Relish Deli in Cheshire East

Great for coffee & cake - generous size coffee and hot (not tepid!). A select few cakes to choose from and a smallish selection of snacks/meals. Friendly staff and quick service.

Great restaurant, under new management. It has recently undergone a refurbishment, making it more authentic and welcoming. Staff are friendly, service is quick and food is great!

Just popped into this Cafe, which is under new management, for a refreshing drink. I chose a really delicious berry tea, which was served in a very generous teapot for one. No fruit tea bags in sight just the berries brewing nicely in the teapot which had its own brewing sieve. Service was very pleasant too - I will return.

Relish is now under new management and has changed its name . It now has an Italian and is opening for evening meals .My wife and I visited for an evening meal and it is first rate , personal , attentive , friendly service and excellent food , but you will need to book there are limited places .Can thoroughly recommend this

Relish has built its business as a coffee house with soup and sandwich type support. But a fantastic location, particularly on a Saturday morning watching the wedding couples arrive and depart. Very relaxing, albeit limited in terms of choice. It seems to have been taken over with a definite spanishy type theme. The same basic fayre but supplemented by really nice salary and hot food. I had a hot chicken and bacon with really nice Caesar dressing and salad and granary bread. Very tasty at reasonable cost. The specialty beer was Spanish. Again very tasty and refreshing. The new Relish is definitely worth a visit.

Excellent opening evening, 5star all round, great food and customer service from the staff who are a credit to the new owner. Will definitely be enjoying another Saturday evening again soon.

I had not been to relish for a number of years (see my previous review) It is now under new ownership - what a difference! Service friendly and efficient, menu is good, ambience loads better. The food was excellent, great choice of drinks too.

My friend took me here for a coffee. As everything was delivered the young man your brought it spotted that my cup had a small mark on the inside - not only did he take it away he brought another very promptly. The coffee and tea were good quality and arrived with a little biscuit. Friendly staff and good service - will definitely visit again and have something to eat.

Relish has relatively new owners who have refurbished the premises to a high standard. The owners and staff are welcoming, very friendly and happy to please. Their menu is growing, food is exceptional and there is always a good selection of cakes, including gluten-free, to enjoy. Situated by the Church, this little gem is definitely worth a visit.

Excellent service and good food, the change of decor has made the place feel a lot more spacious and cheerful, made to feel so welcome when first arrived could have spent all afternoon chatting and savouring my Rioja.Will definitely be back especially when they start opening in the evening.

Just been for brunch and everything excellent. High quality all round with attention to detail. Dill on the smoked salmon; lovely dressing on the salad; huge choice of teas (and good choice of coffee) served in nice crockery etc. Friendly staff, owner (I think) working front of house and greeting everyone, good quick service, plenty of space, Spanish music playing quietly. Everything right. Recommended.

I like Relish. It's got the challenge of a Costa next door, but seems to be doing increasingly well. Given the choice, I always try to patronise an independent outlet rather than a chain. At a recent visit, I enjoyed their excellent coffee and good home made soup. Service is always pleasant, and though the awful musak is inevitably present, it's not quite as loud as next door!

Sunday morning breakfast treat. Scrambled egg, smoked salmon on brown toast. Delicious. Big recommendation for this place, never fails to deliver.

Have now been to Relish 3 times at different times of the day. There's no shortage of good quality cafes in Nantwich but this is among the best.Read & coffees are top notch, cakes & other food all home made & delicious. The staff are...

A lovely little cafe just next to the church. We were welcomed immediately and enjoyed coffee and cake - both delicious. Relaxed atmosphere and friendly.

We ordered the all day breakfast and the lunchtime spevial which consisted caluflower soup and cheese and chutney sandwich. Accompamied by a large latte and glass of wine. I found the soup a bit tasteless, lacking in flavour and seasoning and actually, it seemed far...

Popped in for lunch on saturday morning... busy little cafe but found a seat for us... was a bit cramped...

Super sausage sandwich with gorgeous red onion relish served with cracking cup of coffee. Husband very happy. Scrambled egg lovely....

Had breakfast here and wasn't disappointed. Freshly cooked food served by a pleasant young waitress. Vast choice of teas also...

My husband and I had lunch here a couple of weeks ago. We have been to Relish on a number of occasions but I haven't written a review before.... so:

Lovely ambience and friendly welcome from staff. Rebus has tea and soy milk . Husband had excellent coffee with sausage sandwich full of delicious pork sausages. Unable to eat bread they were only to happy to give me the sausages with egg of my choice. Delicious! Definitely worth a visit and their cakes are amazing. All home cooked

I love this place because it has an interesting menu and always has a dish of the day. I have only ever eaten panini, open sandwiches and other cold food here, but everything on offer has a slight twist and/or an interesting ingredient. The open sandwiches are delightful with a glass of wine and the staff ate always pleasant and helpful.

Nice place, but desperately needs to be bigger. Great menu and very delicious food (the eggs benedict are divine). But usually no tables left and gets full very easily.

Had a lunch break here. Good coffee and nice soup and sandwich. Located in middle of town. Near to all town amenities and good independent traders. Recommended lunch stop.

I went with my family. I ordered a chicken and bacon salad which was lovely, fresh and brilliantly sized! A choice of dressings meant you could tailor to your tastes. The rest of my family all had paninis which arrived fresh, warm and with lovely homemade coleslaw and salad. Finished with a homemade cake- made by the owner apparently! Incredibly moist cappuccino cake and the best flapjacks in Nantwich! Lovely that you can have a beer or wine with lunch too! Staff are incredibly friendly and attentive. Will definitely frequent this place!

A good variety of food and drinks made fresh for you. Friendly staff. There is a nice atmosphere with airy feel.

We were struggling to find a coffee shop which we could get my mum into as she is a wheelchair user. We stumbled upon this gem which had plenty of space for mum as well as toilet facilities for the disabled.We had coffees and a teacake each - delicious and a very good value. The staff were attentive and the menu was extensive.

We only wanted something lute during our shopping trip. We decided on a beef and horseradish sandwich. The service was excellent, friendly and helpful. The sandwiches were perfect, served with salad and coleslaw. Nothing to much trouble. The waitress was delightful. So deIighted was I with the service that I recommended it to my niece who visited the following say with her husband and they both had the all day breakfast. A lovely Sunday treat. Don't overlook this lovely place, it is tucked away at the side if the St Marys church on the cobbles. A 'must visit' place.

Hubby and I enjoy regular coffees at the Relish Deli. The beans are of a high quality, apparent to coffee aficionados. Amy, as usual, is most attentive and courteous. Tina the manager, is always receptive to feedback, and cares deeply about the establishment. Considering there is much competition in the immediate vicinity, this contemporary coffee shop is always our destination.I would highly recommend visiting.

Had breakfast today, excellent quality, great menu choice and very good service and value. The atmosphere is really good and the location , very close to Nantwich church and centre is ideal

This is a smart coffee shop in a quiet side street near the church. Smart ambience, very good value and good coffee. We visited as a group of 6 at a quite busy time, mid morning on a Saturday, and were served quickly and cheerfully.

Really nice little spot at the side of St Marys Church in the centre of town.The food is excellent (the eggs benedict were amazing!) and they are licenced too if you want a glass of wine with your lunch.My only complaint (and its a small one) is it becomes full very very quickly. There simply are not enough tables.

A smallish, modern restaurant right in the centre of Nantwich and just 30 yds from Saint Mary's church.We called in for breakfast and both of us had eggs Benedict and relish it we did, the coffee was quite good too.

Felt the need for food after the Nantwich lake walk, what a find!Lovely modern café , with friendly staff and great food.......Had the special sandwich smoked salmon and prawn, lovely served with a salad and coleslaw.Coffee was excellent.Another Nantwich café on my go again list.

Had a take away this morning as we had the dogs with us and wanted some breakfast. Sausage sandwich with red onion marmalade - nothing to rave over you might think but I beg to differ.Hand cut soft bread, freshly cooked tasty sausages and really good relish (no pun intended!) - simply delicious.I'll certainly be back next Saturday

Lovely cozy cafe atmosphere with fantastic fresh food. I had a ham salad which came with amazing home made coleslaw and potato salad to accompany the thick slices quality ham. The cakes, home baked by the owner apparently, force the abandonment of any health intentions with the salad! To top it all off, the place is licensed so a nice glass of wine to wash it down tops of a perfect lunch.

I chose this cafe from trip advisor reviews on the morning I visited. Neither my friend nor I had been before and we will definitely go back. We dashed in from the rain at 1.15 to find the cafe packed (a good sign). There was only one table for three available but it had high stools (the only ones in the cafe). The lovely efficient young waitress realised that this was less than ideal with my youngest son and asked if we would like to be reseated as soon as another table came free. This she did as promised. My friend and I had the soup and sandwich combo for £6.95. Delicious proper home made vegetable soup and cheese candwich on seeded bread, also served with a chopped salad, crisps and a pot of coleslaw. My son had a huge baked potato with beans and cheese, and an amazing chocolate milkshake with thick cream served on top (optional). The food was perfect, simple but served beautifully. The cafe has a contemporary feel and is light and spacious, plenty of room between tables. The waitress was excellent, observant and ready to assist. We both thought that she was a star and would employ her tomorrow. Three lunches, a milkshake and a pot of Earl Grey for two came to just under £28. Worth every penny, we will go back.

We just love this little cafe in Nantwich. The staff are incredibly friendly, the coffee & tea is lovely and the cakes and food are delicious. For breakfast the bacon sandwiches are great, the bread they use is sourced from a lovely local family run bakery, Snapes (not Chatwins!!) and the bacon is lovely. If you're going in for something a bit smaller then I can't recommend the flapjack highly enough! It's so good I bought 2 slices to see me through my recent 35mi race and it was a perfect pick-me-up! If you're in the lovely town of Nantwich then do give this lovely little cafe a try and please, PLEASE stay away from the chains like Costa & Cafe Nero. Independents like Relish deserve every hard earned penny they get.

Went on holiday 23rd August, came to Relish and had a delightful breakfast. However....It must have changed owners.Return 3rd September with my son for lunch. By and large ignored by the staff who after 5 minutes gave us some menus. The waited a further 12 minutes totally ignore got up and walked out.Returned 12th September with my wife to treat her for breakfast.Same staff who again were inattentive. Order food which seem to take forever to come. When it arrived the disappointment came too.My bacon was sadly cremated to the point that I had to snap it not cut it.The scrambled eggs were made in the microwave.My pot of tea was AWOL and never seen.I asked for the bill and the waitress replied "yep"! She the picked up her phone and disappeared outside not to be seen again.Waited a further period for bill, gave up and bad £15 for over priced poor food.The only saving grace is that my wife is excellent company.Will not return :-(

Whilst in Nantwich on Sunday we were looking for somewhere to have a drink and bite to eat and came upon the Relish Deli right next to the church. We had a lovely table by the window and decided to have a deli sandwich each from their excellent menu and a drink.Our food and drink was freshly prepared and served to us very quickly - the portion sizes were generous and were accompanied by coleslaw, salad and potato crisps.When next in Nantwich we will go back to the Relish Deli without doubt.

Living in Nantwich there are so many foodie places to try that we almost forgot this one.However we visited recently and it was excellent.We had between us,bacon sandwiches,sausage sandwiches and teacakes.Everything was very good and they are using local suppliers including the bread from a small local baker which is wonderful.We will return to try the sandwiches which look very good.It is situated overlooking the church so is a lovely location .We will return !

A first time visit for me and my husband. With an abundance of coffee shops to choose from in Nantwich we decided on Relish just to 'see what it was like'! We were not disappointed! I had eggs benedict which were so nice, I didn't eat again all day! Everything was freshly prepared so we didn't mind waiting but to be honest, the wait was minimal. Husband had smoked salmon and cream cheese bagel which he thoroughly enjoyed. Would definitely visit again.

As a regular to this Cafe I was shocked to read some of the comments on this site!!!!!! The food is good value for money and it is all freshly made. As a Restaurant Manager/ Events & Wedding Planner I understand why some people do get irritated waiting for food but if it is freshly made to order and not pre-packed "ding ding" (microwaved) food then it is to be expected. The staff, Amy, Tina and Flo are very friendly and ALWAYS go out of their way to make your visit enjoyable and pleasant. They always ask "if everything's OK" so if anybody has a problem just tell them instead of putting comments on this site. In my experience, if you don't tell or inform these people if you have a problem then they can't put it right!!!! I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND this lovely Cafe for fresh food and SCRUMPTIOUS cakes.

Good coffee shop. Tea cakes very nice and go well with the coffee. Tempting selection of cakes and scones also available and teas.

I've been to Relish several times and I do admit the Deli itself is nice to be in, the staff are friendly and overall is a pretty nice experience. I've had a variation of things to eat and drink from there such as their salads, sandwiches, soups and tea/coffee. However my most recent experience hasn't been too great.I went on a day that was pretty quite so there was wan't any rush for anything.My regular latte with a shot of syrup tasted like someone had tipped a load of sugar in the cup, I do like sweet things, but not to this extent! I've had soup before and it's been fine, but this soup I had was cold on the edges and warm in the middle which didn't make eating it a good experience. I do hope it's a one off because I have enjoyed their cold dishes like salads and sandwiches but their "Hot" food was not up to scratch. Considering the cost of their food, I would most defiantly not come here again if I can pay less and enjoy similar food that's made properly. In addition since being there on a number of occasions, I feel as if the deli should be switched up a little. They promote products such as their teas and ornamental pieces, but every time I go the same products are being promoted in the same places of the shop. I don't come here very often, but when I do I expect to have a nice experience. It's probably me being picky but if I were to own this Deli I would want to switch up where I locate my products and what I promote to sell at least every month! It makes customers come in to not only experience "good food" but see what's new to browse at and buy potentially. Anyway overall my most recent experience wasn't pleasant. At this moment in time I wouldn't recommend going if you mind spending on food, because it might not be worth it!

Went into Relish for lunch and was pleasantly surprised, it was my first visit and struggled to choose from the delightful sandwich menu! I had the beef sandwich with beetroot chutney, it was very tasty! But my favourite part had to be the carrot cake, it was so moist and flavoursome I shall be back for more! Thank you!

Called in for lunch on a lovely spring Sunday. Great service and a varied light menu. I can vouch for the Eggs' Benedict having had it on a previous occasion. Today my order was bacon and brie panini and it didn't disappoint. Excellent food and sensible prices. I liked the fact that their toilets are made available to the public, so well done for co-operating in the town scheme!We shall certainly call again the next time we are in town. Don't change!

Another good experience here. Service and food all excellent. Good location with parking right outside but also within easy walking of the centre of town. Worth a visit and quite a regular place for us to call in.

I love the food at relish, the staff are friendly and always working hard. The specials are always great and the food is always served hot! The only criticism is you can sometimes wait longer than necessary for your drinks order but all in all its a lovey place to go whether for lunch or in the evening when they turn the lights down and change the Music. We will keep returning.

We visited at noon on a Saturday to find ourselves the only customers in the deli. It looked lovely and the staff were friendly and initially very attentive. The food and drinks arrived quickly and we were quite impressed. The sandwiches were lovely and fresh and well presented. Unfortunately for us there was a bit of a downpour resulting in an influx of customers escaping the rain. From here it went downhill. The staff didn't seem to have an action plan and as a result having finished our lunches we were left sitting with empty plates for about 20 minutes. I did have my eye on a scrumptious looking coffee and walnut cake and my husband would have had a piece of good looking carrot cake, both with cups of coffee. Alas, we gave up hoping someone would remember we were there so I went to the counter to pay, resulting in lost custom for Relish. It's a real shame because it started with such promise. We will try again, though, in the hope the second time will fulfil our expectations.

Day trip to Nantwich and a wander around the church brought us to the doorstep of Relish. A quaint little café with a modern interior, we decided to give it a try. It was busy inside and we were lucky to get one of the last two tables remaining. After waiting nearly 5-6 minutes with no acknowledgement from staff, we were then given menus to look at. Menu is quite basic but all bases covered from soup, sandwiches and salads. I chose a mozzarella, tomato & basil panini. I was amazed to see the panini taken out of the freezer for defrosting.... surely bread comes in fresh regularly enough to prevent freezing produce? When it arrived I was shocked to find that the basil was merely dried herbs from a packet sprinkled on the mozzarella. For the price (£5.95) I was expecting fresh basil leaves at least. It tasted pretty average, nowhere near what I expected. Wife had a cheese and chilli salsa sandwich which she said was nice. Also, I don't think £2 for a glass of juice is acceptable. I am happy to pay the price for quality, but this was bordering on being ripped off with cheap ingredients. I didn't feel the service was up to speed either, having waited to be served and then waiting for our plates to be cleared, which they weren't, so we just got up to pay. I think this was a staffing issue as they seemed short staffed. I didn't feel this venue was value for money, but nice to try an independent business rather than a chain.

My husband and I found ourselves unexpectedly in Nantwich over lunchtime and we discovered this lovely place. It was almost full to capacity but this didn't stop the staff from being very welcoming and nothing was too much trouble. We both had a light lunch (which came promptly even though they were extremely busy) and the presentation of each dish and taste of each dish was fantastic! We also thought that it was really good value for money compared to other places we've been to locally. We would highly recommend this place and will be going again - delightful!!

Called in for coffee and cake on a recent canal trip. Asked for 1 slice of cake to share and it was delivered on 2 plates - really lovely friendly service (and great cake)!

A very pleasant location and generally quite a nice interior decor. Food was unfortunately only average. A little more attention to detail, portion sizes , seasoning and freshness of salad components would not go a miss and could make all the difference. Service time from ordering to serving was quite slow which is a shame for people who may be on short lunch time breaks from work as this would likely put off many potential customers of this type which is a loss of business for the Deli. If your in no hurry then 40 minute to an hour for a light lunch seems about normal on both my visits here. Potentially Relish Deli has a great opportunity to do really well however with such a small kitchen and limited food prep area with minimal serving staff on the day of our second time visit we feel this will be our last time here. A little sad it wasn't better.

Next to the church in a cobblestone street makes for a good location. Food is freshly prepared and also offer specials of the day too. Price is very good and the food quality is excellent. You will not be disappointed in the service either. If in a Nantwich you must look this place up and try it.

As the title says - we found this little gem of place almost by accident - its right next door Costa Coffee. Food is excellent and matched by the friendly staff and service. They also sell a large range of the products they use - which is excellent.Oh and the cakes ...... mmmmmmm they're to die for ...!I'd happily recommend this place to all !

Visited May bank holiday Monday, so maybe not usual staff - its a few months since I have eaten here - but what a disappointment. I had cheese and biscuits and a pot of tea and my husband had a prawn salad. Quality of food was well below average. We waited over half an hour for the food (nb no cooking involved) only 2 types of cheese - just cheddar & cheshire. No blue cheese, no smoked cheese, no goats cheese. A handful of grapes - the red ones were all wrinkled and turning bad, the green ones all were starting to go brown. Husband's salad looked very unappetising. Whole lot cost over £16.00 and we weren't even asked if we had enjoyed the food. If we had, I would have said. I support a lot of Nantwich cafes, going out for lunch or just a coffee at least twice a week, and I like to vary the destination from time to time. But I will not go to Relish again. I am not in the habit of leaving reviews, either negative or positive - but this experience made me feel angry and they did not deserve my business.

Bacon butties and lattes all round....fab!!! Staff were lovely :) could not fault it. Lovely situated in village not far from church. Could have sat inside or out.

Stumbled upon this place in and decided to have lunch.It was very busy and only two staff were on, but they did there best, had a great sweet potato and pepper soup. Very good. Worth a visit but just avoid 12-1pm.

went here for a private party on a saturday night, excellent staff, service food wine & beerthe whole evening was very nice would go back again

Visited today after previously visiting quite a few months ago.....what has happened???Granted it was lunchtime and every table was busy, but we waited half hour for one panini and an expensive packet of crisps (with salsa)! We were actually about to give up and leave just as our food was brought over. Unfortunately the order was wrong and had to be made again, which took just 2 minutes!!!On leaving I noticed my clothes smelt of the cooking, I'm guessing the ventilation system/air-con was not working?A little overpriced for the quality and quantity of food, sorry but we won't be back.

Just had a lovely lunch in Relish. I had a panini with bacon and sweet chilli chicken which was great even better than it sounded. My better half had a BLT . Service was excellent with a lovely atmosphere.Highly recommend this local independent eatery, will be back soon.

I have been coming to relish for quite some time now and honestly I think it is amazing, the staff are always trying their best to help and the food is great. The atmosphere is great and I'm always created with a friendly welcome, I would strongly recommend relish to anyone visiting nantwich, definitely love it and will continue to be a regular.

Worthy of investigation by Trading Standards, does not live up to the image it portrays. Is a poor excuse for a coffee shop and is nothing like a Deli should be. Average coffee, nothing special and I so detest staff who are more interested in their own conversation and talk across you to their mates rather than focussing on the you the customer. Avoid, theres plenty of choice in Nantwich.

My husband, baby daughter and I came here for lunch as we had heard good reviews. We were seated by a friendly waitress and given menus. The menu is quite extensive and has lots to offer. My husband chose a gourmet sandwich, whilst I chose a soup & sandwich combination. When the food arrived, I was disappointed that my soup only came with half a sandwich not a full sandwich, as I was going to share this with my daughter for her lunch. Then suddenly the waitress came over with the other half of the sandwich and offered the other half to us 'complimentary' as it would otherwise 'go to waste'. For the price, I would have expected the other half on my plate already. Just found this a bit odd. None the less, the food was lovely, my daughter enjoyed the sandwich, my husband enjoyed his, and my soup (Spiced Lentil) was absolutely delicious. We waited a while for someone to clear us when we had finished, and I ended up going to to bar area to order further drinks and cakes. My husband and I followed with a slice of cake each, the portions were generous and tasted good. My husband went to change our daughter's nappy and found that there was not a baby changing unit/nappy bin to use. All in all, a nice lunch, could be a bit more attentive but otherwise very friendly service and nice food.

Very expensive for what you get.Ordered a 'Gourmet' wensleydale and chutney sandwich. Hardly any filling. The filling did not even go up to the edge of the bread.The homemade coleslaw was very coarse. Went in at about 12.45 and they had no soup or jacket potatoes. Not impressed.

This place is merely a cafe. Having travelled some distance to purchase a particular brand of chutney, on arrival, i asked the assistant whether there was an extension to the shop as i could find very little on display, she added, "we only stock what's on the shelves" which were bare. Having sent a complaint via e-mail, no one could bother replying. Hence, my negative feedback regarding this soup kitchen.

This is a great bistro hidden away in scenic Nantwich just by the Church. The Deli offers good quality food freshly prepared . The menu is limited but offers a range of sandwiches and soup for lunch , tremendous brunch and early evening tapas . The Deli is well appointed and there is a very warm welcome .

A Halloween themed four course dinner. We were greeted on arrival by very pleasant staff, shown to our table and offered a complimentary glass of Prosecco which was accompanied with ' witches fingers ' ( frankfurters with almonds as nails ) nice touch for Halloween! Then followed a large bowl of delicious really hot roasted pumpkin soup. Next was the main course, steak au poivre with garlic mash and root veg which was also delicious. Dessert was chocolate bread and butter pudding, yummy! and finally a selection of French cheeses..... all for £19.95. Very good value we thought. Nice to see the owner and his fiancée there for the entire evening also , making sure all was ok. Throughout the evening we had a Classical guitarist playing for us who was very good. We shall definitely return .

Just visited nantwich with friends and kids. I have to recommend Relish for a fantastic brunch eggs Benedict was excellent and the kids loved the ham and cheese panini very child friendly. Great music and a really mellow Sunday atmosphere . This place really is a hidden gem ten out of ten from me.

Sunday morning brunch just hit the spot after a walk. I had eggs benedict that was lovely , the kids had BLT and a panini . Nothing left on the plate so it must have been good . Alex went for the salmon and scrambled eggs , and rated it very highly . Service was swift and friendly . We were surprised how quiet it was . Rounded off with a really nice hot chocolate . We'll do this again soon.

Took a trip back in time today to see long lost and much loved friends. We had a very relaxing chat along with a lovely coffee and definitely the best carrot cake ever. The shortbread was also mouth watering. This place is so chilled. A little hidden gem. The décor is very trendy, modern and the staff very friendly. Just found out they have an evening tapas menu which looks very reasonable and delicious. Can't wait to come back for tapas and a nice glass of red.

Went here for a pot of tea for two, which was almost £6! Shocking expensive. Very gloomy inside and not sure how it can be called a deli considering its just a self with some pasta and jars. Service good though,

Called here for a coffee whilst visiting Nantwich for the annual food and drink festival. We were heading for another coffee shop on the same street, saw this and though we'd give it a try. Comfortable enough but not the most comfortable chairs. Coffees took a little time to come but they seemed to go to a great effort with very frothy cappuccinos and the Americano was great too. Wouldn't give it a five star but wouldn't have anything bad to say either. Nice setting on a little cobbled street just past the magnificent St. Marys church.

Was happy to find this lovely deli/tapas/café. Tried the selection of tapas and was pleasantly surprised by the quality and the variety. As a veggie I was glad there was still a wide range to choose from which isn’t always the case.

My partner and I are new to the area and have been sampling numerous restaurants and cafes in the area. We stumbled upon Relish last Friday evening and thought we would give their tapas a try.The food was beautiful, the atmosphere was wonderfully relaxing and the service exceptional. We enjoyed a fabulous evening and we are looking forward to going back again soon!!

Nantwich is such an attractive proposition on a late summers day, so Mr Hughes and I headed into the charming town for a walk around it's cobbled streets. We came upon Relish, an attractive delicatessen near the church, in the middle of town. My husband and I, being past the partying age, but not the age of being appreciative of good quality, have tired of the usual coffee houses you find in every town centre these days, gave this establishment a try. What a find! We had a lovely sandwich and panini lunch with some excellent rioja wine. It was nice to see a small, family-friendly place, doing its best to compete with the larger, certainly less personal places nearby. I must say a huge thank you to Karen and Tia (?..sorry !) for looking after us so well. We promise to come back very soon!

My partner and I have just move to the area and thought 'relish' would be a good place for lunch. It is in a lovely location and much thought has gone into the design of the interior. The menu promises a lot but failed to deliver. I had a Cheshire beef sandwich with beetroot and horseradish relish, homemade coleslaw and green salad, oh and ubiquitous crisps on the side. The relish totally overpowered the beef so I could barely taste it and the coleslaw was very bitter. The salad was quite good thought some French dressing would have improved it. My partner had the three cheese salad. It was OK, but he also thought the coleslaw was bitter and said his small portion of potato salad was a tasteless. Overall we were very disappointed. On the bright side, the staff were very pleasant. Nantwich has lots of eateries mostly selling paninis, toasted sandwiches and baked potatoes so there really is a place for something a bit different. 'relish' could be it, but it needs to improve on a grand scale before it impresses us.

We have been going to Relish on a fairly regular basis, for coffee and cake, since it first opened. However, I ordered something for my 2 year old son today that I hadn't ordered before and was stunned at the extortionate price. I had a cappuccino and carrot cake, he had a small bottle of orange juice and a slice of loaf cake perfectly sized for his small 2 -year old frame and about half the size of my equally priced carrot cake. When I was given the total of £11.15 at the till I thought there had been a mistake! I suppose I should have looked at the prices before ordering but really didn't think a slice of loaf cake (£2.95) and a small bottle of OJ (£2.50) would have cost so much!The young, polite man that served us was understanding of my shock and said that other customers have complained about the prices - all credit to him for his honesty!What a shame, we were planning on sampling the tapas menu but I don't like feeling exploited and that is how I felt on paying that much for a coffee, a juice and 2 cakes. After all, this is hardly Convent Garden!

The place is in a good location but the food quality here is going down. The gammon ham is no longer gammon but cheap thin sliced rubbish. Paninis are not very appetising and the cakes are expensive. The breads are nice though and can't be faulted.You get the impression the place is in the end game. Shame really. It could be more interesting with a little imagination - although restricted on space. Lots of light but get rid of all the bricabrac that no one seems to buy!

I've had lots of food and drinks here and it's all been excellent! Freshly prepared on the premises, friendly waiter service and beautiful setting. Apart from daytime coffee, snacks and lunches, I've also enjoyed the seasonal Friday night tapas. A good selection of nice wines too, which makes this place unique.

My wife, son & I called in for an early lunch today (29.1.13) - it was very good indeed!! Nice decor, a feeling of spaciousness, although it was about two-thirds full. I had a sandwich of caramelised Mediterranean vegetebles with cheeky chilli salsa - fresh and tasty, and very good value for £4.75. My wife had the houmus and pitta ,and my son had a bacon & Brie panini, both of which they enjoyed. I hope to go back soon!

It's quite small so I tend to avoid it in the day as couldn't face going in with a pushchair but I have been in the evening with friends for some Tapas and bubbles. really lovely as you could pick and mix what you wanted so don't have to over order.

Friendly staff and great to shop while enjoying a coffee or snack. Great to get a hamper made while enjoying a coffee!

My wife and I called in on a Saturday evening for the tapas menu which is advertised outside. We should have been warned by the fact that we were the only diners! The place is lacking in any sort of atmosphere and the menu with which we were presented bore little or no relation to the tapas we have enjoyed in the past in Europe.In the hope of salvaging something from our visit we ordered four items from the starters section of the menu. The portions were small and bland and when we were asked by the sole waiter if we enjoyed our meal we told him of our disappointment and that it wasn't what we expected he commented "other people have said the same thing but the owner insists on doing things this way"Needless to say, we shall not return especially as the cost was, in our view, extortionate.

We normally head here for the lovely coffee, and for those tea lovers yes they serve that too. However we had Tapas recently and it was lovely, well cooked and fresh, lovely atmosphere. However not great value for money small portions, yes even for Tapas. Also you need to stock more wine not good running out and being served slightly chilled wine. This said we will be back but not for the Tapas.

Was on the way to Costa but decided to veer off to this little local gem...Glad we did :-) Lovely home made food (coleslaw was brilliant).. Obviously popular with regulars (very good sign). Coffee is much better than the chains too.. One message... patronise your local businesses or brilliant little places like this will not survive.. We have a choice folks!

I've been here a few times now and have enjoyed every visit. It has a very relaxed vibe and the food is very good. I love that it's licensed too ;-) the deli items, for sale, on the shelves are good too!

Awesome coffee shop just off the cobbled street! First impressions are much better than the local rivalry (costa, aroma). Staff are excellent, and the food n coffee is great! Also heard the tapas night is the don!! Will be dining there ASAP!! Love xx

We visited Nantwich for a weekend away with friends, we were recommended this little gem by some locals we met in a pub. We arrived and were greeted with such a warm welcome from the staff who were superb from the start. Its a Deli with a great selection of Wines and local produce but they specialise in Tapas at night time. This is my favourite type of food so I can be pretty critical having tried so many different Tapas bars here and in Spain, I can assure you the food was absolutely excellent!! We started with Champagne Sangria which was like summer in a glass and went perfectly with the setting and the fantastic menu. As there were 4 of us we sampled everything on the menu and I can honestly say there was not one dish I didnt want more of and that to me is what makes good Tapas!!The staff bent over backwards to make sure we had a lovely evening despite the resturant being full the whole time, it never felt busy, it has a great relaxed atmosphere and was quite romantic too despite being in a group.I recommend this place to anyone who visits Nantwich!!

I lunched here with my friend. We both ordered the toasted mozzarella, tomato and basil sandwich. The sandwich came with a dressed side salad, coleslaw and a few crisps. It was really tasty and presented well.The cafe was very busy and had a good atmosphere. I would lunch here again in the future.

Recently visited for some lunch and I can't fault the place. Not a vast menu but caters to most tastes. We went for toasted sandwiches which were delicious and served with a lovely dressed side salad. I would definitely be happy to visit again

Me and my partner went to one of their tapas evenings. Good food and good wine. Will definatly be going back

Try the tapas at the weekend a great little place!

We went in at 12.30 on a wed. Orded Soup and a cup of coffee the drink came within 10 Mins but the soup was 50mins after that and only luke warm/cold. we had to go as time was running out at lunch time well not be going again sorry.