The Upper Room Cafe in Stockport

Great cafe with friendly staff and volunteers, and tasty food. Always a good atmosphere. There is a play area for kids, and they sometimes have volunteers running activities and crafts for the children. They have a selection of books to borrow or read at your table. It's a great place to come socially, or to do a bit of work with a coffee.

Lovely cafe with reasonable prices. We visit every week and always enjoy being served by Connor with his lovely smile and great sense of humour.

Food is lovely Service is lovely, lovely people Very clean big and airy with lift and lovely wash rooms

First thing i liked was that there is a lift to the first floor which is good . The cafe area is bright and very spacious with an additional room to the side . The menu is quite limited but everything is freshly prepared to order and exceptional value for money . The staff who I think are all volunteers are very friendly and very helpful.. everywhere is clean will definitely be visiting again very soon ..

Ideal for a light meal with friendly staff and reasonable menu, airy atmosphere ideal for both families and singletons. Prices are not expensive and would recomend,

Firstly the cafe is bright, attractive and clean and service is fine. I am vegan and gluten free which is not usually a problem these days when eating out. I wanted a jacket potato but they had no potatoes (despite being above Tesco) so I asked for falafal instead, but they didn't have them either. I was told the menu was out of date but they hadn't done a new one yet. I ended up with carrot and coriander soup (I suspect it was tinned) and bread and a side salad. Despite saying I was vegan a lump of butter arrived and a dollop of coleslaw was on the salad. There is a notice in the cafe saying they have a leaking roof (they are owned by nearby St Mary's church) and that they have enough money to fix the roof but want to apply for a community grant instead, and asking for customer support. They don't have my support for this as these grants should go to groups who genuinely need funding, not the wealthy church who collect money from parishioners then keep it in the bank! The snack was cheap but I'd rather spend more and have a decent lunch.

Lovely to go alone with a book, meet friends or work. Choice of sofas or table seats. Great choice of food, perfect for lunch. It's also wheelchair accessible with accessible parking, lift access and accessible toilet.

Met with friends here for coffee today and I can’t speak highly enough of the place. Been shopping in Cheadle for years but never realised this was here. It is easy to find, above Tesco supermarket and accessible from the car park. Tasty food at very reasonable prices, refillable tea or coffee all served by friendly volunteers. Will definitely be back.

the upper room cafe has a lift to the first floor the food and staff are lovely so clean and bright you have famlly going for tea etc plenty of room