Stoke Cafe in Stoke-on-Trent

Waited 2 hours for a delivery. Called to check status of food and told very rudely that they are very busy and phone down. Bacon baguette is half a French stick with literally 2 shrivelled up pieces of bacon on. Couldn’t even taste the bacon. All the food was cold. Oatcakes we’re hard. Never ordering again.

A good lunch to be had here, a nice and clean environment. Friendly staff, and pleasant background music playing. As to the meal, I had a sausage & cheese oatcake, followed by a bacon & cheese oatcake; washed down with a mug of tea. The oatcake (not to be confused with a flapjack), was nicely cooked; as it was still soft. Both the bacon and sausage fillings were generous; a quick note regarding the cheese, it was very tasty, but chewy. The tea came with the bag still in, and the waitress didn't mind that I asked for some more milk.

Was looking for a café near the Cathedral. This was perfect. Friendly staff and prompt service. Enjoyed an egg oatcake with a good coffee. Excellent value. Recommended.

This cafe is inexplicably closed on Thursdays, so I came away empty handed (stomached?). Not that it is very good, but that it is very close to the local library.

Order correct every time, even with big £70 orders - 4th time we have ordered and delivered on time - fresh food - still piping hot - perfect! thank you

The food here, though cheap is greasy. They don't stock coke-zero/pepsi-max. So you have to settle for a diet cola :(

Good cafe in stoke town, oakcakes were good quality and managed to take a big office order for oakcakes, all hot and no complaints from staff. Worth a visit if in stoke town as opposed to the standard spoons! Credit to stoke town this cafe.

Call here when there a dance competition on in Kings Hall - really nice breakfast and a good cuppa coffee to

Helpful attentive staff and a lovely cooked breakfast. Good prices. Nothing fancy, but a good quality breakfast with big portions.

Nice and cheap, have a rang of foods to eat in or takeaway. Open 7 days a week. Portions are very big. Nice.

Food and drinks were reasonably priced. Food was plentiful and lovely. However the toilet was so dark you couldn't actually see it with the door closed and the light on and there was nothing to dry your hands on.

This place was a really nice cafe but now it's been taken over and starting go down the pan ! Really scrimping on the fillings on a sandwich and gone expensive.

nice fresh hot food and nice staff good prices coffee is nice and hot made fresh and not from a machine

This is the place to go for a decent breakfast, lunch or tea in Stoke. The choice is fantastic. The breakfasts are large, tasty and always come out hot. I can also recommend the pie & chips for lunch - the roasts look decent as well.

Good prices for meals and tasty food. Breakfasts are very good value. Coffees sometimes need a little extra coffee in to taste it but overall not bad. The whole seating area is well below parr and really does need new tables and chairs along with decoration.

Very basic cafe but all the better for that. Yes it's a 'greasy spoon' a bit cramped and a bit frayed around the edges but good basic food and very good value.

Nice food and good value.breakfasts are all value for money. The seating is very poor now and does need updating.dennis is the owner and chef, Naz is lovely and always smiling.

Mi pareja y yo visitamos aquí la mayoría de los fines de semana. El servicio siempre amistosa pero más al punto deliciosa comida a un precio de bajo coste. Seguid trabajando así de bien.

Fui con un amigo, me sentí que era ingredientes valye con una etiqueta de precio premium. Nunca comí la mía, muy decepcionante. Me quedaré con Wetherspoons.

This is the place to come if you want a hot oatcake breakfast - delicious and very filling, great value if you get a couple with different fillings and a mug of tea to set you up for the rest of the day.

Literally walked out the cafe and started writing this review such good customer service friendly and bubbly prices are cheap and cheerful and food is good

Pre-beer festival brunch (again) with friends. We all went for the £5.60 'Stoke Breakfast' which consists of mug of tea/coffee, two rounds of toast (or bread & butter), two sausages, 2 rashers of bacon, two eggs, beans, mushrooms and tomato, and chips.To be honest I didn't enjoy it as much as last year, and it didn't seem as cheap all things considered. The 'good bits' were the tea, toast and chips. The 'average bits' were the eggs, mushrooms and tomato. The 'poor bits' were the sausage, bacon, and beans- all low quality.Overall I was left feeling disappointed. Maybe try somewhere else next year? It was busy however and the service was ok.

I go here every week on a saturday...huge portions at good prices..friendly staff..old style transport style cafe in the town..food available to takeaway

Called in here with a group of friends before heading up to the potteries beer festival in October to put a good lining on our stomachs! Did the job nicely. Good fry up and plenty of it. Won't win any awards for 'atmosphere' as its a pretty traditional cafe(wouldn't be out of place as an old fashioned lorry stop cafe), not the biggest either. But for reasonably priced English cafe food it does a cracking job!

Great little traditional cafe in Stoke. Food was abundant, fresh and tasty and very well presented! Visited other places in my recent trip but found this great value without any pretentions.

Small place in the centre of town. Many regulars. Good prices. Quick service. Shut Sundays