Routes Cafe in Plymouth

Con el esquema de regeneración evolución general, este café que abrió después la biblioteca fue renovada ha sido remarcada en el Grupo Devonport vivir como una versión menos inteligentes pero de Cafe Comunidad politeness devonport en directo con en Mount Wise. El interior al lado de la biblioteca es más moderno y un poco de moda. Es un buen lugar para picar, pero a pesar de la marea de nuevas casas completado ahora en el otro lado de la calle se siente un poco independiente.

Este lugar es fantástica, ya que puedes leer libros mientras que comer y beber. Tiene acceso a internet y ordenadores portátiles de uso. El café y el té son preciosos y la comida tiene buena pinta.

Metimos en aquí con amigos, mi primera vez, pero sin duda no será la última. Muy amable, sólo tenía una obtener a la biblioteca y a la iglesia en la primera planta, hermosa ventana con vidrieras, interesante combinación. Volvimos y sábado en la cafetería, que iban a tener una taza de té cada uno, pero la señora sugirió una olla para todos nosotros tres por £2

Vine aquí hace un par de años. Tropezamos con que ya no había carteles, no hay aparcamiento, no hay vestigios de su existencia. Estaba decorada con gusto pero no tenía ningún atractivo o el impulso. Vine de nuevo y nos enteramos de que ha sido cerrado para quizás un año y ahora es para reabrir como una taza de café que venden café filtrado y algunos libros. Esto ha sido confirmado este fin de semana en la prensa local. Es bueno escuchar algo positivo. El lugar no es tan desolado como era debido al desarrollo residencial avanzar y otra regeneración al otro lado de la carretera, pero yo aún temen que se sentirán hidebound la ética de conservación de regeneración y fallaran bárbaramente presentar cualquier publicidad o sentido de diversión. No obstante buena suerte para el proyecto.

A menos que viven muy localmente puede que nunca sabe. El aparcamiento es un dolor. Parece que no desea hacer publicidad o anunciar el lugar. Está bien ensamblada. La comida es buena. Creo que necesita un poco más, pero tal vez se mantienen deliberadamente bajo volumen y un poco sobria porque es parte de la biblioteca/edificio de la iglesia.

This cafe is a little gem if you are ever in the vicinity of Devonport. Located inside the stunning Devonport Library within St Aubyn Church, it's difficult to know its there as there is not good signage. This maybe goes with the fact the building is a Church or that it's run by a local charity. However, when you find it you will be pleased. The coffee is very good with a varied yet simple menu - with freshly made and very yummy cakes and biscuits baked on the premises. It has a very 'communal' feel inside with large sharing tables and the staff are all local people who a friendly and attentive. If you have the time, check out the glass murals in the library itself. It's a great place to relax in and there's free wifi available to boot. Also very handy for informal business meeting.

I absolutely love this place! I come every Saturday morning for rhyme time, then move into the cafè for a drink and nibble with my little boy and the other mums! Cakes are to die for always a selection to choose from. Staff are lovely especially Debs and Gale. Defo recommend this place!

You wouldn't know it was here unless someone told you. It's as if to preserve the character and integrity of the old building the Regeneration people were determined to give no obvious clue to the presence of the cafe. The photos above give a good impression. I called in mid afternoon while walking from Keyham back into town. I had a hearty soup and a piece of cake. Very pleasant. Only slight concern was the distant formality of the staff. Maybe if they were a bit more affable the cafe would draw a few more regulars. But I would not hesitate to call in if I were passing again.

Not yet in a bustling part of the rejuvenating area of Devonport. Maybe few people know it's even here or how lovely it is? Smart little modern cafe in old building. We'll set up. Looks good and there is a good selection of food. Bit quiet when we were in. Needs to do something to pull in the punters. Good selection of cakes. Bit note, this is better than your average ubiquitous boring tea and cake shop. Only gripe. What kind of misguided pretentious training would lead anyone to provide you with a cup of hot water and separate tea bag? Americans and some continentals may make tea this way but for a better cuppa, please pour the boiling water straight onto the bag or leaves. Short rant over. Get the impression the staff here may have recently changed. Determined to be helpful. I recommend this place.

You wouldn't know it was here unless someone told you. Very laid back but attractive venue incorporating the entrance to the light airy library that has been created inside the shall of the old St Aubyn church. The cafe is well equipped, has friendly staff and the selection of freshly prepared food is excellent.

Very slightly isolated across the road from the expandind residential redevelopment of Devonport. Better to walk because so far there is no easy parking. Very friendly easy going staff, good selection of fair priced food all homemade. Big coffee machine. Simple comfy furnishings. Well designed interior. Feels good.

Just opened, a light meals cafe in a reworked space turning an underused church into a library incorporating book stock from the old Devonport Guildhall building (itself regenerated into an events space). Whether it will help restoring the spirits of long glum postwar Devonport is uncertain but large-scale redevelopment of areas recently released from the dockyard by the MoD together with work, like this, on older buildings seems to be bringing the area back to life. This pleasant little cafe can only help.