Wood and Green Cafe in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We stopped today for a coffee and bite to eat, very friendly staff upon arrival in a very quiet cafe. Drinks arrived quite promptly including the ‘fresh’ Lidl orange juice, coffee was average for the price comparable to an artisan coffee shop; not very well made and came from a tub of pre ground coffee. Food however was extremely delayed given the lack of customers; 20/30 mins for a few sandwiches and some brown avocado which were pretty poor in quality, some ingredients tasted past their best in the sandwich I chose with the rest low end supermarket items. A friendly prompt telling us that it would take a long time would be helpful and looking at other reviews it seems many would benefit from this although I doubt based on other replies that they want to hear any feedback that could help make their business more competitive and attractive. Looking at previous replies regarding “food from within a mile” this probably refers to the Lidl 100 yards over the road where most items we saw were labelled with. All in all a very average and not somewhere to go in a hurry or if you want something fresh and well cooked.

We stopped here for breakfast whilst on our holiday. The food was great and the staff were exceptional. They were so friendly and kind towards my 2 daughters. They even brought my littlest (10 months old) a banana when we’d asked if they had any bits of fruit she could have with her croissant. My eldest (5 years old) was absolutely over the moon with her unicorn milk and has crowned it as one of her favourite things about our holiday. Homely vibe, friendly and great food.

Good food, slow service and, politely, having to wait 50 mins for two breakfasts when half the restaurant was empty on a Sunday morning is disappointing . No offer of a tea or coffee top up and clearly the team were conscious we were not happy but, for reasons we don’t understand, didn’t want to engage. Otherwise very nice and would recommend…. But please sort your service out …

So, it’s hard in so little words to say how much I adore this place, Katy the owner is amazing, it feels like home to me her food is faultless, the Turkish eggs will always have a place in my heart, the coffee is so good and it is honestly my favourite place to come

Amazing friendly service in a great dog friendly cafe and amazing gluten free options. Vegan, vegetarian and normal gluten free breakfasts, French toast and amazing maple syrup American pancakes all gluten free options, so accommodating for my coeliac daughter!

Popped in for lunch on a Friday mid December. Cozy little cafe with a wood burner to sit by if you're quick enough to bag that table. Would recommend the food here as above average and reasonably priced for North Cornwall. I had the Cornish breakfast, whilst Mrs Wibble ordered the vegan breakfast (modified to include a sausage and buttered toast) as this gave her access to her precious avocado. Waitress was happy to accommodate us. Poached eggs were cooked perfectly, and could only have been improved had salt and (white) pepper (unfashionable idea I know) been available. Coffee was a bit average if I'm being brutal. Would be a good spot for a mid camel trail stop, with outside tables, views of the roundabout and Lidl.

We visited W&G last weekend for a breakfast in the autumnal weather, ie Cornish Rain (The wet stuff) Great environment, tucked just outside of the main town, and at the entrance to the Camel Trail (Which is excellent by the way!). I opted for the Full English whilst my partner went Vegetarian Breakfast (With a Sausage!!!! - Don't even ask :-) ) Both breakfasts were fantastic, clearly good ingredients, and fresh and hot just as it should be. Served with a coffee and some fruit juice all made for an enjoyable experience. Dog friendly as well, and don't be afraid to take your 4 legged friends. We also noted the range of fresh cakes, and probably would have revisited later in the day if we had not been so full from the breakfast :-) The team were friendly and happy to help, and certainly recommend paying W&G a visit if you are after a nice local breakfast.

Had a lovely Sunday brunch including excellent toasted sandwiches eg Reuben, bacon & egg & cheese. Good quality coffee and a superb hot chocolate. Homemade cakes are unusual and were so good, especially white chocolate caramel wafer cookie bar! Look forward to returning to try the homemade pancakes. Staff are very welcoming.

Well well all I can say is the young lady waiting on my table her name was Kayleigh was the only lovely thing good about. After the amount of people that was shouting at her an she could only say what she was told I felt bad for her

Just popped in for coffee and cake, both were very good and reasonably priced. A popular place which indicates good quality, even a pair of local police officers were in for breakfast.

We had just walked the Camel trail and this was the first place we had seen since leaving Padstow. Staff were so friendly to everyone who came in. Ordered a coffee and a cup of tea and both were fantastic!

Eight of us went for coffee before our walk in the area and then came in after lunch for tea/coffee/hot chocolate and cake. The cakes were stunning and the pieces were huge and were wonderful to eat! We managed to confuse their staff, but they were still friendly and gave great service.

Stopped by on the way to Padstow along the Camel trail. Lovely little cafe. Great atmosphere, good coffee super friendly and bubbly staff and a really tasty breakfast. Quality ingredients without a big price tag. Loved it, we’ll be back for cake later!

Well we had a little snack of loaded fries and a couple of very nice flat whites but the brownie for desert was amazing. Lovely service too. Will be coming back.

I eat out a lot in Cornwall so much so I have a page dedicated to supporting small businesses, so I think I know a thing or to ha ha , so I when I first came here last weekend I was blown away, the staff are incredible, nothing is to much, they make you feel welcome even if it’s busy. The decor is so cozy a lovely wood burner in the corner and dogs are welcome. The mocha and coffees were perfectly made and brought to you straight away before your food. On my first visit I tried the pancakes with bacon and maple syrup which were fluffy, light and served with plenty of syrup, the brioche French toast made me weak at the knees , buttery, soft but crisp paired with salty bacon utter heaven , poached eggs on toast, which were perfectly cooked with plenty of toast. It was so incredible I booked the following weekend and had the Turkish eggs which I’m feeling hungry for now , just incredible and I had to have more of the French toast. One more thing the cakes are to die for This place is quite simply my favourite in Cornwall, hats off to such a small hardworking team of incredible women.

Having seen a yummy photo on Facebook for this cake, I thought it would make a great addition to my own cakes to celebrate at my birthday party. And yes, it was really delicious. Friendly staff dealt efficiently with my order and collection of the cake.

Lovely staff and great food. It took a while to come but it was all freshly cooked and they were quite busy at the time. We will come back.

This was a truely amazing experience, the food and service was faultless. I am in the hospitality industry myself so my expectations are high and this cafe did not disappoint. Well done on achieving this during a very difficult year.

Lovely food lovely staff. People moaning about the boxes they had breakfast in. But you can’t have plates if it’s takeaway. Can’t believe people these days nothing better to do then moan. An people calling staff names. Disgusting behaviour

Sorry to have to write this review, but our breakfast was totally ruined by you serving our full English breakfasts in extremely flimsy tiny cardboard boxes (that so say folded out into plates) The wooden knife and forks were also a disaster - tying to cut bacon, whilst the flimsy cardboard is being pushed through the 10 cm gaps in your tables made from pallets, was just frankly a real pain in the butt, to the point we were covered in food, staining our clothes and going through knife and forks every couple of minutes, that also actually dangerously splintered whilst snapping trying to bluntly saw through our food, which was of a reasonable good quality and actually very well cooked! Can totally understand that you must be short of staff, and may have thought this a good idea to help you at this time, however it completely disrespects your customers who are paying good money for your food and demand the decency of at least being given adequate equipment to eat it with! It completely ruined our breakfasts (which weren’t cheap) and we felt very exasperated by the whole experience

Came in at 3 and was told they were no longer serving food, only cakes… of which they had a poor selection of 2. I thought I would opt for a smoothie… the waiter listed the options and didn’t explain what was actually in the ‘blueberry’ smoothie I chose… upon payment a card machine with £5 registered was sprung upon me which I paid, thinking for this price it would be a quality smoothie. To my disgust it tasted quite literally like soil and that’s no exaggeration, a measly 3/4 full cup of frothy purple juice with bits of grainy beetroot floating init was handed to me. Will never be returning and would advise people avoided it at all costs with far better places to dine a little further up the road.

Stopped here whilst cycling the Camel trail. Best cakes we ever had - seriously! So good we ate 4 in situ before buying 6 as take away. Also the service was lovely - exceptionally kind staff....go there people!

Lovely cafe, didn’t realise how nice it was going to be when looking from outside. Lovely hot drinks, excellent food, and reasonable prices. Very friendly young man serving us yesterday morning (14th July).

This is a lovely place lovely staff helpfull staff. Food is great. Chef who owns cafe stayed open for takeaways all over lockdown. Not many did. Took cakes an coffee’s to show ground for all the nhs staff. The lady chef is lovely an all food cooked to order none of it precooked all cooked fresh. I love coming here

Visited this cafe as a family of 5 with a dog while on holiday. Was a lovely cafe, reasonably priced for the location. Breakfast was lovely, would highly recommend! It was takeout only the day we visited but we just eat on the outdoor seating, the boxes was a lovely touch but would recommend plastic cutlery as it was hard to cut meat but understand it’s better for the environment. Would also like to mention how lovely the young lad was who waited on, was brilliant start to finish and nothing was no much trouble. Asset to the owner of the cafe, also to say how beautiful the location is situated in a lovely place. Only issue I would say is finding a car parking space! Nightmare

What better way to start your day, than french toast and a banana smoothie! Staff were friendly and welcoming, such a great vibe to the place. Brunch was delicious and coffee was fab!! Brill spot to watch the world go by. Thanks for the lovely treat ☺

Probably the most overpriced, disgusting food we had on our whole trip. Eggs were solid, and cold. We waited a long time for our food to arrive, to leave most of it on the plate. The service was far from acceptable, and seemed very under staffed, with only one member of staff taking orders and serving and quite obviously found it very stressful. Our plates were dirty which was also very off putting, and the place seemed very un hygienic which isn’t good in normal times let alone during a pandemic. Do not waste your money!Worst cafe I have visited!!!

This cafe is utterly terrible. 2 sausage sandwiches,one waffle a pancake, one coffee and one tea for £30. The drinks were in paper cups, the sandwiches were on cheap nasty bread, the sausage was cheap, rubbery and nasty. The pancakes were 3 tinny tinny pancakes. Places like this don’t deserve custom. Avoid.

Expecting a meal but no gluten free options. Kids over price beans in toast. Soggy tomato flat bread. An poor veggie breakfast.. forgot toast when it came out was tiny and eggs were cold.Lemon cake was really nice but expected to eat a meal but no gluten free options unless I had breakfast and no bread.Nice lady took meal off bill but still 42£ for 3 kids beans on toast. Flat bread cake and teas and coffee.

Such a welcome, good food cooked when ordered nice and fresh I will always visit this cafe for tea ,breakfast , lunch thanks girls and as for the service charge huh I know aRestaurant near them that charged £15 I think Wood Green cafe are doing well they have outside as well as inside do keep up the good work

Fantastic cakes as always especially Birthday cake when it’s available. Good coffee, great staff and service. What else do you need? The couple of quid makes no odds to me I’ll be back for more cake.

The team that work here are all amazing! Great coffee and great service! A friendly and welcoming cafe, highly recommend! Served a much needed coffee on 3 August - outstanding!

Local resident and been using this cafe on and off for a while. Always been OK if a little pricey. But today advised of a £2 table cleaning fee (only inside... Bit weird) which is just profiteering. This is not acceptable and thus I'll not be returning.

Went for a brunch at this cafe. Have been before in the pastThe food is goodThey had run out of sourdough bread so I was given granary What I am upset about is being charged £2 Covid fee for cleaning??? Sorry but this is the first time in a week, where I have eaten out constantly, where I have been charged for Covid!!!!Surely you clean a table anyway??? And to be brought the card machine as soon as our food is served to hurry and pay the £2 fee is rudeThe other table in the cafe also was appalled by the Covid chargeIt’s hard enough for people in these times without taking the mick and getting your extra feeAppalled and will never come back All was done in bad taste

Best place for sandwiches lovely full inside sandwich an lovely thick bread just like my dad use go do an call it door step bread staff an owner are great nothing to much trouble for them

Choice of non dairy milk for coffee, which was great, I had the BLT and my wife had the Vegan sandwich, both were great. Thought we may have room for cake afterwards, but no chance! Served by two young ladies, both were very pleasant. An overall lovely experience. Will definitely visit again when on next training run.

Stopped off for coffee and cake on way back from the trail. Was lovely atmosphere and very welcoming. Will be back soon

Great cafe, vegan and dog friendly!We had the epic vegan breakfast and vegan crepes! Hot drinks with a variety of dairy free milk, and vegan cakes.Katie and her staff are lovely and friendly.Great vibe and great food, our new go to place in Wadebridge!

My husband and myself decided to check out the cafe and ordered 2 coffees and 2 x £7 ‘Toastie of the week’ as the description made it sound wonderful.Coffee arrived quickly but we then had to wait 26mins for the food and when the toasties arrived they were sadly lacking with content and very hard and dry ,l had to ask for mayo to help with moisture.Even the presentation was lacking with two thin slices sitting in bowl .We could not understand why we waited for so long for the food because the cafe was really quite .The coffee also was disappointing and was too hot so it had a burnt bitter taste,l requested hot milk for 1 on the side and that was also too hot .(Barista trained staff should know the correct temperature for the coffee ).The interior of the cafe was shabby and had dated furniture,not at all the quirky feel that we were expecting.So in all we were very disappointed with the food especially in that price range (we found menu prices overpriced for what you get and ambiance/interior compared to others we visited).and unfortunately will not visit there again.

I saw that wood and green were doing sunday roasts so decided to give them a try. The first time we went we had bellypork roast with lovely fresh veggies and roast potatoes, gravy and apple sauce. It was great, we went again today and this time the roast was beef brisket served with roasted potatoes, roasted carrots, braised kale and cauli cheese, beautifulYorkshire pudding and gravy, again we were not disappointed, all really lovely home cooked food. We love this little cafe, dogs are allowed, they also do a vegan variety roast, lots of cakes and vegan buns. You would be silly not to try one of their roasts. Right by the camel trail heading towards padstow.

We popped into this cafe before doing the Camel Trail on foot. It welcomes dogs, and actually we thought it was something of a find....excellent coffee, lovely cakes, and the breakfast menu looked worth coming back for. Quirky but fun.

Rustic coffee shop close to the Wadebridge to Padstow Camel trail entrance. Dogs allowed inside with good cake (including gluten free) selection. Seats and table out front made from rough cut wood for nicer days or smokers.

Food an staff lovely only thing that let's the cafe down is that it is always freezing cold in there. There is a fire in the cafe but never seen it used.

I have been to this stunning cafe multiple times. They always have lovely home baked cakes on the shelf that are always delicious. Their fries with aioli is a must have, along with their amazingly tasty smoothies and scrumptious pancakes. They also offer a range of food to compensate for people who suffer from allergies, and also do vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options. Wood and green are dog friendly and have toilets (disabled too!) and baby change facilities. Furthermore, they have ramps instead of steps so is all wheelchair friendly. If you are visiting wadebridge definitely pop in and say hi!

I used to love this place. However I've visited twice in the last month and waited 40 minutes for 3 lunches both times (mid-week, not holiday time). The last time my dirty wrap was missing both the jalapenos and gherkins, which really lift the wrap from chicken and cheese, to something different and super tasty. The fries were also stone cold.I mentioned this and they said they'd just ran out and asked if there was something else I'd like substituted. However 50 minutes after ordering I ate as is (they didn't offer a pickly substitute), paid and left. Not terrible, not wonderful, just disappointing.

Stopped for a little drink and bite of cake. Had lovely milkshakes and wonderful vegan cakes. We were lucky as the weather was lovely so we sat outside and watched all the cyclists off on the Camel Trail. Was a really nice place and the staff were really friendly and helpful. Good atmosphere. Prices weren’t cheap but very good quality so feel it was worth it.

We stopped in because we saw they did vegan options and we were hungry and passing through. £22 for two vegan breakfasts, pot of tea and a black coffee. Like most vegans, we’re prepared to travel for a decent vegan breakfast but this one at Wood Green was was overpriced for what it was - toast, mushrooms, tomato, bit of spinach, very small little pot of baked beans, and some avocado. It had already cooled quite a lot when they brought it to us - maybe it was the enamel plates I don’t know. Wasn’t worth £10-£11 each. Staff were very friendly and the place itself is quirky and cosy. Would go in for a coffee but wouldn’t eat there again.

Saw the recommendation online and popped in for brunch and were not disappointed. The food was excellent, the staff friendly and decor quirky. We liked it so much we popped back in for cake after our Camel trail walk!

Great lunch stop on the Camel Trail. Loved our food, would highly recommend. Bike racks outside, seating in, or out. Get there.

Visited recently with my wife and 1 year old, staff were very welcoming and efficient! Very helpful and accommodating in regards to my wife and son's dietary requirements too..

We had a lovely breakfast, absolutely recommend this place. Great decor too with odd bits of furniture that give it character. Friendly staff, best place in Wadebridge for breakfast.

Purchased three bacon sandwiches to take away equating to best part of £20 !! On opening the bags the sandwiches had been slapped together on stale bread with more rind than bacon , quite possibly worst bacon sandwich ever purchased.

Over price and below average, waited 20 minutes for 2 undercooked sausage sandwiches. Won’t be back soon

I absolutely love this place. We are vegan, so it's a challenge at times to find food. But for years now, every time we have been in the area, the wonderful folks at this restaurant have taken care of us. Their mushrooms are simply to die for, they have the most delicious bread and coffee, and well - the whole experience is lovely - from the fresh decor, to the light that comes in through the large front window, to the staff who we so very much look forward to seeing each visit.

Stopped here for elevenses and it was a great choice as the majority of cakes were gluten free which was brilliant for the OH he was spoilt for choice for a change!

Loved this place will. It’s hard to find such a great place for vegan food. I must admit I saw the breakfasts come out and I was tempted but I was being good. Great place and a lovely homely atmosphere to boot.

Great feel to the cafe, and lovely vegan chilli! Great choice of cakes, and vegan ice cream too! All the staff were friendly Nice being Dog friendly too

Went for lunch and was disappointed with the food. I ordered a bruschetta, which is traditionally served on ciabatta bread. what I got was a slice of dry brown bread, spread with olive tapenade accompanied with red peppers that were obviously from a jar. The whole thing tasted dry and unappetising. This is sad because I have eaten here before and have been happy with the food.

Saw the TA reviews thought we’d go on Sunday morning. Had poached eggs, mushroom, spinach on sourdough bread. Bottomless tea pot. All very scrummy. Definitely recommend it.

The menu, food, cakes and seating are all fantastic. We really enjoyed our meal - great bacon and sausages and doorstop bread. One member of staff was a bit grumpy but otherwise can’t fault the place.

What a lovely little cafe! Being American, I was excited to see it was pancake week and even happier to that they were serving cinnamon french toast. French toast is my absolute favourite, and they nailed it. The toast was the thickest I’ve seen and just sweet enough. The bacon that it was served with was delicious. My husband had the breakfast wrap and really enjoyed it. Everything was freshly prepared and served sizzling hot.

We were looking forward to a brunch and so were disappointed when the food arrived and it was cold. We were discreet in letting the staff know and they did replace the full English breakfast however they were very abrupt and unfriendly. Really disappointed 😔

Such friendly people with a really hearty menu and awesome cake. Really dog friendly and happy helpful staff. Love this place

Went here on Sunday 27th Jan for brunch with 3 friends. 2 of us are veggies but we all went for veggie breakfasts followed by a selection of Vegan cakes and lashings of tea and coffee. We we there for over 2 hours. Excellent food and friendly welcoming staff. We all really enjoyed it and would highly recommend. We will be back! Thank you.

We all need some down time and this little gem in Wadebridge is well worth a visit.

After a Sunday ride down the Camel Trail we visited mainly as it was the only cafe open. We were pleasantly surprised, really tasty cakes (we're both non-vegans but really enjoyed the vegan cakes we had). Sadly we'd already had a fry up at home as the rest of the menu looked tasty. We'll definitely be back again.

Came across this gem and saw that dogs are welcome which was great on a grey day in Cornwall in December. A wonderful warm welcome by the ladies. We had sandwiches and coffee which were made to order and great coffee. Bread and tasty fillings in the sandwiches, crisps on the side! Our pouch was welcomed and even had his photo taken and was called Dog of the Day! Will make a return visit on our next visit.

Had a lunch and coffee and cakes whilst family were visiting. Great to have vegan choices. Extensive coffee menu, soya milk available. Perhaps I would say a limited choice for vegan lunch options. But good choice of vegan cake or cookies, which were delicious.

Visited at 2pm and had the place to ourselves. Had the avocado, leaves, hummus and tomato sandwich on granary and a veganised version of the red pepper, cheese and tapenade open sandwich. Couple of drinks - best part of £20, so a bit pricey for a sandwich lunch but a really enjoyable and lovely to have vegan options. Will visit again!

We stopped in for a breakfast and it was one of the best I’ve ever had. I had pancakes and my husband a bacon sandwich. Fantastic food. The cafe is very relaxed and something a bit different. We loved it. Highly recommend

Really friendly staff. Lovely vibe and great selection of food and drinks. Perfect pit-stop before the camel trail. Thank you.

Went here for coffee following good reviews. Extremely disappointing. They had a good selection of cakes, which unfortunately came out about 8 minutes before coffee arriving. The wildly expensive chocolate milkshake - £5 each - turned out to be lightly flavoured milk a la Nesquik style, with no hint of anything else being done to it! What a rip off. Coffee was ok but again on the expensive side. They could do with removing said chocolate milkshake from the menu entirely, and sharpening up their service so that items come out together rather than virtually as separate courses.

Perfectly catered breakfast for one fussy eater, one vegan, one full English breakfast devotee and one who ‘didn’t want any breakfast’ until he saw the menu! Hit the spot perfectly for all 4 of us and best of all as we could take the dogs so it really was a lovely family breakfast for all of us. Food was great, but we also loved the atmosphere, decor and staff were really friendly and welcoming too. Great place with something for everyone!

We have been here several times for breakfast, coffee & cake and we have never been disappointed. Food is tasty, good selection. My only criticism is that they are still using plastic straws. They serve a few vegan dishes, cakes, soya for coffees, so I was surprised to see a plastic straw in my vegan smoothie

My boyfriend and I visited here whilst on the camel trail. It was a nice relaxed setting, friendly and helpful service. Delicious food and lovely have the option to sit outside. Convenient if on camel trail. Good value for money. V impressed :)

We have visited this cafe before in its old premises. Now two doors down right at the end of the cycle trail from Padstow and much larger we were delighted to see it still going strong. We had the chicken and avocado sandwiches (one gluten free) and they were both outstanding. They have an amazing range of home made cakes too and always have gluten free options. The service is really friendly and we’ll definitely be back. Highly recommended.

If you're making a trip to Wadebridge and want a dog friendly and welcoming place to eat vegan and non vegan food then you should pop along to the delightful Wood and Green Cafe. When you walk you get a warm welcome from Kate the owner and head chef as well as Manager Naomi and the other members of staff. Kate is a culinary genius using fresh local ingredients to make brilliant breakfasts for non vegans, vegans & vegetarians and luxuriously scrumptious lunches. When I went in for lunch I was treated to the most succulent, tasty and melt in your mouth cured beef and red onions with homemade naan bread which was absolutely divine. The food here is not only tasty which is an understatement but memorable and not forgetting filling. The staff are welcoming and helpful. Dogs are welcome too. So when you're next in Wadebridge drop in say hello and try the food that you will remember for all the right reasons.

Where do I start. I can't say anything bad the place the staff are great very friendly welcoming helpful. Now the food is to die for cheap for the size meals you get also I don't no what coffee beans they use but it's the best latte I ever tasted

Really awful experience. Expensive at £10 a breakfast but lovely setting so thought it would be worth it. Half the order came an hour before the rest. The boss was the chef and had no hair net and managed to be so rude to her staff that the poor girl on the till was shaking and the waitress almost in tears. Food was ok when it finally came but as the boss was so foul mouthed I would say avoid this place it’s bever going to change!

We found Wood and Green by chance and then went for the rest of our holiday. Nice welcome, good service and excellent food all high quality produce well cooked. Highly recommended.

Fathers Day breakfast....... ok so the cafe was fairly busy but not packed. Plenty of tables to sit at. We decided to have the full English breakfast. Drinks were expensive, we wanted a coffee instead of tea which was included, so charged extra £2 ( flat white £3!!). Told they had run out of sausages and would we like extra bacon.... said no as 4 rashes each is too much! When it eventually came 50 minutes later, not only were there no sausages, there were no mushrooms, no tomatoes and no sourdough toast as per the menu ( white bread instead) My requested non runny eggs were undercooked and very runny!! When I asked if they could take them back and cook a little more I was told ‘ no because we are very busy this morning!’ I insisted that they did but at the same time could they also cook the bacon as this was very undercooked too!! ( almost raw) We were not the only unhappy customers, many were complaining. Lots of refunds were issued!

Arrived at 11.35am. Breakfast finished at 11:30am and we were told we could order off the other menu, but not receive food until after 12pm, as this is the time the lunch menu operates from.

We stopped here in the middle of a bike ride. The only options were sandwiches or nachos.

We stopped here for coffee while cycling the Camel Trail, it makes for a lovely pitstop during the cycle. I had a really nice chai latte and my wife said the cafe latte was very good. Makes an ideal place to stop and have a break along the Trail.

Having elderly grandparents who struggle with mobility makes going for lunch or coffee a difficult outing, however wood and green had Ramps for easy access for all ages and abilities, seating at a range of heights including a very comfy sofa! Also allowing us to bring our dogs in after being on the camel trail makes such a difference for us!

After a long walk on the camel trail me and my family (including two toddlers and baby ) went in here for some light refreshments with ease of access for pushchair it was an easy task to get the baby in!! and was amazed by the choice of freshly cooked and locally sourced food which also extends to the kids menu ,there is a large array of interesting local art which takes pride of place on the walls the staff are friendly and very welcoming very comfortable setting and was able to relax before the rest of our walk , highly recommend this place .will definitely be here again .thank you wood and green for your super friendly hospitality and great food and refreshments

The food is great then staff are so nice an helpful, food cooked fresh as ordered so nice an hot when it comes out, I will always come to this cafe

Oh man, what a coffee! After a cold, wet and long walk on the camel trail i had the best coffee ever here! My lad loved the milkshake too ...cracking!

A great cafe with lovely welcoming staff, the cakes are amazing as are the breakfasts! Fab location close to the camel trail definitely worth a visit

Such a welcome, good food cooked when ordered nice and fresh I will always visit this cafe for tea ,breakfast , lunch thanks girls

All day, excellent coffee, but the start of the morning is the ‘Katie Special’ Bacon Sarnie. Best ever!

So waited 15 mins for coffe very weak black Americano coffe then

With our usual morning coffee location closed this week we had an opportunity to try Wood and Green at its new location.

My friend and I regularly meet for breakfast locally trying different cafes each time and thought we would give Wood and Green Cafe a try. Perhaps our expectations were a little high, but we were left disappointed. The cafe itself is nicely decorated and well presented. It is also dog friendly which is a huge plus for me. The menu looked wonderful, with vegetarian and vegan friendly options. Once seated, we went to order, I had chosen a Vegetarian Breakfast. The staff member who served us wasn’t very friendly and welcoming, and when asked if our eggs could be scrambled said ‘I don’t think so, I would have to check’ - really? It was like everything was too much effort.

Wood and Green have recently moved premises right next door to Bridge bike hire. What a lovely place to eat and the decor is very stylish. The staff are very friendly and efficient. Dogs are welcome and there is always a dog of the day photo!! It is a cold February but there is always lots of customers. It is especially good for anyone who is vegan or gluten intolerant and they do their best to cater for everyone. It's the 'in place' to be and I wish them all the very best in the new premises its going to be a huge success.

Always visit when we are in the area for good food, friendly staff. Good spot when we are out cycling as near the Camel Trail.

Visited last year....had great vegan cake after cycling. Decided on brunch today...vegan and GF....no issue! So good to see a business that stands the test of time. Good food takes a time to be cooked but that’s because it’s all fresh! Defo back...probably this afternoon

Went there for breakfast, all was well getting drinks, only one other person ordered food but our ticket was lost and only when we approached the counter were we told they would do it now, bad service indeed, took another 20 mins to cook a four breakfasts consisting of a sausage, one bacon, one slice of bread, beans and mushroom. Not really worth an hours wait at 10am, we always pop around local businesses on meetings but will not be back, must have the smallest kitchen in Wadebridge.

Great vegan cakes and milkshakes! Really friendly staff! Lovely low key setting. Really great find at the end of the Camel Trail

Weather was fine so decided to stop for a coffee and sit outside. Only two