The Good Grace Cafe in Herefordshire, County of

I visit regularly and always enjoy my time there whether im on my own grabbing a quick breakast or taking the family there for a full lunch. Straight forward really good home made food. We love the fresh handcut chips, the soups are lovely and one of my favpurites is the homemade chicken curry served woth rice/chips. The tea, good coffees, home made cakes, Crusha milks, and omelletes, are also very very nice too! The service is always friendly and and you will struggle to find a better priced menu anywhere in town.. exceptionally reasonable! If you wa really tasty, good food, without the artsy fartsy frills, but with a very very reasonable bill this is a fantastic place to go and eat. Lovely staff and service.

Lovely cafe nice and clean helpful staff and really good prices most of all great food !! Will call again

Popped in as having looked at the hotel opposite (Talbot) and the Weatherspoon pub nearby, and deciding they both looked terrible, we were hungry and looking for options. This is a simple cafe. It is friendly and was quite busy with what appeared to be locals/regulars. We opted for the Sunday Roast. It was not bad but not good - very, very basic - a slice of overcooked (probably reheated) beef, a small portion of veg, some premade stuffing, some bisto gravy and the smallest Yorkshire pudding ever. All edible, but not memorable. Other diners that opted for the usual menu items - fried breakfast/brunch dishes - got a better deal I think. I would recommend this if you fancy a bacon butty, a full english, a mug of tea etc.

We have visited this cafe before when in the area, nice little place, staff friendly and not badly priced. Kids enjoyed their dinner portions not huge but not to bad

Visited for breakfast and was not blown away, all decidedly average and not well presented. Ingredients the lower end of quality, not much meat content in sausages. Would not hurry back.

My partner and I were touring the area backpacking for Valentines and my 50th Birthday we were greeted in such a friendly welcoming way even though we had hefty back packs with us !! we both had the most tasty breakfast rolls and my partner had a cup of tea but I had the best best gingerbread latte ever Thanks so very much ! it was clean the staff were so very friendly especially the young girl who served us. and we will visit again Thanks !!!

Stumbled across this little cafe with a big heart. I was looking for somewhere to go for breakfast and came across this place walked in to a warm welcome ordered a breakfast was able to swap my tomatoes for something else asked would I like toast or fried bread asked if I could have half and half no problem from the young lady and the breakfast arrived and I was not disappointed I will definitely be going again thank you.

We're looking for a place for a breakfast and decided on the good grace cafe. The waitress was really helpful, welcoming and greeted us all. We ordered 2 large full English breakfasts, a bacon sandwich and 3 coffees. She was happy to swap tomatoes on both for another item. Quick service. The breakfast was perfect- not greasy at all. Everything was well cooked and tasted lovely. The coffee to was really nice. Definately be a place to return to and I recommend to anyone.

Called in on the way back from Ludlow. Basic home made food at a reasonable price . Friendly staff and quick service.

We came across this cafe and as we walked around the town, not having been to Leominster before. We wanted a light lunch and saw they did soup and a roll for £2.95. - bargain! There was a choice of two soups and we had the vegetable. It was obviously home-made and was very tasty. The rolls came with butter/spread and were very nice. Excellent value for money and the cup of tea was only 70p! Would recommend.

Cheap and cheerful. Very friendly good prices for food. Not over the top good coffee and bacon and sausage sandwich. Good range of food and sandwiches. Owners very polite and friendly. Comfortable surroundings A+++++.

Very friendly and welcoming. The menu is enormous..always a bad sign! I chose the French Onion soup from a choice of 5 soups. It was like eating boiled water with slices of onion and white pepper floating in it.My husband gave a 6 out of 10 to his leek and potato soup.The soft white baps came buttered although we had asked for them not to be. We tried it as it was Trip Adviser recommended, but were very disappointed.For basic cafe cheap stodge it may be OK.

As we were visiting with our small well behaved dog, we sat on the bistro furniture outside for coffee. The cakes all looked home-made and totally delicious ( I almost cried when I had to walk out & leave the slice of Bakewell tart inside) my husband reminded me I am trying to cut out the cake😥 We ordered 2 Americano's and hot milk on the side & I was astounded that both coffees cost less than just 1 from a well known chain of coffee houses around the corner. The lady serving was friendly and very kindly brought the drinks out to us. The coffee was good and the service and price extremely good. Have some cake too if you visit as I would have done so if my jeans were not so tight 😋

Second visit for breakfast and we had a Lovely breakfast ! Good value for money, friendly service. Will definitely be returning

I popped in for lunch one day last week, you are greeted with a smile and a warm welcome, the food and drinks are great value for money, are really quite lovely and healthy, well done to the staff...

Have eaten at the Good Grace a few times now and blown away at the prices, but also with the quality of the food. It is a cafe, not gourmet but breakfast, dinners etc- I have taken a snap of the menu. Sunday lunch, well I had roast pork [real joint] about 5- 6 different vegetables plus a yorkshire pudding, lovely gravy and apple sauce on the side, cost- £5.99- I was full but pudding which was home made apple crumble and custard was just £1 !!!. This week went in for a snack had a brunch for £2.50 [ yes £2.50] and then home made bread & butter pudding, then another one!!! it was cracking.