Ramm Cafe in Exeter

Good cafe, nice food and drinks. Very good service and friendly helpful staff. A great place to chill out in the museum.

No estoy seguro de lo que sucedió, pero el café no estaba a la altura de los estándares habituales y toda la experiencia fue un poco escasa. Buena selección de pasteles, pero sería bueno ver grandes tazones de ensaladas recién hechas para acompañar un sándwich o sopa. Tiene la sensación de una cadena - grupo o parte de una gran empresa.

Llevamos a amigos al museo y antes de hacer algo más, fuimos a la cafetería a almorzar. Pedimos papas para dos y sándwich de queso tostado para dos. Nos dijeron que solo quedaba una y media papas (pedimos a las 12.44). Así que pedimos estos. La mitad llegó en un plato lateral solo, con el atún y el otro llegó acompañado de una ensalada muy cansada (que era extra) ¡Las papas se calentaron al menos dos veces en la microonda (eso creo)! y tenia un amarillo!/ color gris Los sándwiches tostados tenían queso que no se había derretido. Vamos cafe El Mueum es tan asombroso y el café necesita ponerse al día. .

Comida encantadora con té y cafés para acompañarlos en una cafetería bastante tranquila en el corazón de Exeter en el museo RAAM (que es excelente). Tal vez un poco apretado pero por lo demás una buena parada antes, después o durante su exploración del excelente museo victoriano

It did not feel comfortable nor welcoming, and the impression was that they'd had one too many school trips in. All the chairs and tables were plastic and the cleaner present could not be bothered to lift the chairs but scraped them continually on the concrete looking floor.

I came with three small (under 2 children) and bought food and drinks. I asked for 'a croissant' and when I ate it realised it had ham in it. I am a vegetarian. When I took it back and explained the manager snatched it from me and walked away. When I waited she said it says ham in the fridge so she wouldn't offer me anything else. It's hard enough getting anywhere with three under three. I won't come here again.

Friendly service and very good cup of coffee at a sensible price. Good place to stop for a museum break

Great location to meet friendly service and toasties and paninis that won't break the bank. Pleasant environment and no rush to leave.

Visited the cafe on Saturday lunchtime with my daughter and grandson. Very poor selection of food Ordered a Toastie ,no garnish, Asked for a glasses for the bottled drink was told there were none.Ended up drinking out of plastic childs cups. Very disappointed !

Si está de visita en la ciudad y no ha visitado este museo, estará en busca de un regalo.El Ramm es, creo que uno de los mejores del país por su tamaño. Un montón de exhibiciones interesantes para mantenerte absorto y un agradable café para tomar un café. La entrada es gratuita y varios artistas se presentan con su trabajo de forma regular.

Solíamos comer en el café cada vez que visitábamos el museo RAMM y la elección de la comida era excelente. Desafortunadamente, las últimas 2 veces que comimos aquí, las comidas ofrecidas fueron notablemente menos atractivas y con menos opciones. ¿Ha cambiado el café de manos o de administración? En la última visita notamos en nuestro recibo que nos habían cobrado erróneamente, pero la cantidad era pequeña y se reembolsó puntualmente cuando la levantamos con el personal. El café vale la pena una visita, aunque no a la excelente calidad que solía ser en nuestra opinión.

Un miembro del personal fue muy grosero con otro cliente, tirando caras sobre ellos. El cliente dice esto a través de la ventana en el café, al igual que yo. Cuando se le cuestionó su comportamiento grosero, el propietario lo negó y se negó a escuchar al cliente diciendo que tenían una "política de no gritar". En ningún momento el cliente gritaba o era abusivo, estaba justamente molesto por el comportamiento hacia él. Cuando pidió ver al gerente resultó que el miembro grosero del personal era el propietario.

Sunday lunch time, not many customers slow service, possible training staff so we respected the pace. Coffee and toasty was ordered. The toasty was very dissappointing, the best thing on the plate was the balsamic dressing for the salad. Ordinary sliced bread is not what we where expecting. I like supporting small individual enterprises and have had good food her in the past. But very disappointed this time. Sorry guys

I was disgusted to the core, my child had accidentally smash a glass and it shattered into thousands of pieces, covering all of us including my baby, this cafe is supposed to be child friendly so plastic cups should of been available for use. The manager was sat at a table and continued to sit and watch one of her employees come to our aid, not once did she approach us and left the poor girl to see to us. I was extremely angry that not once did she come and see if we were ok. On leaving I approach the girl who help us and thanked her infront of the manager, she still kept silent, I will never be going here again abysmal

Agradable cafetería en el interior del museo, que fue un poco de sorpresa, para llegar al museo y una cafetería.

Nos encantó el museo y quedamos un poco decepcionados por la ubicación de la cafetería hubiera sido genial para sentarse fuera. Sin embargo, la variedad y el precio de la comida hecha para eso y el personal era muy amable y servicial, a pesar de que sólo un par de personas trabajando durante un concurrido almuerzo. Las tartas eran divinos y café probado todos mejor fue entregado con una sonrisa! Volveremos la próxima vez que estemos en Exeter. Gracias.

El café era muy bueno y disfrutamos de una botella de agua helada y un croissant de jamón y queso. Bueno para un descanso de ver todo el maravilloso exposiciones. Inconveniente. . Las momias delicioso con niños. preescolar que estaban gritando, golpeando la mesa sin ningún control o censura de las madres. . . más desagradable. Por lo demás una excelente instalación estropeado.

This is a super little cafe with great cakes and nice staff. It can get very busy when the museum is packed, and sometimes you just can't get in.

Visitó para un café. Sólo dos personas delante de mí, pero de una espera de 15 minutos para que nos sirvieran para dos cafés. Parecía ser un montón de personal sólo vagabundeando haciendo muy poco y dos de trabajo? O jugando en el ordenador. Compañero viajamos alrededor de la cafetería para una mesa limpia vacantes y no pude encontrar uno. Personal si podían ser molestada aclarar los platos y vasos viejos de las mesas no límpielo por asientos y mesas sucias. Azúcar en el mesas en platos abiertos y cubos de azúcar. Esto no parece ser higiénicas como vi a los niños jugar con los cubos y les dejar en los platillos. Una vergüenza para Exeter. Los visitantes de la excelente museo merecen algo mejor.

Recomiendo encarecidamente RAMM. Cafetería encantadora y gran variedad de comida y aperitivos. Limpio y moderno y perfecto para familias o para aquellos que desean un café tranquilamente en un gran museo.

Muy decepcionante. Mi esposa es celiaco, así que no pueden comer gluten. Cafe tiene gluten tartas gratis en el mismo gabinete, como pasteles con gluten. Cuando señalamos al personal de la contaminación cruzada de la señorita que nos no podía preocuparse menos simplemente encogió. Nunca usar café de nuevo.

La tarta de limón polenta cubiertas con pistachos picados era encantadora y húmedas - muy contento con él. También fueron capaces de proporcionar una leche de soja caliente por todas partes, no puede. El café era bastante concurrido y el suelo de madera hace un poco de ruido, pero nos pareció más tranquila en la esquina.

Soup, jacket potato and cake all excellent, though tea was bland and weak. Lots of noise from counter area such as crashing of crockery on other crockery. Better menu than before when all that seemed to be on offer was everything with cheese and no jacket potatoes. Please get a better brand of tea!

I only had a coffee so can't comment on food, but staff were very nice. I found the setting a bit institutional in atmosphere despite nice art hanging on walls. The noise from washng up/ cooking area was loud even though it was in different room, and I think the style of tables and chairs kept it from feeling comfortable.

I always choose to use the cafe here for lunch or a cup of tea on shopping trips to Exeter, it's usually a calm and quiet space with good food and a lovely setting. However, i haven't been much this summer and when I popped in today it was really disappointing. My husband and our granddaughter had spent a lovely time there whilst my daughter and i browsed the Exeter shops, however at only 10 past 1 there was very little selection left for lunch and everything we ordered we were told had 'sold out'. We ended up with cheese toasties, frankly I'm not sure they had seen the toaster or the cheese, and the tiny side salad garnish was sparce to say the least! My daughter's panini was also hardly toasted either. The cafe was really messy, customers had obviously left and the tables weren't cleared and i noticed lots of half eaten food on the plates. A few people came in after us but left almost immediately, so obviously the choices for food where even sparcer. We didn't stay for a cup of tea but went elsewhere. What a shame a previously favourite spot was so poor today.

Killing time whilst walking around Exeter we decided to visit the museum before finding somewhere to have lunch. Well, we didn't need to look far! The café in the museum is a true find. Scrumptious display of cakes, the only down side was which one to choose. I chose a very yummy Bakewell slice and my partner who is a coeliac was spoilt for choice. He eventually chose a Portobello Mushroom Pie which was gluten free. Lovely coffee too. The lady serving us was brilliant, very helpful and we plan to come back again very soon.

I popped into the museum for a quick lunch. They have a sign saying sandwiches made to order. I asked for a simple ham and tomato sandwich, no can do, why? I ended up having a ham and cheese toasted sandwich, which came with a side salad. Sandwich had the least thin ham possible, virtually undetectable cheese, and was not very toasted. The salad was a disgrace, slimy blackening lettuce, some tomato and an olive.this cost £4.75! Very poor ambiance, and I would not recommend it.

Came here for coffee prior to visiting the Photographic exhibition in the museum. Friendly efficient staff and a good tasting cappuccino. Local art exhibition on the walls but the decor is a bit stark

I came across this little gem by chance - wonderful wholesome foods - hot and cold delights and the best coffee I have ever had .Very friendly professional team who delivered such great service

If with friends or family a lovely place to stop for coffee, lunch or tea friendly staff soak up the atmosphere enjoy your day at RAMM in between exhibitions or just drop by when shopping either way its a great choice.

Spacious cafe with different kinds of seating - we liked the informality and comfort of leather sofas for our coffee and cake.Friendly and helpful staff.Good coffee and cake - the lumberjack is delicious and very filling! Jugs of tap water freely available.The Museum often has interesting exhibitions and artefacts.A good location very near Central Station and the High Street.Need to bear in mind that it is closed on Mondays, which can be inconvenient.

I'm a regular who pops in for a latte and tea cake. Reasonable prices, great tasting coffee and friendly staff, and a museum to look around as well, what more can you want.

Nothing dairy free to eat at all. Not a crumb.2 members of staff were asked what was dairy free. The first pointed me in the direction of gluten free biscuits (with dairy), the second just said "nothing".

Eaten here before, after very rewarding and interactive display watching with grandchildren - can't recommend the content of the museum too highly. However, when buying food in the café, it was disappointing to find profit before value in the children's meal offering; £3.95 for a tiny yoghurt (25p), an apple (30p), a bag of crisps (35p) and a tired, tiny ham roll (50p).... max. value £1.40...... No child's meal is bought without a profitable adult's meal... this is a mistake.

Dairy free sour cherry and pistachio cake was really good. This was the only DF option but several gluten free options which is nice to see.Generally a little expensive but when you have free entry to the museum I dont think its that bad and certainly not worth grumbling over! Nice fresh peppermint tea, and cafe area clean.Tables are a little small for family of 4 but as cafe not that big overall its a good way to get more tables in for people to use at busy times.

Being a resident of Exeter for many years I thought it about time I visited the museum. As we wandered around I kept getting a delicious coffee aroma and decided to pop into the RAMM cafe when we had finished. I had some lovely spiced lentil soup and one of the best cappuccinos I have ever had! My partner had a pastry stuffed with ham and cheese which she said was lovely. All local produce as well. Recommended, we will be back!

Loved the museum, fascinating place to spend a few hours. Café is overpriced and service is average. Shame really. Don't let it put you off as like I say museum is really fantastic. Just be prepared to pay extortionate prices for average food/drink.

Visited the cafe when in Exeter shopping, extremely helpful friendly staff. Lovely snack and selection of fresh food at a good price will visit again and recommend to friends

Good to find a selection of fresh salads in this delightful space in the museum. Other food looks good too. Enjoyed the peppermint tea. There are sports type lockers where you can secure bags whilst you use the café and explore the museum, which itself has impressive collections.

May Bank Holiday Saturday. 1pm. This museum is a hidden gem; a quite splendid regional collection of random scientific ccuriositites and rich local history. in a lovingly restored and modernised high-Victorian gothic building. *My review here is just about the cafe*. The good feelings generated by the warmth of the welcome by the man at the museum's front door were trashed by the sullen and entirely unwelcoming service in the cafe: 15 minutes wait to be served, despite four staff and a queue infront of me when I arrived of just 6 people. (Staff focussed on tallking to each other rather than the clientele). There was soon quite a queue behind me, although few stayed the course! Nice cake, but cappuccino a sludgy frothless nothingness. Tables were grimy and loaded with previous diners detritus. I sincerely hope the tax payers of Exeter are not underwriting this indifferent and unpleasant little venture.