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Thankyou to the lovely ladies Jo and Linda always friendly nothing is too trouble The pastries and pies are a treat thumbs up to the chicken and balti pies

Exactly what the name suggests - its great!! - been here a number of times, mostly for funerals - cheap beer and great atmosphere!

Just remembered I went in this coffee place based in the bus interchange in Rochdale ,handy if you are waiting for your bus or tram which is also adjacent to this bus station just across the road coffee is great . The thing about the coffee place I like that they decorated the middle table with what is in season eg ,easter mothers day nice to see

Great breakfast i had a set breakfast 😋 Sautéed potatoes 👌🏽 amazing coffee. Highly recommend, can't wait to return.

Called in yesterday after passing this Cafe for years. Ample parking. Tables outside at the front and a garden area to the rear. We sat inside though. Clean and friendly place (I know a member of staff). Food was hot, delicious and plentiful. Will call again. Lovely cafe. Can get very busy.

Quick stop by for a lunch break, had the Langoustines , delicious and very very fresh, fair prices,quick service what’s more to want?

Good menu range. Limited cakes available which was disappointing as I’d seen good reviews and photos online. We each had a 7 item breakfast which was good. The pricing was a little higher than I’d expected for what we got but this is a little place and I imagine the overheads are high so we were happy to pay it. Parking must be a nightmare in busy days, very limited, but we went early and were lucky. Our accommodation was literally 2 mins drive from the cafe so it made it a sensible choice. Staff were friendly and food was delivered quickly.

They do a lovely flat white with decent dark roasted beans. I took out but very quick service. Interior is nice also. Will be dropping back in next time I pass by rather than going to Neros - Cortado is much better!

Popped in here for a couple of drinks late on the Saturday of Pride weekend. Very friendly and welcoming place and a nice oasis from the bustle of the main weekend events.

Reading all the review I was really looking forward to our visit here. The staff were friendly and the place clean and tidy. I wanted a hot quiche but was told there would be a 20 minute wait so we both had cock-a-leekie soup . There was chicken and bit of leek but this was a very thin plate of soup with no real substance the ratio of stock to the other ingredients was poor. I was also upset by the fact that they allow dogs in the cafe. There was one sitting with it's owner in the corner and it whined all the time we were there . The owner did not seem to be bothered by this .

The service is friendly and helpful The people there cannot do enough to help The value for money is almost unbelievable. I really enjoyed both my visits so far and intend to return soon

Poor quality sandwich, more bread than filling, and the price did not reflect what was served. Friendly staff but would not recommend a visit.

The food is absolutely splendid. The chef customises it as requested. It has become more of a Saturday morning routine to order and have food here. It’s served with a smile and warmth as if it’s all just one family. There are always new people and new faces of different languages and cultures at the joint, to talk to about random things. The little birds keep chirping and playing around whilst one eats there. It’s more than just a food joint, it’s more an enriching experience to just be there early and find happiness.

Been waiting to try this spot for ages after hearing about it! So great to have a spot in Windsor serving up banging vegan scran. Dad and I both had the vegan BLT, which was spot on - exactly what I needed after being on teams calls all morning! Mum had the lentil soup, which looked stunning and was dead tasty. Very friendly staff and good vibes all round, can't wait to visit next time I'm in town - thanks guys!

It's about time I left a fitting review for this amazing café that I am so fortunate to have only ten minutes' walk down the road. It's a rare genuine example of a community café, putting people before profit. Yes the menu is vegetarian and small, but the food is all so delicious you won't care. The vegan sausage rolls are particularly impressive, within the realms of "I can't believe it's not meat", for sure! Between the eclectic decor, the impeccable customer service and the regular community events it hosts, Cuppa deserves not only five stars but its reputation as the best café in Felixstowe.