The Cobbles in Cheshire East - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

What a warm friendly welcome, the food was exceptional and the B&B was beautiful. There is a real homely feel and Jan and the staff couldn’t be more helpful, a real delight. Highly recommend it from breakfast to high tea!

Lovely home cooked food, especially the soup! 😊 Friendly staff, very welcoming. Booking advised, as a very popular tea room.

This is a wonderful little tea room that has incredible food, and outstanding service from Jill who is always friendly and happy to accommodate any requests. I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a lovely spot of lunch, in a welcoming environment. Peter & Sue

We went for Christmas Lunch. All 3 of us opted for the turkey dinner which was fantastic, really tasty with big portions. We each had a separate pudding and again, all were fantastic. Service was quick and really friendly.

The food was excellent and freshly cooked. My fish cake was delicious. The eating area inside was quite cramped though I believe there is outside space when the weather is nice.

Small popular cafe that serves home cooked food. We decided to have fishcakes which were delicious. The staff were friendly and didn't rush us. Only downside was our clothes including coat smelt of cooking smells afterwards.

The breakfasts, light, or full, are amazing and superbly cooked, which is what I have sampled, but heard another customer raving about the cheese and onion pie! Jill will look after you, she is fabulous and makes me and everyone feel so welcome every single visit. Thank you guys Michele

The restaurant is closed presently due to lockdown, but I asked if they would bake a birthday cake for my mother's birthday (well 4 cakes in fact) to feed the residents and staff at my mother's care home. They baked and decorated 2 chocolate fudge cakes, and 2 Victoria sponge cakes and I have to say I was delighted. All the cakes were fabulous, light and fluffy and very professional, but at the same time retaining all the charm of home made cakes. Feedback from all those who tried them was universally positive and I can highly recommend that you try this service. They even rang me the day before collection to confirm that the order would be ready for collection the next day. Great value too!

A lunchtime visit here was very good. Cosy, traditional and casual. Cooked meals were tasty, I has beef lasagne which came with chips and salad, with a dressing for the salad and a pot of tea, all very nice. My companion had chilli con carne with rice and that came with tortilla chips and mayo. Good value and large portions. Restaurant is in a little backwater, behind the church, very pleasant.

Visited family in the area and tried to go for coffee here.Was met abruptly with a comment of "oh no this isn't going to work" and when questioned we were told that they were expecting people who had reserved tables.However not all tables showed as reserved. So then she added rudely "well I suppose you can have this table, if any"I have never felt so unwelcome in any establishment. We were 2 sisters plus my son who already has anxiety about going in new places. We had 2 small dogs with us and they say they welcome dogs. There was no need for her rudeness and for her to be so unwelcome and abrupt. If she was concerned about being busy she could have said so and at least been polite about it. I can't tell you how disgusting and belittling she was. I am still very upset about it and my sons anxiety about new places has now been enhanced again. Oh and I wouldn't have even given 1 score but I had to do write the review

We chose to eat here as we could take our dog with us. My husband ordered one of the soups with a sandwich and as a vegetarian I ordered the cheese and tomato panini. My husband got his soup, a huge bowl with his cheese and ham sandwiches and then my panini arrived. Sadly it was cheese and ham so it was taken back into the kitchen. I was a little concerned as I wondered if the new panini would just be put back on the same plate. So the new panini arrived very quickly there was so much cheese I needed to use a knife and fork to eat it. I had eaten half of it when I suddenly noticed pieces of ham in the melted cheese! I was obviously very surprised. The panini was not new but the chef had opened the original one done in error, removed or tried to remove the ham and added some tomatoes. To say I was upset is probably an understatement. Even if I was not a vegetarian I would not expect to have food cooked in error, dismantled and recycled. The chef passed on an apology and I was not charged for my food. The tea room was obviously popular with local residents and the cake was lovely but our meal was spoiled by something which should never happen

Had an absolutely delicious Afternoon Tea here which was a prize in a raffle. Had asked if they could do gluten free for one of us and they did an excellent selection. Some of the best gluten free cakes I have ever had and a scone and sandwich selection too. Just sorry we couldn’t eat it all! Service was great and would definitely recommend.

Great value. Big breakfasts and they’ll do eggs anyway you like. Lovely friendly staff. Looking forward to next visit. Thanks.

Arriving early morning in Holmes Chapel Railway Station en route to an event near Congleton, with time in hand, I made the short walk to Cobbles for breakfast. A warm welcome from friendly staff, excellent scrambled eggs on toast and fine coffee - just the job !! I enjoyed it so much that I made time to visit again on my return trip 4 days later for afternoon coffee and a slice of superb coffee cake (and they remembered me !).A proper little gem with a regular local clientele which says it all !!

We had a choice, Go to Costa Coffee or the local independent cafe.So we entered this small, messy cafe and the smell of the deep fat fryer should have made us turn around. It didn’t.So In we went and ordered a couple of lattes and toasted tea cake. The tea cake had not seen much of the toaster but it was tasty and quite edible. The lattes though were the worst we have ever tasted. It can’t be that they had been made with coffee. Absolutely appalling. The pleasant waitress changed them for a pot of tea, this was also anything but a tasty flavoursome hot drink.We will visit independent cafes again, in preference to the chains, but hopefully it can’t ever be as bad as this.

Great selection of craft beers, Gins & cocktails. Good atmosphere & friendly staff. Quiet on the evening we visited but will visit again on a Friday or Saturday.

Lovely room nice and spacious nice owner friendly Breakfast was lovely freshly cooked would definitely stay again very good value for money

Called in on our way to Manchester Airport for breakfast (about 30 mins away). Vegetarian breakfast was excellent and great value - set us up for the rest of the day. Highly recommended.

For a tiny establishment the food and service was excellent. The four of us each ordered something different and we were all delighted. Parking is limited but we were ok on this occasion. There is ample parking very nearby.Would definitely visit again.

Charming little cafe with a unique character, friendly staff, great coffee and amazing scones. I love the fact that its independent and relies on mostly regular customers. The only improvement i would suggest is paying a bit more attention to cleanliness.

Nice and cosy place and big portions well cooked. But if you're a coffee lover, avoid. The coffee tastes burnt and normally really poor. Shame as this place could be a gem

A fantastic little tea room :) nice and tucked away, very peaceful wonderful staff excellent food. Very welcoming! Could stay here all day

Popped in here for a coffee and cake. We were going out for lunch so didn’t really want a big piece of cake and they said they could do me a small piece. Staff are friendly and accommodating. The only downside is the decor, bit drab and dark, maybe a coat of paint and some new pictures on the wall.

Small assuming cafe cum restaurant located just back from the main road. Cash only but prices are very very reasonable.

We popped in today for some lunch.

Had breakfast here this morning, it’s now 6.00pm and I still feel full, I chose the healthy breakfast - poached eggs,grilled bacon & sausage, mushrooms and tomatoes. The service and cooking of the food - both excellent. Good job I don’t live locally or I’d be eating here every day!

Tucked away behind the church is a hidden gem.The Cobbles is a venue that I have visited many times. Warm friendly atmosphere with good old fashioned service with a smile.Nothing to much trouble for the helpful staff. They cater for all .The food is excellent but the breakfast is my favourite. So what you waiting for get down there and try it dont just take my word.Thanks to the whole team that make it so nice.

Hidden away behind the church is this lovely little restaurant. I meet a friend here regularly for a super breakfast which never disappoints. Friendly atmosphere and lovely staff, nothing too much trouble. A wide breakfast menu and the Full English is recommended although you'll need a big appetite. Don't be afraid to ask for a combination of your choice - will you try the trio of eggs?

We've had lunch/brunch here a few times now when we come to Holmes Chapel to visit a friend. The food is tasty and well cooked (I recommend the chicken and leek pie) and we always seem to leave with a few slices of their delicious coffee and walnut cake! The staff are really welcoming and can't do enough for their customers. I think that fact that some of the locals seem to visit every day speaks volumes for the Cobbles!

Had lunch with a friend whilst waiting to pick a car up, it was quaint and served really nice food and drinks...recommend.

Very disappointing. Was expecting a lot more having heard good reviews from the locals. Set my expectations too high !!

Despite living near here most of my life I never knew this place existed until I did a quick search on Trip Advisor looking for a cooked breakfast. A little gem hidden behind the church, fresh cooked food, decent sized portion and proper fried bread. Will be back again next time i'm in the area.

We had a lovely snack lunch here with tasty soup and nice cup of tea. This cafe has a nice atmosphere and offers excellent food. Well worth a visit

Small cafe with lots to choose from. Breakfasts are good. They have quiz nights on every month. Very enjoyable

What a fab tearoom in a lovely spot in the village. Service is always with a smile, nothing is too much trouble. Food choice and variety excellent. Quality really good and great children’s meals. Highly recommend this place, especially the room at the back, light and bright. :-)

We had a lovely visit on a rainy day but the food was brilliant to brighten up the day. We moved to the area 11 months ago and only just found these tea rooms but will definitely be returning and can’t wait to visit in the summer. The English Breakfast was beautiful and was really enjoyed by both myself and my wife and our 3 year old son had a lovely sausage sandwich. I think this will be a Saturday ritual when I am not at work. Thank you

Fabulous veggie breakfast. Very accommodating as they changed a couple of items on the set meal. Friendly and attentive staff. Clean environment.

Called one cold Saturday morning for a bit of brunch. The full breakfast was one of the best I have had in a long time. Will definitely be returning. Thank you

Extremely cosy and lovely place. We had English breakfast (the healthy option), which was done to perfection. Highly recommended. Will definitely return

Wow! Amazing food and service. I have recently just moved into the area and this place is the best place for a classic fry up. Owners are great too! Very welcoming. Thanks you.

We dropped in for morning coffee one wet morning in July, The girl serving was young and inexperienced - but that'll pass!

Our first visit but definitely not the last.

Estado aquí unas cuantas veces y la comida siempre es coherente y buena. Cocinados a la orden, personal agradable. Volveremos a menudo posible

Celebramos nuestra hijas recepción bautizo aquí en la 2ª de julio. El servicio era increíble desde enero y el equipo. Todo el mundo dice lo bien la comida, y el precio era perfecto! Lo recomiendo encarecidamente para un evento similar, o simplemente para disfrutar de una comida o té y pasteles.

Estuvimos aquí en otro largo viaje hacia el norte. . . Cómo me alegro de era. . Casero y hogareño. Ni el ¼. . Pero me encantó su encanto y mi casero tarta de cebolla queso en un día frío y húmedo de verano era perfecta. Gran relación calidad-precio y un amplio menú de precio

Decidimos tomar el desayuno, y recomendar los huevos benedict. . El lugar es muy tranquilo entre 9 y 10. tan rápido servicio normalmente

Lovely lunch, cozy atmosphere, friendly service, yummy lasagne, nice coffee, reasonably priced, would recommend

This delightful, comfy, cosy little cafe is peacefully situated in the cobbled street behind the church. They're open 7 days a week and everything is home-made and freshly cooked. While we were there they were catering for a range of clientele from ladies having morning coffee to workmen enjoying the excellent 11-piece breakfast for £6.25.The menu is fairly traditional, ranging from paninis to British favourites, including home-made cakes and puddings (yum!). As for value: £2.90 for two good coffees!! Need I say more? I really hope they continue to thrive despite the advent of Costa Coffee across the road.

We went to the dinner and quiz last night and had a great time. The food was all homemade, delicious and generous portions. The service by the attentive elves couldn't be faulted. We have also been here for brunch which equally could not be faulted. This tearoom comes highly recommended!

As residents of Holmes Chapel for almost ten years and after never being in The Cobbles and hearing some good reports we thought we would give it a try on a Saturday lunchtime.The place was very busy however the young waitress showed us to a table and left us to decide. The smell of cooking was immediately noticeable and I wouldn't normally complain however the air quality in the cafe was poor and in dire need of some fresh air or indeed and air conditioning unit. After five minutes I was having difficulty breathing so we made our excuses and left without ordering.Would love to give this place another try again at some point in the future as like I said at the beginning I have had some good reports.

Visited recently for breakfast. Food was excellent, nice surroundings and good service. Overall very impressed.

very fresh and tasty Breakfast, Latte was especially nice and smooth not the usual bitter stuff. Staff lovely and the ambience makes for a relaxing meal in this lovely cheshire village. Price was very reasonable considering how fresh and tasty the food was.First class will definatelly be going back again.

The all day breakfast was terrible, cheap bread, food very greasy.My friends coleslaw tasted off, the pot of tea was cold.The whole atmosphere of the place has gone down hill, we won't be going there again

Lovely all day breakfast. Simple surroundings popular with locals. Worth a visit if looking for local favourites.

went for brunch on my sons 21st! Food was delicious and very good value for money. Staff were very friendly and couldn't do enough for us.

Very friendly and great service. Food great too. We normally have breakfast but chose lunch today at the cobbles which did not disappoint. Food cooked to order and tasted super..

We have been taking our grandsons here for lunch once a week during the holidays. They recently went to a Michelin starred restaurant and said that if that had one star the Cobbles should have 3!! What more can you say! Staff are lovely, even remember what the lads drink!! I always hope that one of them will want the sticky toffee pudding, they can never finish it and it would be rude to waste it, wouldn't it

A previous negative reviewer must be normally used to eating massive portions if he thought they were average at the Cobbles! We called in for lunch and our faultless meals were served by the always friendly, professional staff.

Another fantastic visit today! We were greeted by a lovely young girl with super manners and she took our order quickly. Our drinks arrived immediately and our brunches were not far behind. The food was gorgeous and we will definitely visit again! Thank you :)

Delicious full English breakfast, served in a lovely bright room. All cooked perfectly, the bacon thick and tasty, the sausage balanced flavour and everything piping hot! Washed down with a filter coffee, well worth a visit!

I have to disagree with the very generous reviews others have given. Whilst the staff were extremely polite the food was average I have to say. Adequate portions but not great value for money.

We took a group of 18 local elderly ladies out for afternoon tea at The Cobbles. I cannot fault the food or the service as the ladies in the group kept swapping themselves about! The staff was very patient and very helpful. We all had plenty of food including sandwiches, scones, cream and jam and an excellent selection of lovely cakes, as well as pots of tea. There was so much food that the ladies took some home for their tea!I would definitely go back there again.Thank you Janet and your lovely team.

What a great place to eat, two of us went on Sunday for lunch, roast beef you could cut with a spoon, and the roast potato's, simply superb. Crumble and custard to die for. Two meals each two courses and a bottle of Merlot with change from £40.00. I think we will be going back....

We visited the Cobbles on a Sunday morning around 11am.We ordered a big breakfast, a lighter option and a scrambled eggs with mushrooms on toast plus 2 coffees and an earl grey tea.All was lovely.Quaint little tea rooms with open courtyard and conservatory out the back on a nice sunny Sunday morning.We would return, think the bill came to around 23 pounds altogether not bad for 3 adults.

A lovely little cafe in a quiet location near the church. Generous portions and friendly welcoming staff. Well worth the short detour from the M6.

Can't beat this place for Sunday lunch. The roast beef melts in your mouth with proper gravy to match. Have to mention the roast potatoes too !! Always plenty left over if you want a doggy bag. Try & leave some room for the home-made sticky toffee pudding if it's on - the best we've ever tasted !!! Although we can usually only manage one between two as the portion size is very generous ! We'll keep coming back as long as Jan's in the kitchen !

Well this was a breakfast treat for me with my wife and parents, table was easily booking, very friendly and attentive staff too. Nice room very warm and good atmosphere. The food when it arrived was sumptuous and brilliantly cooked. I will be back for further nosh here!

Initially, my mother and I were traveling from Manchester to Nottingham and decided to stop by Holmes Chapel to see the famous W. Mandeville Bakery (where Harry Styles worked). After seeing the bakery, we saw this place right next door and decided to get a bite to eat. This place is one of the cutest places I ever walked in. It was in a little house and it had rooms upstairs to stay in. It had a small kitchen and some tables. It wasn't crowded because it was late in the afternoon but I can imagine that it would be during what would be more busy hours. I got some a basic breakfast with some bacon and eggs and what not, and I believe my mother got something seafood related, similar to crab cakes. I found the food to be very good and delicious. Our waitress was a younger school girl who was very good about everything. At the end I told her what a nice town Holmes Chapel and she told me a few things about the town, which was nice. In the end, I will come back to this place, should I ever end up taking my sister to Holmes Chapel to see the bakery.

We wanted somewhere for a breakfast in Holmes Chapel and went to try the Cobbles. We weren't disappointed with the breakfasts that we had. It was reasonably priced and the service was excellent. We would definitely recommend this if you are looking for somewhere to go for a cooked breakfast in the area!!

Popped in today for a quick lunch with my wife. I had the Game Pie and she had Lasagne. Both were generous and really tasty. The tearoom is quaint and cosy, and the staff are efficient and friendly. This is not fine dining, but if you want simple, fresh, home-cooked food at a very reasonable cost, then The Cobbles is well worth a try. We've been before and will certainly be going back!

Very good choice, huge portions and freshly prepared, homemade cakes, pies, etc, never disappointed, excellent service, friendly staff, a little gem hidden away behind the church.

Due amici, gentili e disponibili come ormai ce ne sono pochi, che sanno rendere speciale un semplice soggiorno con la famiglia.

We came on Tuesday and it was lovely. The young waitress was very friendly and chatty and the food was wonderful. Nothing was too much trouble. Can't wait to go back!

Terrible terriable will never return here, ordered hot chocolates and tea , tea cakes and butterfly cakes, waitress very very timid not really any customer service skills at all, our tea arrived then what seemed like a age later hot chocolates arrived the table cloths seemed like they needed a wash mush mash cups and saucers definatly not vintage though, went to pay the bill, it seemed a bit expensive so I questioned the bill I cannot believe a little tiny butterfly cake is £1.50each you could of made a whole tray full for that price I have heard of making a profit but being ripped off is another thing,will definatly not be returning nor would I give it any recomendations.

Stopped here with family recently on a Friday morning as an alternative to stopping at motorway services. We were travelling from near Rugby to Blackpool. We all had a lovely breakfast and our hosts were great. We had phoned ahead the previous day, but probably needn't have done. Recommended

Lovely lunch today with a friend. We both chose the fish cake and salad, which was delicious together with two pots of tea. All served with a smile for a total cost of £13.

My wife booked this place to celebrate her birthday. The starter ( Salmon en croute) was soggy, leathery and grey. The sunday main courses were decidedly average and very little was homemade.I would never recommed thia place to anyone

This is a quirky little restaurant hidden away in a lane between a bank and church. Lovely food and friendly people. I highly recommend this little place.

Just had to pop in and see for myself. Quaint and very welcoming. Just off the main road up a cobbled side street, it sits so unassuming with its daintiness and picturesque features. The best bit of Rye to experience.

Worth popping in to; this restaurant is muchbetter than the dreary Costa coffee over the road. Try it out and you will be surprised by the warmth of your welcome, and the efficient staff who simply buzz with energy and friendliness; the food is pretty good also. A much better alternative than the costa.

Welcoming staff, well presented food. An altogether great experience. Nothing is too much trouble and there is a lovely atmosphere.

Great little cafe, set in lovely location, staff very friendly, food is lovely. Visit frequently, highly recommended

All the food is home cooked and is absolutely excellent. The staff are super friendly and the prices are great. There really is nothing not to like!

Service was a bit on the slow side, waitress very young for this type of cafe and very quiet, a bit hesitant. Mum had a huge jacket potato with chilli which she said was very good. I had coffee and cake. I chose the coffee cake as it was as yet uncut but was still a bit dry and looked but did not taste home made. Strong savoury cooking smells from the kitchen (fried bacon?) are a bit off putting if you are going for morning coffee and cake. Overall ok but I wouldn't rush back

Hiding its light behind St Lukes Church this is a great alternative to the cannedl atmosphere of Costa Coffee opposite.Unpretentious basic menu well cooked with good service Great all day breakfast after Church???

Brought my Nanna a couple of weeks ago for lunch, the staff were extremely helpful and attended to our every needs. The food was delioious the only thing is say was the portions were to big for me so I couldn't have one of the cakes! I will defernatly be returning excellent value for money

A lovely, cosy café with a warm, welcoming atmosphere. I’m a very fussy eater and often have to compromise when ordering food but the staff were lovely and extremely accommodating of my quirks, nothing was too much trouble. The food was very tasty with generous portions and the homemade cakes were too delicious for me to feel guilty about the calories… I am greatly looking forward to my next visit!

08.03.2015 Visited the Cobbles tea rooms with family for Sunday lunch after reading its glowing Trip Advisor reviews. Unfortunately the meals and experience were extremely poor and we will neither return or recommend the Cobbles. Very misleading Trip Advisor reviews and Cobbles web site, will definitely be cautious of future Trip advisor reviews !

Another one with good reviews that baffle me! Bacon and mushroom omelette was my order, what I actually got was a pile of undercooked scrambled egg with a separate couple of rashers of bacon with mushrooms hidden underneath, Thats NOT an omelette! It was about 6 years since we had been here and nothing had improved. The waitress was very young which is not a problem if she has received training but her communication skills and guidance were sadly lacking, at least she looked the part in her smart black outfit unlike the other female staff, should you really be taking orders in a tearoom wearing scruffy clothes and trainers? The little courtyard looks pretty on the website and I realise it is more of a summer thing but its still in full view of customers so does it need to look such a mess in the winter? I can't remember the rest of our order which tells you everything you need to know.

This place is hidden away on a cobbled street in holmes chapel, and you wouldn't know it is there but it is a fantastic place to go. We went for Sunday Dinner and the food was gorgeous. The staff are fairly helpful and it is very clean, it has a good atmosphere and didn't realise until afterwards it is a B and B. It is one of the best places to eat in Holmes Chapel but I would advise you book first. The price is quite reasonable and they do a set menu on a Sunday and the breakfast menu looks nice. There is a wide selection of drinks also, it is a very good place to eat!!

Lovely homely food at a good price and very friendly atmosphere. Nothing is too much trouble and food cooked to order. Very homely.

My cousin and his wife recently stayed over for the night at The Cobbles. They had a lovely spacious room full of character; not surprising as this is one of the oldest buildings in Holmes Chapel. They said that they got a very warm welcome and the owners were very helpful and friendly. They also enjoyed a plentiful well-cooked breakfast. An excellent location as well as we could walk over to The George for a meal and enjoy a glass or two whilst we were there! Thank you

Places as good as this are hard to find. Warm friendly service, excellent food in a cosy home from home cafe plus great value money. I found this cafe rated no 1 in Holmes Chapel on trip advisor and I'm really pleased I did. The menu offers a good choice covering both breakfast and lunch times. Nothing on the menu seemed to be to expensive with prices ranging from £3-£7. Pot of tea £1.25. What could be better.

Lovely relaxed atmosphere and very friendly was just like sitting at home. Brilliant value for money with fresh home cooked food :-) highly recommended!

My wife and I popped in for lunch and were greeted by the cheerful and friendly waitress who showed us to a table. It was good to see a busy restaurant oozing with friendly atmosphere. I had a gammon steak and my wife chose the lasagne - both meals were excellent. The menu described the portions as generous and it wasn't wrong! For the quaility of the food, the prices were very reasonable. Highly recommended.

Set behind the church is a quirky quaint cafe serving great traditional breakfasts .The lovely Cath was welcoming and extremely helpful with local directions , scissors for outfit malfunctions .Dont waste your time in Costa Coffee .Try Cath's lovely food !

Tucked away behind the church in the middle of a quaint row of cottages, the Cobbles Tearooms is one of the pleasures of living in Holmes Chapel, and one that has become a regular treat.Food is plentiful and very reasonably priced, with a varied menu and daily specials. Most recently, I had a delicious lamb shank and buttery mash in a rich wine gravy that would easily hold its own against any restaurant but everything from soup to omelettes to the extremely filling hot chicken, bacon and onion salad can be recommended, not to mention the all day breakfast.The only downside is that I'm too full after my main course to try one of the desserts or home made cakes; they do offer a take out service for cakes though!The atmosphere in the tearoom is relaxed and friendly; I almost always end up in conversation with other customers, not to mention the lovely staff.A big thanks to front of house ladies Cath and Tizz, and to Joan and Jan cooking amazing food. You all make each visit a real pleasure.

Had been recommended to visit by a neighbour, The breakfast was excellent with a relaxing atmosphere and the service was friendly & attentive. Would definitely go to eat again perhaps try the lunchtime menu next time

We went to the Cobbles a number of times whilst staying with family in Holmes Chapel in August. The layout is lovely, a very welcoming and relaxing venue. We went for breakfast and a couple of light lunches during our time in the village.All the staff are very friendly and accommodating. We had a few requests for a slight variation on the breakfasts and they were cooked to perfection. All the meals we had were excellent and the home made soup is highly recommended.I also called in a few times to buy their home made scones, which are the best we have ever had. We were always very well looked after but I must say a particular thank you to Cath, as when I walked through the door, she knew exactly what I had come for! We are looking forward to visiting again on our next trip.

I regularly go to the Cobbles, I have never had a meal but half a dozen friends meet up most Fridays after our Zumba session. The coffee, hot chocolate and home cooked scones, cakes, etc., are second to none. The staff are really so friendly you would think they were family and the owners are always on hand to pass the time of day or answer any query regarding their B & B facility. I would recommend this establishment and actually already have to my elderly uncle and his partner who came over from Florida and spent 3 very comfortable days there and also a friend with her partner who rated the B and B facilities as second to none.