The Kitchen in Cheshire East

Was walking past as usual to nip into the Nat West on Great Underbank done that for over 5 yrs never knew until today it was a little cafe / public bakery selling to the public. Never wanted to intrude or go in as to disturb the staff as saw that some they were learning difficulties and obviously doing an amazing job teaching the guys how to bake, so always had a nosy in but never visited until today. Popped in as inquisitive as usual and ended up purchasing 2 vegan sausage rolls and loaf of brown bread which when I tucked into later were the best ever. Incredible place my go to from now on

This is a brilliant cafe. Giving employment opportunities to adults with a learning disability. Lovely tables and comfortable chairs. I had a lovely latte and bakewell brownie, my son enjoyed his tea and brownie. I purchased a lovely loaf of bread. No bread baked today but usually you can see the bread being made. Great service. Amazing place.

If you can tear yourself away from Mersey Square main area, just behind Primark is this diamond of a place. Fabulous coffee and cake, amongst other glorious delights. Run by Pure Innovations,which is a charity for people with disabilities. The Kitchen is accessible, dementia-friendly and a community hub. Here Pure Innovations train people with learning disabilities to make our range of top quality bread and cakes. Floors and signage are all dementia-friendly and we donate a minimum of  20 loaves a week to The Wellspring, a local homeless charity. Every Monday, between 11am and 1 pm The Kitchen hosts a friendly Dementia Drop In session for people living with dementia and their carers Please seek out this place, you won't be disappointed.

Called in today to have a brew, bought some freshly baked bread as the smell was fantastic. Wasn't disappointed

From the outside the café looks really inviting, so out of curiosity we called in. Wow, just as impressive on the inside. Absolutely spotless clean and the smell of freshly baked bread was just amazing. Having an open kitchen & watching the staff make the bread was really interesting. They were proper friendly as well and came over to our table to explain about how they baked them. We just had soup and a sandwich each which were super fresh and incredibly tasty. They also host different events for the community which is brilliant. The food was that good, we ended up buying some loaves and pastries to take home. Definitely be back here when we are next in the area.

Open only six weeks, this bakery and cafe is a lovely addition to Stockport. The bread is all prepared on site and is excellent. My soup was hot and it was no trouble when I asked for brown bread to accompany it. Hubby really enjoyed his toastie and the coffee was excellent. The Kitchen is charity run and provides training and employment to people with learning difficulties. The cafe is comfortable and clean and nothing was too much trouble for the very pleasant staff. We will be returning next time we are in Stockport

Today was my first visit to The Kitchen, which is a new cafe with its own bakery on site. You can see the staff making all the bread, muffins, rolls and so on through glass panels while eating the results of their baking in the other half of the cafe! Pure Innovations, who run it, employ several staff who have learning disabilities, and the cafe is really accessible, so perfect for wheelchair users or parents with buggies and prams. I really enjoyed the home made soup, and of course the bread, as did the family when I took it home - it disappeared really quickly. I'll be back for more!