The Blitz Cafe in Plymouth

Visited cafe on 8/8/20. I had the small breakfast. It was nicely presented and the ingredients were very good quality. Staff were friendly and helpful. I will be back

Lovely little cafe, relaxing and friendly. We had teas and coffees but next time we will go for lunch too. It wasn’t too noisy and had a nice selection of teas. Great staff too. Much nicer than the big coffee shop chains.

Recently taken over but still a great range of reasonably priced sandwiches and toasties. Also offer jacket potatoes. If you are in the rates it is well worth a visit. Can also do take out which is perfect if work locally and want a fresh sandwich.

This hidden little cafe is great for small bites for brunch/lunch and coffee and cake.The coffee and clothes idea is quirky but always see people picking up items to buy.The owners Jim and Kay are lovely people and are very welcoming.Well worth a visit if in the area, much tastier and better value than Costa on the Broadway, look out for the sign at street level to show you where the cafe is.

Filled with memorabilia, decked out in the fashion of the day, homemade cakes, friendly staff and coffee that tastes delicious. This place is great for a small one to one meeting that is not in a faceless major chain. It is up an alleyway so dont blink or you will miss it, but its worth a little hunt for it and there is plenty of free parking a few metres away.

Great hosting and a brilliant bacon bap. Brilliant setting, very informative. Noticed it on the off chance

In this cafe they got some pretty good staff even do you a fry up if your that hungry worth a visit if your passing

He llamado aquí a menudo un sábado a tomar un café con un amigo, hacen buenos cafés. También han tenido un almuerzo de tapas unas cuantas veces. Todo recién hecho. Un poco más tranquila que lugares con música. El personal es muy amable y acogedor. El bonito, limpio y retretes.

Great food at great prices! Owners are lovely and very welcoming as are the regulars! Best place to be at lunch in plymstock

Had lunch here today ! What a great place & fantastic food ! Nothing too much trouble & very friendly owners . Will recommend to all & will being using this lovely place again .

Este café lo había recomendado por otro representante así que decidí probarlo, nos alegramos. Los dueños muy amables y atentos. Un pequeño café así que se pone llena rápidamente. La comida era excelente y cuando yo pagué la cuenta pensé que había habido un error ya que era muy reasonsble comparado con los precios del centro de la ciudad. Los libros colorear y lápices incluso proporcionada para los más pequeños que me pareció muy atento. Volveremos pronto y lo recomiendo encarecidamente. Los propietarios me dijeron que no había leído los comentarios - deberían hacer, los comentarios positivos son bien merecidas.

Been here a few times. Great for a quick bite of lunch or a nice cuppa and cake in an extremely friendly environment. Pays a very respectful homage to the blitz without being distasteful.

This is my new favourite place to come! I love the decor and the staff are always so pleased to see you! I'm autistic so find cafes and restaurants quite scary at the best of times.

Blitz Cafe is just lovely! Not only is it completely unique in style, dedicating everything to the war but the service is defo with a smile, puts chain cafes to shame...... Kay and Jim are the perfect people to run the cafe. They work very well together and the place just isn't the same if anyone else is looking after the place. Kay's food is amazing! It's all home made and the cakes are to die for! All in all a must visit! See you again soon! I can't wait for another slice of lemon cake! Yum!

Cosy and very friendly. Great coffee and reasonably priced snacks/food. Has become a regular visit when at the Broadway and better than the large chain eateries on offer.

Love visiting here as we only live down the road. Good coffee & really friendly, welcoming service. Great to see it doing so well.

Came here today in need of a small snack. Little obvious signage. A feint blackboard on the pavement and a be rely foot square sign above a little door maybe a dozen yards down a lane between two 1920s houses long since turned into suburban shop/offices. Inside noticeably dark with a full length window offering light at the far end and a grey view across an empty run down and seemingly unused private car park. The Blitz theme was not as dominant as I had expected.two or three blown up photos, an incomplete wooden model aircraft fuselage hanging from the ceiling, some Union jack upholstery but little else. A small counter and an average selection of hot drinks, two choices of cake and some offerings of sandwiches or similar to order. Inexpensive and a friendly lady serving. All the other four customers were chatty pensioners. Obviously serves a need for people with a bit of weekday time on their hands. Hope it continues.

If you're looking for just hideaway from it all definitely worth a look in! Okay coffee, and nice small snacky food. Nothing that substantial but still nice! The highlight for me was the lemon drizzle cake the owner makes at home! So good.

What a wonderful little cafe! Lovely Sue, the proprietor, is so nice and welcoming.

Love this themed cafe so much l visit about once a week. Run by a lovely lady who is a fabulous cook and the fact the menu is being expanded to give you more choices is great news.

The lady Sue is lovely, friendly and welcoming. Love the relaxing atmosphere. Very child friendly, highly recommended, lovely latte and bacon roll. Top marks, AAA ++++++++++

The Blitz Café, set back from the maim road appears from the outside to be someone's living room. However, step through the door and you are transported into 1940s UK in the middle of the Second World War.

Whilst visiting my brother in Plymouth he took us out to this lovely cafe in Plymstock. Tucked down a side street (not visible from the road!) it's a brilliant idea for a cafe, I'm a WW2 enthusiast so my brother knew I'd love it - good, fresh food, friendly service, some nice touches such as copies of old wartime newspapers, an old clock, brick wallpaper & poppy cups! The scones were enormous - a lovely selection of toasted sandwiches and my Dad enjoyed the homemade soup! Would be a great place to take children for lunch to learn about the wartime era. Would definitely visit again.

Blitz café is amazing the food is delicious and it is home made and the price is just right.The staff are wonderful and are always up for a chat the atmosphere is lovely and the war posters, pictures are excellent and the name of the café is quite superb so you need to go to blitz café right now because it is the best café that I have ever been to so far and anyone who says otherwise they are totally wrong so go to blitz café TODAY.

This outer suburb has no reputation for decent food. There are some takeaways and a pub/restaurant near the parish church. Blitz is an oddity. The theme is bound to wear thin as a novelty after a few months. But if it coaxes people in, it will be a good thing because this unassuming little place is different and seems to provide a better snack option than anywhere else for a mile or so around. Friendly.

Came down here on a recent afternoon for tea and a cake while taking a break from watching a mate playing cricket just up the road. This rather different cafe is set back from this very 1930s or older suburban street at the back of a row of much jacked about and modified local shops,solicitors etc. As described by others it has picked up the Blitz theme. Not sure it does anything for me although some of the old news sheets were of one off passing interest. The tea was well made and the cake of very good home made quality. Surprising how dozens of places have suddenly started doing cakes in Plymouth over the last few years. All in all, Blitz Cafe was friendly and OK but I would not have thought that it would attract much beyond local residents or those, like me captured temporarily in this neighbourhood. Wouldn't travel out here specially.

i went to blitz cafe and the service i receive was superb, i rarely had to ask for anything because they brought every thing quick that i wanted. I am an American and the coffee that i tasted just reminded me of my Home in Texas. The management and staff were very greeting, and the aroma of the place was very appetizing, on my future visits to Plymouth, England Blitz Cafe will be the only place i go to get my Coffee. They are AWESOME!!!

Hidden away in an older part of the Plymstock suburb this little off street cafe has put all its eggs in one basket. Not quite sure what these premises or this business has to do with the blitz which badly and significantly affected plymouth centre and bits around Hooe and Turnchapel but not so much Dean Cross. The posters, the music and some of the accessories are of fleeting interest but no more. The food is OK. The prices about right. The ambience is perhaps a little curious rather than peculiar. Maybe more school history project than particularly historical. We had a pleasant enough snack but having serenity we probably wouldn't come all the way back.

How wonderfull to have the Blitz Cafe tucked away in Plymstock a real Gem, fantastic coffee and selection of cakes which all cyclists need to refuel there bodies, this is a must place to visit you will not be dissapointed a real peacefull atmospheric experience with soft war time music songs playing in the background. If like me you are to young to remember ww2 just pop in for half an hour and come out relaxed and refreshed to take on the day unfurling in front of you.

This is one of the most charming and interesting theme cafe’s that I’ve visited. Although it is tucked away from the main street, it is certainly well worth finding. The owners have done a first class job decorating it and creating a very pleasant atmosphere, in a tasteful way. Taking a step back into the past, in to the era of ww2 is achieved in a unique and sensitively style. They have taken great care with every detail, creating a warm and comfortable place to enjoy a relaxing break. All the staff are exceptionally friendly and the food is reasonably priced and very good indeed.

Very welcoming, both to adults and children. Gorgeous cakes and a good variety of lunch options. My new favourite place!

Found this cafe near doorstep and Spencer's hairdressers. Went in to have a look and loved it it has war photos and old newspapers but the best bit for me was they make homemade GLUTEN FREE cakes!! They are to die for not like shop brought cakes these are heaven nice pot of tea to wash the big slice of cake down!!

I Recently discovered a coffee place called blitz cafe ,tucked away in ply stock behind doorstep properties as you enter I was overwhelmed by how warming and welcoming it appeals the staff were friendly and couldn't get over how smart the cafe was based on ww2 theme it was great coffee was gorgeous especially the homemade cakes,there were old war time papers to read as well I recommend you pay a visit to this little gem of a cafe I will be back thanks R.T

This is a newly opened cafe, with a Blitz time theme, thankfully not overdone on the theme side but hitting just about the right note.