Whyte's Coffee House in East Staffordshire

Good service with nice decor and friendly staff. Good choice on menu hot and cold and I had a window shop in the cake area. Had Welsh Rarebit and Eggs Benedict and delicious. One poached egg slightly hard but as a person who doesn't make them as know it is hard to time consistency still good.

Met friends for breakfast this morning. The coffee wasn’t the best by any means. 3 of us ordered poached eggs, I asked for them to be medium. All 6 eggs were hard, mine were cold. My husband sent his back. It seemed hard for staff to clear the table once we had eaten and were waiting for a second drink we’d ordered. In the end I moved all the dirty cups myself. Why is poaching an egg so difficult???

Second time having afternoon tea at this amazing place. A great menu, delicious sandwiches, cake and drinks with excellent service. We were a table of 9 friends and everyone commented on how much they enjoyed it. We’d all highly recommend Whytes.

A group of us all dressed as Viking's as we were appearing at Tutbury Castle, aranged to have lunch at Whytes - Sally, took our order in advance and we were able to all sit together at one long table. The food was delicious, very tasty - we all had something different and the staff even accommodated one of our group who wanted something not normally on the menu. Service was great too, we were greeted with courtesy and welcoming smiles. We can all definitely add our voices to other epople that have recommended Whytes.

Excellent food and good service. We enjoyed a leisurely lunch and catch up. We didn’t feel rushed in any way. I enjoyed my ham and cheese panini, with side salad. I had the coffee and walnut cake for dessert, and it was amazing 🤩

lovely lunch good price friendly staff disable friendly loved it felt welcomed food hot coffee good worth the visit looks like used by many locals

Popped in with my Mum to have a cup of tea and ended up having a lovely panini each followed by cake. The cafe is clean with toilets available. The choice of savoury food is varied with many cakes on display at the counter to eat in or takeaway and they also sell bread. Overall a lovely visit and we will definitely be going back again.

This is a cute in a delightful village setting. We parked for free close by and ordered breakfast and drinks. The staff were very polite and helpful and the food was well presented. We chatted and ate and stayed to chat for some time ordering more drinks, it really was quite cool in there. When I went to the toilet it was absolutely freezing at the back of the shop where the toilets were and I would suggest to the establishment to buy some heaters to make their patronage more comfortable.

I thought this cafe had closed after the lockdown it was a nice surprise to find it open again, for a Saturday lunch we were only couple in the cafe, which was a far cry from the hustle and bustle experienced before the lockdown, as with all cafes that have opened, the menu is reduced. I’m not sure if we will visit soon as the cafe need to build up the the lost customer for closing an extra month, the food also needs customer ambience, it’s all about ambience and food choice.

A group of us booked for a family brunch. It was a little chilly so didnt feel very comfortable sutting at our table. We ordered a selection of breakfast dishes (8 if us). Unfortunately everyone had overcooked eggs, poached were very hard and scrambled were terribly dry. Two dishes went back , two scrambled went almost untouched. The very dry ( hard crusts) toast really didnt help. I have been several times previously for lunch which have been not too bad. Unfortunately I wont go back for breakfast.

Went in at 3.40pm for a quick cup of tea. Turned away from a mainly empty cafe as they were closing at 4pm. Really! There were six of us so good lost business. Won’t be going back in a hurry.

only word to describe it was embarrassing. asked for a mango smoothie, i watched the waiter make it. she put about 5 mango chunks and some apple juice in a blender, blended it and served it to me. wasn’t even a smoothie, no ice at all. rather apple juice with mango chunks floating around in it, was appalling, especially for the £3 i paid

Decided to take a drive up to Tutbury and discovered that we hadn't tried this establishment for breakfast. Being served was rather slow, but I could understand why it was so busy once my vegetarian breakfast with gluten free bread had been presented to me. I found my breakfast to absolutely delicious. My husband had also thoroughly enjoyed his rendition of a full English breakfast. Will certainly be returning in the very near future.

We stopped in Tutbury for morning tea. This was actually our second choice - our first choice was open but we felt they were overcharging for tea. Everything was OK, although there was a very limited choice of cakes, etc. So, unless calling in for lunch, we'd go elsewhere next time.

Lovely cafe in Tutbury Mews, perfect for Sunday brunch. Delicious coffee and food. Friendly service too. Will definitely go again.

I have visited Whytes with friends twice I the last month and both times the food was lovely. The Chai Latte was divine and the staff were lovely. Highly recommend

Excellent coffee house, went for breakfast this morning with girlfriends, as my old school friend owns it so we thought let’s try x excellent service , range of meals offered , staff friendly polite , read our minds before asking for anything x service was quick & easy x value for money x worth a definite recommendation xxx

When in Tutbury we call in here- this time for a family light lunch. Speedy service after a good welcome, and good quality fresh food attractively presented. So again this venue met all our expectations. The car park immediately adjacent is now pay and display.

Popped in here for a coffee and a graze, the food never fails to please, the service is good and the wait isn’t too long

Whyte's Coffee House in Tutbury is a lovely place to go for coffee a

They serve a lovely cup of tea at Whytes in the afternoon, I usually go for coffee in the morning but as I had visitors we took a walk round the village in the afternoon and stopped off for a drink and of course cake, they also service nice toasted tea cakes.

Had mushrooms on gluten free roast and a pot of tea. Lovely atmosphere, great staff. Waiter service and the menu was really interesting with great extras.

Called in to cheer up a rainy bank holiday for coffee and cake. Cake was unremarkable and the older members of staff seemed surly, disinterested and indifferent. Won't be returning.

Whytes coffee house is a nice place to go and have a drink and a cake! Even though there was not much on the lunch menu it was nice to socialize with my family! There is outdoor seating and little type of huts with tables in. Staff are also very friendly!

Enjoyed an impromptu visit to this cafe with children and father-in-law. The coffees were of very high quality and we had a couple of children’s milkshakes. The latter were a little pricier than average but the service was super and the ambiance pleasant. We would not hesitate to return if we happened to be int he area though.

Popped in for a coffee and cake and that is exactly what we got on route to the station whilst it was raining outside. Nice location as the rest of the local eateries closed at 4pm yesterday. Coffee was made to my taste and the chocolate cake was huge. Would return again.

Went with a friend for breakfast second time in a month, lovely little place though soon gets busy. Great food

Popped here for coffee and cake whilst out with our dog. Two tables outside and great that there was a water bowl for our pooch. Coffee was lovely and the cakes are fab! Will definitely revisit.

Whyte’s was one of the few places open on a Monday, most of Tutbury seems to be closed on Monday’s? Best toasted tea cake I’ve had, lovely coffee, friendly, efficient service.

Visited this cafe on a number of occasions when visiting friends. Great food & hot drinks. Staff are always very nice and friendly. I was very disappointed today when dogs were allowed in when l was eating. The dog was barking and was tall enough and put his face on the table. Can’t imagine if the table was not wiped clean properly!! I was eating my cake and all l could smell was dog!!

Fantastic place, come here with kids, fantastic place Really helped my son as he had just turned vegan Oh and the cakes.. I keep returning to try a different one.. recommended

Excellent food and service. Lovely coffee and cakes. Caters for vegetarians and vegans. Friendly staff. Couldn't fault it.

Have visited before simply for coffee- this time for lunch. Happy with service, welcome, speed of delivery, and general facilities.

The service was excellent. Warm friendly place for a coffee and lunch. Best coffee I have tasted in a long time

Excellent food, excellent coffee, excellent service, excellent staff! We lunch here quite regularly and always have no complaints! Easy access, a gem of a place! 5 stars !

I’ve been here a few times and the food has never disappointed me, whether it’s been a makrel sandwich or meat platter, I would have no second thoughts to bring friends here. Great service and lovely surroundings, this is exactly what the town of Tutbury needs, a ‘go to’ place

Stopped in Tutbury for unplanned lunch to break up a long journey. Didn't seem promising until we stumbled on this place. Imaginative menu and it delivered too... Great salads and sandwiches ..really liked the coleslaw. Friendly and helpful staff, pleasing decor and a nice, laid back atmosphere

This is a modern well appointed coffee house. I was impressed by the cleanliness, the varied range of tables indoors and outdoors, and the friendly service. My order was served promptly and with a smile. Toilets are immaculate. On the list to visit again.

Thoroughly enjoyable lunchtime for my granddaughters celebration, everyone thoroughly enjoying the atmosphere and environment to celebrate her 7th birthday. The food and service was excellent, great value for many, having had the fish board I would recommend this to anyone, very tasty and presented beautifully.

Myself and my partner regularly go to Whytes for breakfast at the weekend. Fantastic Eggs Benedict, great coffee, lovely cakes. Staff are always friendly and welcoming, never had a bad experience. A few initial teething problems when they first opened but service is much more organised now they’ve got in the swing of it. Lovely place to have on the doorstep. We’ll be back soon!

This is only the second time I’ve been although I’m tutbury born and bred. Never again! On both occasions the staff were rude and very unfriendly. We waited 40 minutes for a cheese sandwich so no cooking was involved and three tables came in after us - they all ate and had their drinks etc and we were still waiting! Even though I went to the counter to tell them, they were almost hostile. When the food did come the bread was not fresh and was hard so I didnt enjoy it. They need people who can speak to the public not just youngsters with no people skills at all. They were busy so it’s a goldmine but a shame they don’t get their act together. Well I’m sorry it’s such a bad review but I’ve been to some amazing places but won’t be going to this one again

Went for breakfast and it was so nice the staff were really lovely too. Lovely modern place to go will be going again definantly!

Called in for a light lunch. Had a lovely Coronation Chicken Jacket Potato- yummy. Flat White was too wet though, so had to have a piece of cake, ginger and carrot, to help. 😜Well it had to be done - cake collection awesome.

2nd visit for afternoon tea (lucky me) and again very impressed! Lovely surroundings, very friendly and helpful staff and an excellent afternoon tea! Homemade cakes and a fab choice of sandwiches all presented so nicely - the pavlova was my favourite. Will, and already have, recommend to friends/family. Thank you .... sorry we left so late but we were enjoying ourselves too much!

We chose Whyte's for a birthday breakfast celebration and the overall experience was worth the top rating. We experienced a friendly welcome and service and were placed in their private alcove, where we had the intriguing experience of dining from an antique burr-walnut table, but one that was sadly past its best and had been plastered with thick varnish. On a chilly morning this was a pleasant environment.