Pine Tops Cafe in Shropshire

We enjoyed a lovely walk and finished at the café. The blueberry and white chocolate cake was amazing, and the staff were very friendly.

I'm gluten free and was worried about getting a bone dry cake as i usually have to put up with that, however is was very surprised, I had a white chocolate and blueberry cake and it was to die for!!! looking forward to many more cakes (i mean walks)

This is ok after a walk around the Haughmond Hill, a good cuppa at a reasonable price, staff friendly.

Butties tocino genial. Puede llegar a estar muy concurrida durante los fines de semana y feriados, pero hay un montón de aparcamiento y un montón de agradables paseos, especialmente para los amantes de los perros. Cafe ofrece una gran variedad de tentempiés y bebidas

Paramos para tomar un café después de pasear por el bosque. Tuve tostado bagel con crema de queso mi otra mitad había tostado pastel. Ambos eran encantadores y entregado a nuestra mesa de picnic con una sonrisa! Precios razonables. No se puede pedir más 😁

Me and my family always use this cafe when we go up haughmond for a walk. You can order food and drinks from the hatch and take it on your walk and eat it as a picnic. But we personally like to sit inside after our walk and eat in next to the warmer. The kids snack boxes are great, nice fresh sarnie crisps drink etc... And the salads, breakfast stuff is always really good. And a reasonable price too! Defo worth a visit if your up there.

This place situated at the edge of the Haughmond Hill Forestry Commission site to the east of Shrewsbury began life as a "sandwich van" a few years ago. The two ladies who run it built up a loyal and enthusiastic clientele but seemed in danger of losing it to a larger concern when the FC decided to build a permanent facility and put the business out to tender. The fact that the ladies had created the place from nothing counted for little, but their regulars and many others signed petitions and wrote letters and they won the bid. Now there is an excellent little cafe open most of the week (closed Mondays and Tuesdays excepting some Bank Holidays) from 08:00 until mid afternoon, where you can get yourself a snack and a drink before or after a walk in the woods or just sit and enjoy the location. There is ample outdoor seating amongst the pine trees and a couple of inside tables with a wood-burning stove for those chilly winter days. The food is simple, bacon and sausage sandwiches, burgers etc. but usually with some soups and specials available. It's always freshly cooked so you might have a bit of a wait but the ladies will keep you entertained if they're not too busy (they're often busy, though). Homemade cakes are a big feature and we seldom visit without sampling a couple. Carrot cake, coffee and walnut, brownies and lots more will make the choce difficult. There are other things to buy as well, homemade pickles and jams, free range hen and duck eggs, dog treats (Haughmond Hill is a favourite spot for dog-walkers) plus sweets and drinks if you're planning a long walk and even some maps to help you on your way. But whenever you go and whatever you buy, you can be sure of a friendly reception and the best breakfast in town (or rather, slightly out of it).