The Coffee Cellar in Exeter

Lovely coffee shop with a warm welcome always. Great choice of cakes and lunches. Excellent value for money. Dogs allowed. Definitely the best coffee shop on the Quay.

Best Dang Chocolate I have ever had!!! Aside from this great setting, just what you want from a cafe. The tea was copious too.

The blackcurrant yoghurt topped flapjack is a must. Lovely river view. Very chilled. Coffee took a while to arrive but worth the wait.

5* standard service, incredible cream tea, made even better by cheerful team. Definitely recommend, ordered second round!

Just back from a blowy walk on Exeter quay. Have had many coffees outside from this cafe but today was windy and wet. Why didn’t we realise they had an inside??? What an inside it was! Quirky and cosy. Fabulous service and lovely drinks and cakes from friendly guys. Faultless. Will defo sit inside again. Thank you

Currently outdoor service only, so felt very safe, and looked after by friendly, obliging staff, even though it was a busy day. Great coffee and high quality cakes. Hot food selection also looked good, although we didn't sample ourselves

I called in for an ice-cream. Their sign said it was Devon ice-cream and one of the flavours was rum and raisin, my favourite, so I chose that. He disappeared out the back and returned with a small cone for £2.20. There were no raisins visible, so I assumed they were hidden. By the time I had eaten about half (it didn't take long!) I still hadn't encountered a single raisin. I showed my friend and asked her opinion. She agreed I should show him, and ask for my raisins. To say he was dismissive would be putting it politely. He shooed me away, as if I was an annoying fly. It wasn't anything to do with him if his advertised ice cream is not as described. I finished it - of course, not a single raisin. So I am writing this as a warning. Do not buy ice-cream here. He accepts no responsibility for it.

Glacial slowness. 20 minutes for 3 people to be served. Staff drifted about with neither purpose or pace, including repeatedly returning to the kitchen for their notepad to jot down the simplest of orders. Currently waiting for my ice cream to be delivered, plenty to time to write a review and complete my online shopping. Painful.

Today Boxing Day , went for a hot chocolate, which was only Luke warm and quite pricy , however my issue was with the worker at the front of house , middle aged man so should know better ! My husband took his receipt from the machine , in which the previous customer had done also , this worker totally lost it with him , shouting we shouldn’t touch the machine as it’s his way of knowing if we’d paid he could charge us again ! He is too busy to deal with this sort of thing !!! Couldn’t we see the customers waiting really over the top behaviour for an innocent mistake , in these difficult times when you want to support local businesses you would think people would be happy to have custom !!! I will never use this cafe again , and thankfully there are other lovely independent cafes on the quay that welcome customers and serve hot drinks ! Shame on you !

What a rude man. (identified by his little pony tail) Apparently after swiping my card for payment, I took his receipt in error, completely innocent action. The man not only pointed out my error but then proceeded to be very rude and tried to make out that I had done it on purpose. He continued his rant in front of other customers. Very unprofessional! I will never ever use this place again and I will pass on my thoughts to my friends. This at a time when we are encouraged to help local business. Retraining required. And the hot chocolate was only warm!

Fantastic weather to spend a few hours at Exeter Quay. Based on reviews chose to have coffee and breakfast at The Coffee Cellar. We sat outside (inside was closed), welcoming and friendly staff member took our order - flat whites, sausage brioche, and apricot flapjack. Coffee was pretty good, the brioche was a real disappointment - sausage wasn't very good quality and appeared to be cheap catering sausage which was really disappointing. Thankfully flapjack was yummy. Good location, coffee and service was good, so if you avoid the sausage you'll have a good experience.

Very tasty paninis. Friendly and speedy service. We felt safe from covid 19. Great for sitting on the sunny side of the quay and people watch.

Stopped for a coffee after a cycle up the estuary. Definitely recommend this place. Lovely outside seating on a sunny day. Such good coffee; wish I'd asked what it was!

Lovely staff and the coffee was delicious. Great to be able to sit outside and watch the world go by. Would recommend.

Love this place, wonderfully situated. They have been open for take aways during the whole Corvid thing and I have been grateful for a decent cup of coffee. I'm a bit mystified as to what could have happened with the reviews below as the staff are always helpful chatty and funny. Service is great and have coped well with the queues and demand during this time, and honestly the coffee is the best. Highly recommend a visit if your in Exeter.

I called into the Coffee cellar last weekend for a quick coffee. Extremely upset by the rude and arrogant waiter. To add insult to injury, [or maybe the other way round], the coffee was mediocre at best.

Hoy conocí a mi padre para tomar un café. Cuando nos íbamos a marchar, quiso desinfectarse las manos y vio las seis botellas con bomba en el mostrador y usó una. Un hombre apareció detrás del mostrador y preguntó sarcásticamente si sabíamos que había una pandemia. Se quejó de que mi padre se había apoyado en el mostrador. Mi padre respondió que solo estaba tratando de usar el desinfectante de manos cuando el camarero le informó abruptamente que estaban a la venta y no para uso del cliente. Le pregunté por qué no había ningún registro para mostrar que parecía ser para uso del cliente. Entonces fue muy sarcástico sobre la regla de los 2 metros, y me regañó por no saberlo mejor cuando le expliqué que sé todo sobre las reglas porque trabajo para el NHS.Estábamos muy molestos porque parecía que solo quería discutir. Es decepcionante que no se dispusiera de un desinfectante de manos gratuito, especialmente cuando el camarero estaba tan interesado en sermonearnos sobre la pandemia.

Fabulous little cafe. Loved it from the moment walked in. Friendly staff, gorgeous coffee & cream scones were lush. Perfect!

Café quebradizoPastel de zanahoria loableTripulación agradableVisitamos para salir de la lluvia, el lugar admite perros y tiene un ambiente agradable y acogedor. Los dos baristas fueron amables y acogedores e incluso hicieron feliz a mi esposo al servir a un zurdo blanco (se trata de perspectiva y asuntos para el zurdo del equipo).Es una cafetería de cinco estrellas.Tenemos que volver a probar el pastel de manzana.

Lovely, quirky decor and seating under the arches. Coffee and tea for 2 on a busy & cold Saturday. Just what we needed! No problems, complaints or moans. Thanks!

He estado viniendo a la Bodega de Café regularmente durante los últimos dos o tres años debido a la oportunidad de sentarme en el muelle y conversar con los paseadores de perros cuando hace buen tiempo y hacer el crucigrama en silencio en el interior cuando llueve. El personal generalmente ha sido amable y el café ha estado bien (¡aunque la elección de los pasteles suele ser la misma!). Pero cuando un amigo me llevó a tomar un café antes de Navidad, mi capuchino estaba casi sin agua, débil y plano; porque fue un placer, logré reducir la mayor parte y no hice ningún comentario. Luego entré con mi hija el día del boxeo, prometiéndole un buen café, y me di cuenta de que el mismo (nuevo) barista estaba sirviendo. ¡Demasiado tarde para encontrar otro lugar a donde ir! Ella dijo que el suyo no era un capuchino ya que casi no tenía espuma, y sabía a agua de platos. En lugar de volver al mostrador y quejarme con el barista frente a otros clientes, hablé con un miembro del personal que conocía, que asumí que era responsable ese día de capacitación y servicio al cliente, y le pedí que mirara nuestros cafés (esperando él mismo los reemplazaría con capuchinos decentes y asumiría la necesidad de volver a entrenar al nuevo barista). Se negó a venir (una de sus excusas fue que todo el personal preparaba café de manera diferente), y no teníamos otra opción que irnos inmediatamente con ambas tazas prácticamente intactas. Regresé en tres ocasiones para hablar con los propietarios. En el tercer intento encontré a uno de ellos en el café y le expliqué el mal servicio que habíamos recibido. Se disculpó, pero dijo que no tenía forma de verificar lo que dije, ya que no estaba allí en ese momento (claramente, ser un cliente de larga data que había hecho el esfuerzo de regresar y hablar con la gerencia no significaba nada) - y ella no ofreció un reembolso. Entonces eso es todo. Dos mañanas realmente decepcionantes, y ningún intento de responder a una queja del personal en el lugar, o de la gerencia más tarde, cuando estaba claramente molesto por lo que había sucedido. La moraleja de esta historia es: no espere confiabilidad ahora en Coffee Cellar si disfruta de su café, y no espere nada más que excusas si recibe un servicio deficiente. Una lástima ya que previamente tuve una buena experiencia del lugar.

So I am local and have visited this establishment a few times in the past. Only a few times because every time I visit I can’t understand why the staff just look through you and are not remotely interested in serving or helping you. It is a shame because the location and products they sell are really nice. Times are tough for small businesses but I will not be visiting this one again. I am not prone to leaving reviews as I feel that they can be so subjective but after a 100% record of rudeness in this establishment I felt I should.

Such a Jem! Went for a quick coffee and was totally surprised by the attentive and bubbly staff. Amazing

Nos detuvimos para almorzar después de andar en bicicleta por el río Exe hasta el muelle. Puedes dejar tus bicicletas afuera y sentarte al sol y estar bastante protegido incluso en un día frío. Nos complació descubrir que ambas sopas en oferta eran aptas para veganos; uno era tomate y albahaca y el otro garbanzos y col rizada, se servían con chapata tibia en cuencos grandes. Ambiente agradable, popular entre los ciclistas y el café también es bueno.

Stopped for hot chocolate and cake during a walk around the quay. Drinks great and the carrot cake was amazing. Cake slices are huge and couldnt finish mine.

Desafortunadamente, un lugar favorito para visitar se ha vuelto un poco menos atractivo. Tiene la misma excelente ubicación, pero un cambio de personal y una gran subida de precios nos lo han estropeado. Incluso ha habido renuencia a honrar su esquema de tarjeta de fidelidad. Es una pena, ya que el personal anterior siempre ha sido amable y servicial, y los precios han estado más en línea con otros cafés de la zona.

En primer lugar, se permiten perros adentro.Ubicación encantadora; sentado afuera comiendo o bebiendo, viendo pasar a la gente, los remeros en el agua y los cisnes, etc. Una sensación muy cosmopolita.Dentro de la bodega de café es interesante. Tiene una mezcla ecléctica de decoración, que es encantadora. Lo único es que, al ser una bodega en el paseo marítimo, olía un poco a humedad dentro, ¡pero esa es solo mi nariz aguda!El Mocha es excelente y mi esposo calificó el Cappuccino como 5/5. También hay tarjetas de fidelización, por las cuales después de tantas visitas obtienes un café gratis, lo cual es fabuloso.El personal es encantador y Marco es un personaje y muy agradable.Solo hay una cosa que nos ha desanimado venir a este establecimiento con tanta frecuencia, es otro cliente habitual que parece sentarse y saltar sobre la gente para contarles sobre su lugar para caminar en un prado en su tierra y las obras de arte que vende y da fuera de folletos. Cuando lo vemos, me temo que vamos a otro lado; no queremos ser groseros con él, pero tampoco queremos que venga y chatee cada vez. Solo nuestra opinión / experiencia.Recomiendo encarecidamente la bodega de café.

Just had a magnificent lunch of tomato-basil soup and a big slice of chocolate cake to die for. Excellent ciabatta bread and very good caramel flapjack.

It was a chilly April Saturday when we finished a Red Coat City tour on the quayside. We wanted to side down somewhere warm and have a coffee and hot chocolate. We just pick the first cage we saw. It’s a small little cafe in the arches along the quay. The place is really cozy, no windows but lovely decor with big soft sofas, lamps and low coffee tables.

I came across this quirky coffee shop as I had wandered along the Quay. As it was a but chilly I decided to pop in for a coffee but I spotted Spicy Lentil Soup on the board as I entered.

I have only recently discovered this gem down on the Quay in Exeter. It's hidden away at the end of the row of cellars by the historical Quay, and they haven't made any effort to try and hide the fact is is an old cellar-like storage room - which is great!

Nice, cosy interior with lots of local history & assorted curiosities to give a characterful inside. Drinks were all good.

I’ve been several times and each time I’ve received different service. Sometimes the staff are friendly and helpful, sometimes slightly standoffish which made me feel like an inconvenience. The setting is so lovely though, especially when the sun is shining.

We came to the Quay after being at a uni open day. We had the carrot cake which was absolutely divine and I would highly recommend it, the staff were also so welcoming and friendly which made our visit even better, thank you very much!

Stopped here in glorious sunshine on a bitterly cold afternoon. Despite other reviews we were served by a very friendly lady. We shared a large slice of coffee cake and had a latte and hot chocolate which, at under £10, wasn’t hugely expensive. We would return if back at The Quay.

We have used this place quite a lot in the past and although it is expensive and the staff are unfriendly it’s in a pleasant location. This time either we were overcharged or the prices have gone up further which regrettably means that we will not be visiting again.

Just stopped in for a quick bite, the service was lovely, Sandwiches good but the best was the scones. I had a americano coffee to finish it was good.

We went for an espresso. The taste was not the worst but the coffee had lees and the spoons is what you can see in the photos. The price paid did not correspond to the one indicated on the menu, it was more expensive. Experience not to repeat.

Interesting coffee shop in the arches and Exeter quay. Excellent coffee nice clotted cream tea. Good music and energetic personable staff. I will return. Cool seated area inside out of a very hot sunny day. Large comfortable sofas and chairs to lazy in whilst enjoying your coffee and scones.

We had wandered the Quay for an hour or so and as the Summer Sun shone and the Mercury rose a few degrees we felt the need for a Cold Drink. The Coffee Cellar is an ideal spot to sit outside and watch the world go about the day. We had a Smoothies of Coconut Crush & Mary Berry which were freshly prepared and delicious with the Fruit plentiful.

Came here earlier today to be greeted charmingly by a member of staff called Lewis, him and Reuben made me a great flat white and the girl they were with (forgot her name) was also having a nice chat with me. Such a welcoming place and the staff are easy going, really makes the whole experience in a laid back atmosphere! Will definitely be coming back here again

James & Reuben are great hosts. Smoothie made to order. Very comfortable quirky surroundings & great coffee

The nicest, quirkiest coffee shop I’ve been to. Came down here on a Wednesday afternoon, lovely staff and the coffee was great and decently priced. Will definitely be returning as the two young gentlemen were so welcoming and friendly. 👍🏼

Came down here the other day with a few friends for a catch up. Llovely smiley staff and amazing coffee, will definitely be visiting again. (The service is relaxed and easy going which works perfectly with the vibe of the place)

I was down by the quay on my bike and I had a desire for ice cream and the coffee cellar exceeded my expectations by creating for me a positive delight with berries, and banana and cream, I then followed with a cream tea. Altogether

Came here last Saturday and found a very unique cafe with excellent coffee and great service. Would defiantly reccomend!

Marco is great but his younger staff are rude and disrespectful. On a recent visit the two younger staff had no idea how to make a cortado Also the cafe opens at 9-30 not 9am.

What a lovey cafe, setting and food. However will not return as the customer service was incredibly rude. A simple request by a customer to find out if the cafe accepted Apple Pay before I ordered was replied to with a lack of courtesy, manners or respect. Surely customer service denotes that the server greets a customer with a smile, a greeting or at least some degree of warmth??

What can i say that hasn't already been said by some other reviewers.

I love this quirky little coffee shop and we are regular customers. It's situation is to die for on the Quays by the water. When the sun shines, you could be just about anywhere in the world. When it rains, there is knitting, good music and decent magazines available if you just want a quiet sit down.

Marco serves the best coffee in town, hands down - the location is amazing and the cake slices are huge. I have discovered a good place to get some work done, meet local people and chat. It's worth the walk just to be in the sunshine.

I completely agree with the reviewer below who commented on the shockingly rude service! We were not greeted once and the staff behind the bar stared directly at us and completely ignored us, starting at the ground and flicking through their phones! We’ve been here before and had great service but this was diabolical, I bought my mum here especially for Mother’s Day and she was very upset by this so I will not be returning again.

Such a shame, we've been here a few times now, as we love the location, near to where we live, lovely views of the quay both up and down the river, fabulous atmosphere, relaxed, cosy, and homely is best to describe the decor, and very eclectic, we loved it.

Stopped for a quick coffee and stayed for ages. Lovely reception, very welcoming. Good coffee and tea, both presented well.

Cosy inside with couches etc. Don't wait to served, you order from the counter. Devon cream tea with scones and clotted cream was great - scones were large and fluffy. Highly recommend it!

After doing Clip and Climb we took the Boat ferry over to check out the cellar shops , then stopped for a quick drink here. Lovely setting on the waterfront .

Not a lot of choices for food wise. Pity they didn't do an actual breakfast but I love his cafe mainly because of the scenery and it can be a bit pricy but it's a lovely atmosphere and jazz music to it.

What a great find, loved everything about this place. Coffee and cakes were delicious and the interior is amazing. Quirky furniture, old copies of the Beano and boxes of knitting on the table add to the atmosphere. Fantastic.

This quirky little cafe is situated right on the waterfront on the Quays in Exeter. It's just such a great place to sit and soak up the sun or snuggle up inside on a cold day. The decor is quirky inside with squishy sofas that are so deep they are difficult to struggle out of. The coffee is second to none. I can't speak for the food generally but the cakes are good. Service can be slow when it's busy as the coffee is machine made so you just have to wait your turn. It's worth the wait in my opinion.

We visited this venue twice this week. On both occasions service and food was of a high standard and I would recommend this quayside cafe very much. Items purchased included cream tea, pananis, coffees and smoothies.

Found a quiet little spot when I was back in the UK. It's on Exeter Quay in a perfect location. Good coffee, great food, attentive staff, great atmosphere. The only thing I can add is that I wished I lived a bit nearer! Recommended to all.

Okay so firstly must point out I had to give 3 Stars as; coffee was good & location is good. Service however was left a bit wanting.

This little cafe down on the quay is a secret well kept in Exeter. just past all the bars and restaurants and under the arches is this place. Full of charm and delightful staff where you can sit outside and what the goings on on the river or relax inside in the old but very comfortable lounge furniture. Wonderful cakes and superb milk shakes.

At the end of the other bigger coffee/ food places on The Quay, good choice on menu, good prices and well presented, I shared the pulled pork panini followed by carrot cake, with smoothie , all really good

A very characterful venue, wonderful coffee and a sumptuous range of cakes. Staff very polite and friendly

The Quay is a great location and sitting in the sun drinking coffee watching life go by is nice but this place is way overrated. Coffee average, service mediocre. Cake was delicious, interiors are quirky and some of the staff were nice but the two guys at the bar really let the place down. Pick up your game boys (i.e. don't cut me off whilst I'm giving the order and then fail to get it after the third reiteration, and wipe out your portafilter basket with a dry dishtowel before each dose of coffee so as to avoid bitterness in the extraction.) I leave the advice for the owner because she was nice and can perhaps give her baristas some guidance.

The boys here need to get onto a staff training course pronto. At the very least. Omg the service was baaaad. Not busy but I was ignored for a while until the order taken and then such a tortuous gathering of the ingredients for tea for three. Two cups & saucers, spoons, tea, milk, hot water. Tray would be good. Oh and another cup - it's for three. I reckon they thought they were 'cool' and 'charming' and maybe some would think them so. But judging by the comments on here I suspect I'm not alone. It's a quirky place in a lovely setting. How sad it's spoiled by the staff.

I had read that as a woman gets older, she becomes invisible. I experienced this for the first time at the Coffee Cellar when a female friend and I (both retired) went in there. The three young men behind the counter (I imagine that one of them should have been making food while the other two served customers) didn't even acknowledge us, say "hello" or "be with you in a minute" because they were so busy flirting with the two girls making their order. We stood waiting for what felt like a long time while jokes about getting phone numbers were made and when I said "I know we may not be young or attractive, but is there any chance we could have a pot of tea?" one of the servers said, "beauty is in the eye of the beholder." I'm not sure whether this was rude or complimentary but there's a good old Devon word which is "ignorant" and I'll go for that one. Watching him put some tea together and get it onto a tray was like watching a fish on a bicycle and I still had to remind him that a jug of milk wouldn't go amiss.

Popped in for coffee Sunday staff were busy talking to each other rather than paying attention to customers watched them serving without really bothering whether what they served was good or not - no understanding of the produce just ticking the boxes didn't say hi or goodbye like students with hangovers nice interior but like a franchise run by kids nope won't be going back - go to mangos instead staff welcoming informative and I got a hi and goodbye even a thankyous .. Makes all the difference oh and coffee better there too !!

A memorable experience. Delicious cake, great coffee, sublime hot chocolate and lovely staff. Exeter's best coffee shop.

After a lovely walk along the quay, we stopped at the coffee cellar. It was quite busy for a Saturday afternoon. We order drinks and a slice of chocolate cake. The cake was awesome!!!! When it started raining we went inside which was cosy and nice. 10/10

What a great find - amazing river views - fab interior with unique pieces of furniture and art - mad hats - retro - antique - modern - comfy sofas and leather armchairs.

I love the welcoming interior of this cafe! My friends took me here for weekend brunch. We had a delicious brunch with good coffee! Can't go wrong with good coffee in the morning. They can be busy as the seating inside is limited but its worth the wait.

Decided to walk to the quay and fancied a drink and this place looked inviting. We went for a latte,black coffee,hot chocolate and a coke. Really friendly service,quick and we were asked how many shots for the coffees and what we wanted on the chocolate. While waiting the cakes looked so inviting that we all had some chocolate caramel shortcake,yum! Lovely location although there is a lot of construction going on further up the quay but still worth a visit.

This is my favourite place for coffee on the quay. The decor is very quirky with lots of sofas and soft lighting. The coffee is always lovely and hot and the apple cake is gorgeous. Marco is always very welcoming.

My favourite go to coffee place to meet friends on the quay. Lovely smoothies and soup.

Great find on the quay. Cosy comfy sofas, quirky decor and great coffee. Marco always entertaining and welcoming.

Popped in today with a friend to surprisingly find a beautifully and eclectically furnished super comfortable and atmospheric coffee lounge. Great welcome and friendly service will definitely return.

It was fairly busy when we arrived. I stood waiting to order for probably 10 minutes. It would have been good to have been greeted when we arrived and told there would be a delay. Instead the staff just carried on with what they were doing and ignored my presence.

Staff are rude, and openly laughing about customers when they weren't looking.

Visiting the quay area of Exeter today,I found myself in The Coffee Cellar, one of the imaginatively refurbished units under the arches.

The place looked cute from the outside which drew us in, but the service was not something to be desired.

we called in to the coffee Cellar on Friday 4th Nov 16. it was a real treat!, the atmosphere was great, the sofas comfy and the cream tea was superb. some of the best scones i've ever had. we would go back tomorrow if we didn't live nearly 100 miles away.

Great place to have a nice coffee by the Quay plus those cakes! Absolutely amazing. Me and my husband are visiting this place recently as we have sentiment from our beginning ♡

Going out for one of the first times alone with your newborn can be a daunting task, so when I stopped at the coffee cellar for a much needed coffee I was made to feel so welcome. The lovely lady barista showed me the cosy area at the back which was discreet and ensured me I was welcome to breast feed there. She gave me a large glass of water (breast feeding is thirsty work) and drinks were brought to me so I could attend to the baby. The coffee is delicious, and previously been there before and had their famous carrot cake which is well worth a visit for! Lovely setting and friendly staff. Thank you for making my first trip out with baby a successful one.

I ordered two drinks - mine was a White Americano, with hot milk, whilst my other half ordered her usual Decaf Soya Latte. We were both very happy with our drinks.

This place is an absolute find and definitely worth a visit. Chic decor and the staff are friendly and very helpful. Also dog friendly.

Whilst I enjoyed the friendly service today at this cafe, despite it being very busy, I was concerned by what I witnessed during my visit. I had left a tip to show my appreciation to the staff and as I was leaving I saw it being placed into a pot. When I went to enquirer about whether this was going to the staff, I was told by a regular customer next to me that apparently it was well know that this cafe often put these tips in the till. This really worried me and I hope the hard working staff are being rewarded.

You can get an excellent cup of coffee here. Great hang for a chat, relax and to watch the river. Reasonable prices and the staff were great.

If you are down at Exeter Quay then The Coffee Cellar is a perfect stopping point for a break. The cakes are just gorgeous along with the drinks, try the smoothies. Service is excellent, all situated in the arches along side the river.

Perfect place to be especially when the sun is shining....good coffee and the carrot cake is absolutely amazing and a generous portion! Looking forward to my next visit happy customer

Great coffee and great cake especially the carrot cake, the portions are huge! What more could you want on a sunny weekend morning sat by the river.

Lovely people, lovely place, coffee and smoothie were just what we needed. Excellent service, too. No doubt we'll come back again

Went to The Coffee Cellar at Exeter Quays today. Great place, full of character, don't miss it! Lovely outside if the sun's shining; lovely and cosy inside too.

Lovely cappacuino and perfect flapjack. Excellent . Really good sat out in the sun. I will definitely come here again. Lovely friendly staff and made to feel very welcome.

Lovely place right on the quay, tables outside to enjoy the view, original interior if its raining. Coffee was great, carrot cake was one of the best, service was good, thank you This place is so much better than any "costa-buck-nero" place

Now this is a wonderful spot and a quirky cafe... but, and I know it was the bank holiday weekend, the service was painfully slow.

Fantastic little coffee shop with comfy seating, excellent service with a smile and delicious iced coffees made with ice cream!

Bit if a quirky place this, different from the mainstream.

Lovely day so thought I'd sit outside. Went in looking for a menu, couldn't see one anywhere and although I was standing right next to the counter looking lost the staff ignored me at first. I eventually managed to ask, took it outside and made my choice so went in to order. The man behind the counter looked quite harassed and said 'just give me 2 minutes madam'. I almost walked out but stayed because the smoothies looked good. Eventually took my order. My smoothie arrived first, a Mary Berry. Nice but a slight bitter aftertaste, not at all like Mary Berry who's very sweet. Next my panini. Okay, but the 'home made' coleslaw didn't look or taste home made and the 'salad' was a few pieces of dry lettuce with a couple of bits of red pepper and a quarter of a piece of cucumber.