and support this business. Alas we were so full from the Moo Burgers we didn't sample the sweet treats on offer, so yes we must go back and visit again! A big thank you to all the staff at Mortimer's and all good wishes through the next Government guidelines

Delicious cream tea, wonderful decor and great service - also dog friendly! I would highly recommend this place.

We absolutely LOVED this lovely little place when we visited today-Thank you, Mortimer's! The food was absolutely gorgeous- I had the Toasted Sourdough brie + cranberry toasted sandwich + my husband had an omelette- positively dreamy!

We arrived just in time to have a table outside in the sun on a beautiful Sunday on Exmoor.This place was a real find, I enjoyed a delicious Bacon roll which came with a fresh salad with a Tasty dressing.My Wife had the Poached eggs served on two Pate of Bubble and Squeak, with a side salad .Coffee freshly ground and a delight.Add to this the warm welcome and friendly service, whats not to like , and all for much less than £20 for us both.

My friend and I visited this place on a Sunday bank holiday, when all the shops were shut! We decided to have a lunch and went into this place. There was not a table available immediately as they were printing a load of menus. We sat at a table outside until they finished printing the menus. The table was then made available to us. The food was good and tasty, and the service was very good. My only critique was that the place could have done with a thorough clean. They did have hand sanitizer available. The seemed a bit disorganized. I would suggest they print a few menus and laminate them. Then just print of a contact details form for people to fill in. This would save a fortune in paper and time. As you would get 5 to 6 contact sheets per page. We would ho back if it was a bit cleaner.

Excellent service and one of the best gluten free/ vegan toasties I’ve ever had. In the heart of Dulverton.

Staying in a wonderful cottage for two weeks in the outstandingly beautiful village that is Dulverton, we decided to explore the local amenities and fancied breakfast and stumbled across Mortimers.So here the check list - Food greatService greatAtmosphere great Price great and very reasonable Totally recommend the full English breakfast and the vegetarian breakfast Lunchtime food also good, the moo burger was excellent Must have visited Mortimers six time’s and never a problem Outstanding

Very tasty, good, home cooked food. A lot of the vegetables are grown on the owner's allotment and all the food tastes very fresh. Just pleased that it's reopened and it still has the same friendly atmosphere as before. The interior has been subtly changed to accommodate social distancing, but the tables are all well spaced apart, and you wouldn't even realise it, that's how well it's been done. When we visit Dulverton, Mortimer's is out first port of call if we fancy a light lunch or snack. Definitely worth checking out.

We were greeted at the door and asked if we would like a table inside, which we did. The food, service, and care and attention taken with social distancing and cleanliness was superb. We love visiting this cafe when in the area, and will most certainly go again next time.

Wonderful place to eat, all home made and brilliant value for money! Go for the welsh rarebit and brilliantly tasty chips!

We usually use another cafe in Dulverton for lunch on our monthly trip to Exmoor, but yesterday it was full right up so we decided to take a stroll down to the river and stumbled upon Mortimers - the facade of the very old building is lovely with large windows (spoilt by silly 'etchings' of badger / stag etc which appear to be a left-over from Christmas and done in spray-on snow - not cool) - we received a warm welcome from a gentleman who we assumed was the owner - the interior is very nice, clean and very 'country' - the only problem was that it was freezing in the cafe, being 4 degrees C outside and I expect about 10 degrees C inside, despite a wood burner at each end of the room - one was glowing very dimly, the other just not lit - we overheard people on the tables around us all remarking on how cold the place was - the menu is interesting including a selection of Rarebits made with a 200 year old recipe - the food we had was excellent, of good quality and reasonably priced, and the coffee exceedingly good. Just one thing I was not impressed with was the state of the toilet seat in the very clean unisex loo, the underside of which was not pleasant to the eye - definitely needs a trip to Travis Perkins up the road for a new loo seat !

We waited a few minutes until the gentleman arrived from out the back. Ordered food and drink and he forgot some of the order. Once he realised he quickly cooked rest of it and once it all arrived it was lovely. Pot of tea for one actually made two full pots and could get 6-7 cups out of it. It was proper tea as well which was lovely. Place clean and tidy, lovely choice of food on menu. Christmas music in background which was lovely. Would visit again

Visited this lovely cafe twice while we were staying in Dulverton. Food was great, service was excellent and the homemade cakes were amazing. Definitely worth a visit.

Looking for somewhere to eat and drink on way back from Tarr Steps and came across this delightful place.Dogs welcomed. Menu full of local produce- both the Rarebit and the toasted sandwich were delicious. Great, smooth coffee. First class service. Would love to return to sample more of the menu!

Friendly welcome, assisted by great local filter coffee, quality breakfast including home baked bread. Full english every time - generous portion

Great home cooked food with good service we were a mixed group of age and omnivorous and Vegetarians and everyone had a great lunch.

Had a Dulverton Rarebit which was tomato and good cheddar on toast. Served with homemade chutney for a little extra. Most excellent.

Wonderful restaurant in Dulverton. Lovely menu with plenty of choice. We each had a rarebit, my husband had one with ham and I had the mushroom and blue cheese. There was a choice of bread we both had the granary and also a side of homemade chutney's. This was served with a nicely dressed side salad. The coffee was also good. Would definitely return to Dulverton just to come back here.

Can't understand the negative reviews. This is a simple, family-run (I believe) café serving good honest home-made food. The burgers are big and taste fresh with probably locally-sourced ingredients, the treacle tart with clotted cream is unbelievably good. The coffee is pretty good. Ok, so the decor isn't as flashy as a Starbucks or a Café Nero, and there's a washing machine opposite the toilet. But so what? It all adds to the homey appeal. And you can be sure the food isn't mass-produced in some central warehouse like those big chain places. My only complaint is I'm never quite sure when it's open, because I've been there a few times only to find it closed! Other than that, it's a great café, my favourite in Dulverton by far.

A quirky little cafe making the best out of the space they have. Nice tea & coffee, including loose tea served in a proper china pot. However, the pot isn't the easiest to pour and i ended up with a saucer full! Coffee & walnut cake was very nice. We sat outside on the pavement with our dog but he would also have been welcome inside. Service was reasonably quick but it wasn't super busy. Our waitress was polite and friendly.Toilets are ok, but you do feel as if you're using the loo in someone's house!

Perfect, vriendelijk en hondvriendelijk. Geweldige lekkere koffie en heerlijk ijs, ook speciaal hondenijs.

I visited Mortimers two days running as I liked it so much! Friendly service, delicious food, what more can you ask for!

Like the last comment...I agree , this is not a great place to visit and won’t be going back. Took ages to order, or get the attention of staff, and wasn’t particularly busy, service very slow ..food ok, but served with dirty cutlery and chipped crockery which puts me off completely . Eating area is stifling , with tables crammed together, public areas looks generally tired and in need of basic maintenance..nothing that a good manager couldn’t sort, it’s such a shame as it is in a good location .

We came with another family so altogether 7 people including 3 kids. We waited very long time for lunch on a Saturday. It’s a hot day and very hard to keep kids entertained in a small cafe style restaurant waiting patiently for the food. And we only ordered toasted sandwiches not full on meal! We also asked for an empty bowl for the baby twice and didn’t get anything. Eventually we walked to the till and asked for the third time and finally got it. Food tasted average, but the service is very slow, inefficient and inattentive. Not recommended for families who don’t have time to wait! Definitely not coming back again.

Visited for breakfast. Friendly service, reasonable prices and good food. Would definitely visit again if in the area

Had lunch with some fussy family members! All agreed the food was excellent, the vegetarian beetroot and feta cheese bonbons were exquisite! Everything was of the highest quality and the service was quietly efficient. Highly recommend.

Brilliant food and extensive menu, there is definitely something for everyone! The seating area could do with a really deep clean though...this is letting you down, On what would be a 10/10 experience.

Popped in on a busy day but there was a table for two. My wife had done some research which recommended the cheese on toast so went for it; mine with local cheese and a dash of local cider. I'd recommend adding the various pickles (£1 extra but delicious!) Topped off with Russian Caravan tea (I went for the name as it was unusual but is a great tasting tea!). Food came pretty quickly and friendly service. What's not to like?

Visited twice in one day on Easter Bank Holiday Monday, had breakfast and then went back for afternoon tea. Service was good, staff were enagaging and pleasant. Food was served quickly and was excellent and large portions!

We popped in after a 12 mile walk and had a great experience. The choice of food is great and you can have anything from a full cooked meal to just a slice of cake. We last ate here about eight years ago and returned as we had remembered it was good and we weren't disappointed. Home made soup was fantastic quality and the cakes here are to die for, the sort your Gran used to make and which are hard to find! Recommended.

We arrived around 11.30am so just a bit short of the pub opening time but a few paces around the corner and we walked in to a welcoming 'LOVE' light up sign very close to the table set up with home baked cakes. A small but lovingly created environment so one immediately relaxes whilst trying to choose from the menu. I had the toasted brie and bacon sandwich that was served with a side salad and some crisps. It was generous and delicious and well worth it. Even the tea was served with an extra jug of hot water. If you have a pooch, they also serve doggy ice cream. Loved it, thank you.

Booked this for our walking group and we were not disappointed. Very friendly and welcoming. Excellent cream teas and savoury teas with yummy blue cheese scones. We took over a little, but they were very accommodating. Highly recommend a visit. All the group wanted me to write a review.

We always stop by for breakfast or lunch when we are in the area. Nice food, delicious cakes, and the are very child friendly.

We were excellently looked after and served great food. Friendly staff and we will certainly return. We were there first thing on a Saturday morning and there were no issues of leaving our bikes outside

What a place, lovely home made scones,treacle tart and custard,absolutely amazing,decent size portions ,we were not left Hungry. A must to visit if in Dulverton.

A great find in tiny village on exmoor food is delicious owner very friendly great atmosphere menu not extensive but something for everyone you will not be disappointed.

Called here twice had lovely food both times, not a huge range but all nicely prepared and cooked to order, great rarebit 4 or is it 5 differant ways (not just cheese on toast !) And Cheesey Fries.....great Coffee and nice freshly baked Cakes. Freshly made Pasta, fresh farm egg omlettes, all reasonably priced. Good personal service.

We cycled to Dulverton and picked this place due to sunny outside tables and great menu. We had South West Ratebit plus chutneys and Burger. Both were perfectly presented and ingredients so fresh and enjoyable! Waitress was kind efficient and we loved the chutney so much we tried to buy a pot! You gotta sell this - we’d buy tons for great gifts! Awesome all round!

Cycled through Exmoor into the village of Dulverton, came across this fabulous cafe. Really good coffee and I am fussy. Then ordered lunch. Rarebit and burger ordered 10/10. Lovely young polite girl serving us. Worth every penny, good value lunch.

Visited this place in Dulverton, Just had a lunch here but the home made cakes and food that was served was very good. Reasonable prices as well and good sized portions. Would visit here again.

I had an hour to kill so popped in for a mid morning coffee and cake. Very pleasant owner and staff, looks like a family business. I had a latte and gluten free Victoria sponge, I didn’t want GF particularly, but that’s what they had and it was very nice. Recommended.

We only stopped by for a quick coffee and were glad we did - it was outstanding! Other things looked tasty but sadly we didn't have time.

Sandwich brie-cranberrie-bacon and sausage-roll were very tastful! Excellent! Friendly staff. Highly recommended.

We stayed at the Exe Valley caravan and camping site, we went into Dulverton on a Friday night and found Mortimers. The service and food were excellent. The burgers were fantastic, Rarebit full of cheese, and bubble and squeak with poached eggs was perfect.

A hot day, and Sunday when some of the competition are closed, but hey it's holiday time and the sun is shining - cramped sticky tables, staff (who tried hard) were too busy to take our order at the table = really not good enough for improving Dulverton. It's been hot long enough for fans and umbrellas to be part of the offer. The cakes and coffee were good but we won't be back with eyes off the ball.

Stayed for a week on the local campsite. We had dinner at Mortimer's and it was so good that we went back for lunch a couple of days later. For dinner, I had a Moo berger and chips and my wife had the Oxfordshire Rarebit. Lunch for me was another Moo berger and chips (probably the best berger and chips I have ever tasted) and my wife had a very nice salad. We will definitely be visiting Mortimer's again next time we are in Dulverton.

Popped in to this lovely cafe today for lunch. Perfect service and food delicious. Highly recommend the toasted sandwiches. Staff really lovely. Well worth a visit.

Called mid-morning for just coffees for wife and self. Went to counter and ordered two capuccinos which guy said would he would bring to us at outside seating. Waited 15 minutes during which he served another customer near me and my wife (fed up with waiting) visited shop across street. Coffee never arrived, so we just went on our way and found somewhere else. Unbelievable!

Visited this place with my boyfriend and his sister. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the food was amazing.....I had a bacon, Brie and cranberry toastie, and it was the best ever. Would certainly recommend this place to anyone visiting the area

Used to be a great place but sat there for nearly 15 minutes whilst staff ignored me and played with there phones. Might give it a try again sometime in the future.

Excellent local food,, we had the bagel with smoked salmon and cream cheese and the mexican rarebit which was served with different chutneys. The service was good and quick., The local ginger beer and coffee were excellent too. There was a small art exhibition on the walls with art of local artists, very nice!

We made our second visit in six months to these premises and once again it was excellent. The rarebit on its own is worth the visit but we made the 'mistake ' of sitting opposite the homemade cakes that looked so good and kept calling to us, so we thought it would rude not to finish up with coffee and cake. My treacle tart was everything I was hoping for but my wife said her lemon drizzle cake although a wonderful cake was missing some lemon. The owner was as friendly and helpful as last time and I can't recommend this place highly enough and look forward to returning again later in the year.

Arrived in Dulverton somewhat frazzled after a foggy journey across the moors and we were feeling wet, cold and miserable but that soon passed as we entered the cosy atmosphere of Mortimers. There was a big welcome and an even bigger cup of hot chocolate piled high with marshmallows soon on the table. The latte was good too. We hadn't intended to do more than warm up with a hot drink but the appetising menu persuaded us to have a cranberry and brie toasty, first class, and rarebit; not sliced cheese on toast and stuck under the grill but a proper, puffed-up saucy concoction that really hit the spot. Too full to sample the tempting cakes we will return for afternoon tea another time and try out the delights on offer. Also - a very clean loo - full marks, Mortimers.

On walking holidays, we always look for a place to get a good cup of hot chocolate after a walk, usually with a wet dog in tow. Look no further - Mortimer's is that place in Dulverton. We didn't eat, but the menu also looks great.

I adore this part of the country and nothing makes me happier than a good cream tea with cake, I am a very fussy eater and expect professional service at all times, I am happy to say all of my requirements were met with this restaurant, the service was excellent and the Welsh rarebit was the finest I have ever tasted.

Lovely, flamboyant hot chocolate, good coffee and a varied menu. As well as dogs welcome! Highly recommended.

a group or 8 of us had traveled up to go a barle safari and as we arrived with time to spare looked for an unplanned breakfast. The staff were just opening up but quickly fed us and gave us drinks with no complaints form anyone. A nice place to sit out and enjoy the sun in the morning as well

Went here twice, once for breakfast and once for lunch. Great value and good food on both locations. Service was excellent.

Went today for lunch. Very tasty rarebit (other food is available). Very friendly place and well worth a visit. Good...

Warm and cosy cafe with a great selection of cakes and teas and probably the best rarebit I've eaten.

Our chosen table was clear, but on closer inspection covered in crumbs. (We noticed whilst eating that as tables were...

We found Mortimer's purely by chance. A really friendly (and dog friendly) little restaurant. We meant to have a light...

sat in the sunny window seat watching the world go by whilst enjoying a delicious slice of chocolate cake and smooth coffee. The waitress was friendly and chatty and service was speedy and smiley. The chef looked to have whipped up some delicious lunches for the table near us and the whole atmosphere was warm and welcoming.

Sat down to be served , quite busy but not too bad. Waitress didn't notice us at all and seemed totally clueless , started tasks then wandered around wondering what to do next. After people who came in well after us and went to counter to order and got served,we gave up and went elsewhere. Such a shame as this used to be very good. Now staff come and go all time, its lost its direction and continuity. Staff seem to be youngsters, who don't seem to be trained or " with it "

Perros. Buen servicio, buena comida. sopa recién preparado, Galés rabbitand pannins. Volveré de nuevo.

. . Era tan bueno que se merece una crítica. No recuerdo cuyo maquillaje fue quizá el conos muy generoso, pero realmente fueron parando. Y las tartas de aspecto tan bueno. . . .

Un lugar muy agradable para visitar, la comida es tan buena. El personal es cálido y amable, sirven las mejores hamburguesas en el REINO UNIDO. Bien merece una visita.

Great lunch today warm service. Rarebit was delicious with local ham , sweet potato fries great and the paninis all looked good. Everything was lovely.

After one closed pub and one full one we came across this place on a chilly February lunchtime, and I'm so glad we did! Very friendly and welcoming staff, a super selection of lovely cakes and a nice lunchtime menu. I started with a very tasty hot chocolate (the drink bit itself was top notch, not just the mountain of cream and marshmallows on top), and all of our drinks and meals were fantastic. Did I mention the cakes? The impressive bakewell tart caught our eye as soon as we saw it, and we weren't disappointed when time for pud arrived.I loved the simple continental style prices on the menu too; more places should do this to save everyone the bother of faffing around trying to add up 95 and 99p all the time.I'm trying to think of something that we didn't like just for balance, but I really can't; for example, even though it's only a tiny place, they had still found space for a little baby change area, which made our visit that little bit easier.If we find ourselves in the area again we won't bother looking for a pub, we'll come straight here again (I'll be trying the rarebit next time...).

We called in for a light lunch and ended up so full that we had to cancel our evening meal! The food was delicious and plentiful and the staff very friendly.

We have been in a few times to Mortimers having walked past many times before. Very glad we went in, WE have been for tea and cake, a long Sunday brunch and a few lunches and it's always decent food fairly priced with lots of choice. Staff are nice (if a bit busy sometimes doing it all themselves) and there is lovely local art to see too!

Good friendly customer service and very good food - great ingredients and well cooked! Polite and attentive waitress who helped make it a very enjoyable lunch.

Great hot cappacinos and hot fresh breakfasts and pannini. Service was efficient and friendly. Would have given 5 stars if the cafe had been cosy and warm. On a chilly winter's day it was not really warm enough inside.

If you visit dulverton the is a place you must try .Everything is cooked fresh and worth the wait albeit not long. .my favourite is the breakfast or Welsh rabbit

Home made cakes, scones etc delicious. My particular favourite is the Halloumi salad with a delicious honey dressing. Highly recommend as a place to go for lunch.

After my warm fluffy scones, cream tea experience, last year, I vowed to try Mortimer's savouries. A longer than expected walk down the River Barle to Hawkridge found us weary and hungry at Mortimer's door step. We were seated right next to the log burner. I had South West rarebit which was absolutely loaded with strong melted cheddar and loads of lovely shredded ham and a nice salad and my wife had the seafood platter - the portion was so large that food was literally falling off the board! I really wanted to try some of those delicious looking cakes afterwards, but i was absolutely stuffed. Oh and the pot of leaf assam tea was just the perfect accompaniment. I'll definitely be back next time I'm out on Exmoor.

We stopped here for tea and cake. We both had carrot cake which was delicious and best bit for me was the loose leaf tea and what a choice. I had an oolong. We also had a lovely chat with the waitress as it was quiet and we felt really welcome as visitors. Would recommend to any tea or cake lover.

We go to Dulverton every couple and always have breakfast. Have not been to Mortimors before as it never looks busy. However today we did and it was splendid. Brilliant poached eggs on thick granary toast and excellent scrambled eggs on thick white toast. Both as good as we have had anywhere. Bacon delicious flavour but a little overlooked (hard) - Hence only 4 stars for food. Cafetière of coffee was superb. Cappuccino also very good. Inexpensive and very good, friendly service. We shall return.

Cakes and coffee are very good with a good choice, everything appears to be home cooked. Only point for us on a negative note when we visited was the atmosphere was strange, could do with some background music to improve the ambience!

It was a warm place to enjoy a home meal in a rainy day. They have children's specials and delicious cakes. Perfect for families.

Lovely cakes and a very nice setting! We thought that the cakes and drinks were reasonably priced too which always makes cake taste better!

This is a fabulous cafe, that does homemade, fresh wonderfull food, friendly welcoming staff, the service is fantastic, staff couldn't do enough for you