Spout Coffee Shop in Staffordshire Moorlands

Great food. 2 of the party vegetarian well catered for. Quirky surroundings. Staff fabulous. One girl (sorry we didn’t get her name) just so lovely, always with a smile. Asked us how we were enjoying our holiday and where had we been. When she was on her break she wrote us a list of suggested places to go. Thank you for a lovely experience

ok food , very quiet place quite strange decor felt abit rushed so he just ate and left , shame as it could be a good place , good location thou

Average , soup was watery and bland , it was very quite , could be much better , will try other places when I’m next in leek , not much parking but staff were good

Quirky ,friendly , great food , great as a dog friendly place , lots of attention to Grimble , mushroom soup ,bread, and Victoria sponge all delicious.

One of my favourite places both for coffee and cake and an evening meal! Their outstanding food is a delight and the wonderful staff to all they can to make your visit special. My most recent discovery was a carrot cake ball covered in chocolate, wow.

This place is a little gem, tucked away at the bottom of St Edward's Street. You walk into what just looks like a small bar, and only when inside can you see that it extends to the rear and upstairs. Received a very friendly welcome and the service throughout was excellent, despite the fact that it's Christmas party season and people were arriving all the time after my early (5pm) booking. The menu is short and eclectic, and the food beautifully cooked. I particularly enjoyed the Vietnamese sweet potato and prawn fritters but frankly, I could have eaten anything from the menu. Personally I would have preferred a longer wine list, but the owners clearly know their market and they specialise in a wide range of beers. The place had a lovely, friendly, buzzing atmosphere throughout and I'm sure I'll be back soon. Highly recommended.

Beautiful building, the style is so inviting and unique. The menu changes often which is always refreshing and the food is delicious, presented so well and definitely different to all other menus in Leek.

Lovely place to eat and drink. Atmosphere and vibe of the place was fab, The staff were really nice and friendly and the food and drinks were excellent. Will definitely be returning.

Local cafe which serves amazing food, fantastic coffee and all staff were friendly and welcoming. We sat outside in the garden which was cute and quirky, just like the rest of the building.

Absolute gem of a place. Super friendly staff and delicious food. Good menu and there was a decent selection of vegan dishes. We’ll be back.

Best place in Leek for brunch! Beautiful building and lovely staff, their breakfasts are the best in Leek, recommend the Mumbai eggs and the Shroomentine.

Spout is a fantastic place to visit whether your looking for great food, home brewed ales or a coffee n cake. Always a vibrant atmosphere the quirky setting is a great meeting place. The menu is varied and very reasonably priced, the food is exquisite ( new chef👍). Spout is also dog friendly. Our favourite place to visit. Highly Recommend

We had popped to Leek for a wander around the various antique shops and were looking for somewhere dog friendly for lunch. We spotted this place at the bottom of the hill and it was great. Charming and individual decor with very friendly and welcoming staff, only tried one of the many beers but that and the food were both lovely. Will pop back the next time we're passing!

Another good review alert….it’s even a couple of years since we last crossed the threshold of this place and wow what a place…very busy but still time was found to attend to our needs,the food is delicious and so fresh…try it out prop,you won’t be disappointed

We decided to pop I to try the new lunch menu as we were told the chef has changed. The vegan option felt disappointing, unfortunately. The non- vegan sourdough toast/bagel options come with eggs. The vegan option is simply vegetables on toast. Although it tasted fine, there was nothing replacing the egg's protein and fat. Therefore, I was pretty hungry shortly after leaving. When one pays £10 for lunch, it is frustrating to leave hungry. It would help to have some source of protein and fat added to the meal, e.g.: Tofu; hummus; beans; lentils; pesto; nuts. The butternut squash was also lacking in flavour, sadly. It would really help to have some extra herbs and spices added. I would love to come back and try again for lunch when the vegan menu sounds more filling and more flavoursome. I also feel that the lunch options are slightly too expensive for what we were given. My family members tried two non- vegan options and enjoyed the food but also agreed it was a little too dear. I think for £10 many other places would offer a small side of crisps, chips, or salad, which would help soften the blow of an expensive lunch out.

Enjoyed a lovely family meal in this unique quirky place. Great selection of beers and wines, menu even though small has something for everyone’s taste. Servers friendly and attentive. Atmosphere lovely and made for a very enjoyable evening, highly recommended.

The food was delicious, especially the sausage brioche bun. Staff were really friendly and even got to meet the chef who was really lovely. Might have to be our regular Friday lunch haunt!

Lovely. Great intimate corner for us to kick back and catch up with relaxed service. Great drinks both alcoholic and non alcoholic so everyone happy. Ordered a mix of cheese platter olives, chips and focaccia. All delicious. A lovely evening.

Eaten here with my wife on numerous occasions and always a warm welcome from the owners and staff. They're all lovely. Good selection of beers and wines, something for everyone. The food is always tasty, excellent value and good portions. They're open on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays for breakfast, lunch and dinner. We love the eclectic interior and relaxed atmosphere. What's not to like..!

First time here even though I'm local. Pleasant enough surroundings, but not very warm inside. My daughter ordered the big BERT - the bacon was so overcooked and dry it was near impossible to cut. (She used to waitress herself and is too polite to...

We had a lovely brunch (eggs Benedict and falafel), great coffee and fantastic service. Would recommended

We had a lovely meal and a nice warm here. After walking around the shops and feeling that Leek is perhaps a bit sorry, we knew that we would have a warm welcome at Spout having visited in the summer. The food was great and...

We have seen Spout so many times and said that we should call in, now we are kicking ourselves for not venturing down to it sooner. From the warm and friendly welcome as we went in it promised to be good. The food, coffee and...

Scrambling to find lunch on a Friday afternoon with just half an hour’s parking we found SPOUT in Leek. What a place! Food was excellent, and served incredibly quickly. Coffee great too. We loved the ambience and mix of stylish retro furniture too. We had...

Quirky but characterful coffee/craft ale/brasserie and occasional music venue situated just off the town centre of this Staffordshire town

We have visited Spout several times in the last month and it has become our favourite place to eat and drink in Leek which is very impressive as Leek has plenty of quality eateries. The atmosphere in Spout is wonderful, everyone is so friendly, being...

Been past the spout brew house many many times but never ventured in until this morning and what have me and the wife been missing. We add two different breakfasts and both were excellent and for the quality good value for money,as for the staff...

Went for lunch last week and had a simple but well cooked and presented meal. I chose the BERT which is bacon ,egg, rocket on toast. My wife had eggs benedict served with smoked salmon rather than ham which she enjoyed very much. The meals...

Fantastic brunch menu, lovely atmosphere and really, really good food. The No70 breakfast with kale, mushrooms, egg, lemon hummus, sausage, sourdough and a Mexican ketchup that I can't quite remember the name of was just fabulous. My wife's eggs benedict was excellent too. Add a...

This was our first visit to Spout, after it had been recommended to us. We had a lovely meal, beautifully presented. The falafel wrap was delicious and chips delicious. Brilliant atmosphere too!

A lovely, comfortable venue offering a good range of drinks, including delicious keg beer, and good wines. We have visited on multiple occasions and have left feeling satisfied every time. The home made pie and chips is especially good, but you need to pre order...

Thoroughly enjoyed tea in a teapot, a slice of caramel crunch with my daughter. We sat in the revamped garden, under a canopy of white sails, on quirky table and chairs in the sunshine. Surrounded by pretty flowers and smiling staff. Such a treat after...

Crossed the border for a meet up with a friend and well worth the trip. I'm part of the government's Covid study so Coronavirus free in case you're concerned I might infect Staffordshire! Lovely young lady greeted me, really friendly, seemed to be running the...

Wow. What a great place. We found it on the last day of the holiday but what a find! Great food, fabulous beer, lovely service, fantastic decor........ what more can I say? If you are in Leek - make a point of visiting this wonderful...

Called for lunch on spec. Very tasty food with an Indian twist. Spinach Dahl and Bombay Burrito. You could tell it was all freshly prepared. To top it off they have a good range of craft beers.

Unexpectedly finding this place open, the cafe let us bring our bikes inside while we had fabulous cake and coffee. Lovely half hour chatting with the very friendly and welcoming owners, wonderful stylish decor and beautiful garden out the back. Would have loved to stay for a few pints, maybe next time. Very much recommended!

Lovely food, great venue, great atmosphere. Lovely red wine, great choice of beers. Nice place with interesting stuff

Cracking quaint little tea room. Visited for the first time today and a place I'll certainly going back to. Offers various hot and cold drinks and some outstanding cakes. Comfortable and nice surroundings and cracking staff.

Lovely fresh food and coffee. There was a lot of choice with the cakes including gluten free options. Loved the quirky decor. Would definitely recommend.

We had lunch here before a meeting in Leek and then returned after the meeting for a beer and cake (IPA plus Orange/marmalade cake turns out to be a great combination). Spout manages to be traditional yet modern, eclectic and quirky without feeling that it's trying too hard to be any of these things. It's a lovely, relaxed place. But, most importntly, the range and quality of food is spot-on for a cafe like this. The cakes - baked by the owner - are particuarly good. The staff were also really friendly and accommodating. I just love finding independent places like this - if only there were more cafes like this, Starbucks and Costa, etc, would be empty and our high streets would be better for it. We will definitely return next time we're in Leek.

The first time we visited here, the staff were lovely, my friends tried different ales, we sat outside and had a lovely relaxed time. The second time we visited, it was very busy, there were no tables and the staff appeared to be run off their feet - they saw us looking for a table but didn't bother to come over to offer any help. We left feeling disappointed.

Cosy atmosphere, gorgeous food, different options, great coffee and beer. By god were those eggs perfect; they were clearly given full care and attention and pride in their serving. Says it all. You are fabulous and I will be back!

Spotted this interesting looking cafe and decided to stop and try it. Friendly welcome which always starts off on the right foot. It's a quirky, rustic place, making great use of the mis-match trend that's popular atm, tiles to the floor, bare plaster, old paint, you get the picture, somehow it's cosy, it works. There's art work, lighting and bits and bobs for sale to with a jewellery design studio up the beautiful original staircase. The menu isn't extensive but does have something for everyone, better to do quality than quantity, the Staffordshire oatcakes were very tasty and filling although I'd have preferred the food presented on a vintage plate. Prices I felt were a little on the high side, especially coffee prices considering the small cups. Enjoyed the visit and the walk up the road enjoying the antique collectable shops.

Visited here today for lunch. Lovely freshly prepared food, good quality ingredients. The cakes are amazing! I even had a vegan chocolate brownie that was better than a non vegan version. Lovely friendly staff and an individual style of decor. This was my first visit and it certainly won’t be my last! I would definitely recommend it.

Well I have been dining here and drinking for a very long time and yet still they continue to surprise me. This morning I had this tasty twist in an oatcake. Mushrooms and spinach in White wine sauce. I was sceptical but I have an open mind. It is something I’d recommend if you are passing.

Fantastic little cafe with really friendly staff and a lovely ambience. Great selection of breakfasts, light lunches and some amazing home-baked cakes! Coffee is spot on and there's a good selection of craft beers (bottles and draught). Well worth a visit.

Called in on Saturday for coffee and food - tried the special mexican Buddha bowl and it was fab!! Lovely atmosphere and very friendly staff. Will definitely call in again next time I’m in Leek!

Sorry to say but Spout cafe was no. 1 for until recent months.

New team in Spout, great staff and decor remains quirky and interesting.

I called in yesterday afternoon, an interesting selection of 4 key-keg beers from different breweries.The two I tried from Mobberley Brewhouse were very good.Thirds,halves and pint measures available. Good friendly service and they accept contact-less payment.

Delicious breakfast and a good cuppa - so good we stayed for cake. New owners have definitely upped the quality of ingredients whilst keeping the best dishes and the relaxed atmosphere. A triumph.

Lovely quirky place with a great selection of craft and bottled beers. We visited as part of a pub crawl around Leek although didn't have food so can't comment on that. It's definitely a great place for a drink though and we found ourselves sat in two armchairs in a little room at the back. Loved the Magnificent Multitude Of Beer poster! Will definitely be back!

Always come to spout for sat lunch a real treat as I don’t get many Saturdays off, staff are amazing, food is always spot on, Sauvignon Blanc is to die for, the lovely lady always remembers we have ice in our wine, little things like that make you feel so welcome.

Highly recommend the Mumbai breakfast, sourdough toast, cheese with chilli and seasonings, topped with fried eggs. Super dog friendly too.

Really good vegetarian options. The atmosphere and decor is really inviting and quirky. I absolutely love the hot chocolates, too! Definitely worth a visit if you like healthy but hearty food.

We are regulars here - Dave always has outstanding beers and with his encyclopaedic knowledge of beer he is always happy to provide advice. A friendly place and guaranteed to get your night out off to a good start!

The cakes are amazing and the coffee is good. Staff are very welcoming and as others have said it is really quirky; the only thing I don’t like is the bare stripped walls in one of the back rooms, it’s really creepy and dull somehow. Maybe close this room off until it is finished, I don’t think it is the right environment for an eating place. Other than that great!

Spout Brew House is not your usual eatery, I can only describe it as quirky but it’s definitely worth calling in as the food is delicious, and the service is excellent. Do a great bacon butty ! Highly Recommend

A lovely, quirky little cafe. Good food with some more unusual th gs on offer. including gluten free choices. Friendly efficient service. Open Friday and Saturday evenings too.

Now a part of our weekend routine - yes it's quirky, the staff are friendly & helpful, the daily menu is brilliant- but it's the value for money that makes it a standout. Check our bill every time to make sure we're paying enough! The Buddha Bowl, range of breakfast options, the coffee ( & the beer & gin!!!) are all highlights - and the people watching...

Lovely afternoon with my daughter - a treat for her birthday. The food was really good - excellent value for money - the quiche & cakes were especially yummy. Thank you.

Just popped into spout because it was snowy outside. What can I say AMAZING food, best coffee in leek and very helpful staff made this a place I will be coming back to.

Liquid lunch for myself , plenty of people snacking on great food !!!!! Good friendly staff .knowledge of niche select beers.Give this place a go it's great.

I love popping in here for coffee and one of the home made cakes. The place is really quirky and there's always some good magazines and papers out for a read too.

We spent a very pleasant hour on Sunday morning during the Blues & Americana festival. We couldn't get a seat near the artists but there was a great atmosphere, the coffee is tremendous & the bean casserole was very good. Finished off with one of the home made biscuits. Give it a try. Early doors Fri/Sat also very pleasant & a good selection of beers.

Super friendly place. The cafe does the best coffee in Leek and also has a great selection of teas. Lunches are excellent - I often have the 'Buddha bowl' which changes daily but is always delicious, and there are plenty of other tasty lunch options as well as a good selection of home-made cakes. Or if you're into quality beers, again there's no better place in town! There are always excellent and often unusual beers on tap, plus a wide selection of bottled/canned beers. Dave has an encyclopaedic knowledge of beers and has helped us discover many new favourites. We usually end up taking a few home with us too. Highly recommended!

Called in while taking a few days off work, well and truly surprised having driven past many times the place looked small and limited, however like a tardis it opens up in to a labyrinth of rooms and places to site, Staff very helpful in selecting from the hundreds of craft beers on offer and a very nice glass of prosseco for my wife. Will be calling again.

Great coffee! Delicious cakes! Real ale on tap! Good menu if you like something a little different for lunch. Find a seat before ordering, this place gets busy!

Metimos en un café hoy. Chorro está situado en el cruce de carreteras como entras en Leek desde la carretera de Newcastle.

Vinimos a puerro en una escapada de fin de semana y es como el primer puesto en los paramos. Muy bonito!

Pequeño gran ambiente relajado y el personal encantador. Selección de artesanías goos cerveza de barril así como una amplia variedad de té y café. las tartas increíbles perros e incluso con una copia de la beano para leer bien merece una visita

Almorcé aquí después de una recomendación, pero no de la emoción, es muy raro, con habitaciones inacabadas y luz Láy la comida no muy buena.

I called into this place two weeks ago with some of the family. When my younger son is home from London, he loves to spend several hours chilling here. The decor may not be to everyone's taste- I think it's described as 'urban'- but the food is very, very good; a range of food with individual flair, fresh, chunky bread, unusual fillings, hot or cold; crockery is quirky, rarely matching, and for one from the Potteries, a game of "who made that?"Well worth a visit when next in Leek.

Lovely, quirky place. Friendly staff and good service. Food was delicious ( gluten free options too) but very small portion. I was still hungry after.

Popped into Spout for the first time as it was recommended to us by another cafe owner who had trouble catering for my Vegan Wife. Great coffee and interesting snacks and platters on offer, vegan dishes and very tasty vegan brownies! Making it a port of call every time we go to Leek from now on, well worth a look in.

We discovered Spout only recently as it's slightly away from the market place and pedestrianised centre area of Leek. However it's definitely worth taking a two-minute stroll down to the bottom end of St Edward Street to seek it out. The rather sombre frontage looks like a standard indie coffee shop but there's far more than that on offer towards the back of the place and upstairs: an old Georgian kitchen with funky exposed layers of old paint and plaster, where regularly changing art displays are hung; a little reading room area with poetry on the walls; a craft beer shop; and a pretty, tranquil garden area for fine weather.The cafe offerings are all good value, and they serve good quality teas and coffees at sub-Costa/Starbucks prices. We're partial to the excellent 'tea and cake for two' deal at just £6 - a big pot of breakfast tea to share with a generous slice of well made fresh cake each. The cake alone would be three quid in some places, so essentially you're getting your cuppas for free! Or there are warm filled oatcakes - a rib-sticking local Staffordshire speciality - for just £3.95. Or soup of the day plus a chunk of artisan bread for £2.95. Opt for a well priced breakfast or platters (Greek or Skandi) at £4.95, and you can fill up without spending too much.All the food is well presented, and the fairly short menu probably helps to keep everything fresh. Further plus points are evening opening on Fridays and Saturdays, friendly/helpful staff, a pleasant unhurried vibe, an engagingly eclectic playlist on the house sound system (it covered indie, rap and classic pop when we were there....), a good choice of craft beers and interesting gins from the Bottle Lab upstairs (although it's not really a bar), and an interesting, characterful old building.Leek is lucky to have Spout, and we feel lucky to have found it. Although we're not Leek locals, we'll be finding an excuse to drop by again soon.

Our first visit to Spout was pure chance - but we've kept going back for the well-priced food with a range of options (including great cakes) first rate coffee and off-beat atmosphere. Tables and chairs are in random styles from ordinary dining chairs to comy sofas spread across several small rooms. Anywhere that has a copy of Private Eye lying around for customers to peruse has to be OK!

Spout is a lovely little coffee shop with a casual and relaxed atmosphere, the coffee is also outstanding. Unfortunately does not open early meaning I have to go elsewhere for my morning coffee fix! Keep up the great work.

On a miserable Saturday spent in Leek, Spout Brew House became our decided place to eat after enjoying lunchtime there in the past. The cafe has a warm atmosphere and the staff are amicable. The food and drink is very fairly priced, considering its great quality and the fact that it caters to everyone, including vegans. Upstairs is the Bottle Lab, which holds a vast selection of beers to purchase as well as the menu choices downstairs. Always a port of call when in Leek.

The Spout Brew House in Leek is a wonderful mixture of things. You can sample various hot drinks, snacks, freshly made cakes and unusual draught beers. In the same building you have the Bottle Lab where you can buy specialty bottled beers from various places in world. You can also buy handmade cards and wedding stationery.We visited the Bottle Lab, after a friend gave me bottle of larger to try ,and we then ordered a case. We then had hot chocolate ,a slice of cake and tasted a small sample of their specialty draught beers. The staff were all friendly and helpful and we will definitely be visiting there againYou can contact the Spout Brew House on spoutbrewhouse@hotmail.com

Well it's about 3 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon and my wife and I have just driven the 12 miles from Macclesfield for a cup of tea and something to eat at Spout which is showing on your page as open until 5 p.m. today. Sadly the cafe is very much closed. The cafe is great. I say this having been there several times before so I can recommend it but rather like one or two independent cafes here in Macclesfield opening hours are fickle. All I will say is if it is your cafe then open and close as you wish but if you are going to make a statement that you are open or closed please make it accurate.

Wow what a beautiful quaint cafe with many choices on menu and the best bit, our dogs are allowed in. Perfick.

Good place at the bottom of St Edward Street next door to great antique shop Odeon.bexcellent coffee and uses locally sourced food including bread from Live Love Loaf

Great coffee wonderful tea and a brunch made with love and attention to detail. Great staff and a wonderland atmosphere . Leek is lucky to have it!! A little gem

This is an unassuming coffee shop with a surprising secret on the first floor, one of the largest selections of bottled beer I have ever seen. Tap beer is also available ranged from 5% to a mind blowing 9% and is all hand selected from the brewery by knowledgeable staff. There are small alcoves and rooms on the ground floor for intimate meetings. Hot chocolate, wine, juice, milkshake, tea also available.

Went here for a friend's pre wedding drinks. Cool and quirky place with good reason and coffee. The real bonus is the bottle lab beer shop upstairs with its helpful and knowledgeable owner, great beer selection to drink or take away. Can be booked for private functions. A must visit in Leek.

Great place. Nice to meet staff with a sense of humour! Cakes etc. All lovely, as are the 4 draft craft ales. The artwork and poetry are also good to see. The veggie burrito is particularly nice. Well recommended.

I love being at Spout, I always feel welcome and relaxed when I am here. It helps that the food is delicious and the coffee is superb!

Two of us came for brunch, tea and cake and we certainly weren't disappointed. Tasty, home cooked food, great ambience, cozy and comfortable. Friendly service at reasonable prices. Can't wait to return!

This little gem is well worth a visit. Very quirky coffee shop beautiful building, friendly staff. We finished off with buying some ales from upstairs lovely!

This has everything an independent coffee shop should have. A truly interesting decor full of quirky touches, an arty feel and great coffee and cakes. Sophisticated yet not expensive. There is also an excellent shop selling bottled beers above it. Superb.

Spout is a favourite Saturday destination for us. We love the arty bohemian feel, and the quirky rooms and decor. Food is great, staff are likewise, and we'll be loyal for many moons to come.

We love this friendly, independent cafe. Gorgeous and unusual cakes, quirky interior, great coffee and best of all they allow our well behaved dog inside. Totally earned our loyalty, best cafe in Leek.

Met up with friends and took advantage of the coffee and cake for two offer (£7). Great coffee and yummy cake. There was a great selection including a vegan option. The tea rooms are very trendy with vintage furniture and industrial fusion decor. Totally my kind of thing. Just like the London boutiques. They even have a bottle shop upstairs where you can grab a couple of beers. Loved the little gifts on sale. Lots of things to add to a usual tea break. #winner

First trip to Spout cafe in Leek with 3 other friends.Great menu, a little bit different from the norm. Really enjoyed my cheese platter with bread, salad and chutney. The ginger cake was also delicious.This cafe is also licensed so you can enjoy a wine or beer with your food.I shall definitely return when I'm back in leek!

Interesting quirky little cafe we found by chance. Good coffee and service. Superb little rooms to chill, have a bottle shop on the second floor for artisan beers and a few gins. Bought a great bottle of poppy gin.

My favorite place for lunch or coffee, dog friendly, lovely staff and great ambience, not to mention local sourced food freshly prepared by talented staff.

What a lovely lunch we had at Spout. A beautiful old building with mis-matching funniture, cubby-holes and bare walls, stools from the 60s and folding tables from another era........The menu was concise and offered a range of tasty food. The hamenbert wrap (ham & camenbert) was dee-lish! Served on a little tin plate. A mug of homemade soup and a "just created" chilled coffee & caramel drink. Traditional bacon butties and oatcakes and a superb sandwich of the day made on locally made bread.We will definitely be going back.Highly recommended

Just been to Spout for breakfast whilst visiting Leek and we are so pleased we did. I ordered the squished avocado on toast and my Husband had poached egg on toast with bacon. I asked for bacon to be added to my avocado and the staff were only too pleased to oblige. The tea and coffee we had with our meal was also excellent. We couldn't leave the premises without trying some cake which were on display on the counter. It was very hard to choose which one to eat but we opted for the rather spectacular looking Strawberry and Elderflower cake. We weren't disappointed, it was absolutely delicious. After eating we then went upstairs to visit the Bottle Lab and purchased some beers and cider. With so much choice on offer we were there a while!All in all we really enjoyed our visit and would highly recommend to anyone.

Had lovely pea and mint soup with ale and walnut bread. Absolutely delicious and good serving for the price. Cakes all looked yummy! Quirky decor and newspapers to read.Would like to see curtain on toilet door though!!!