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I used to live in Manchester and visited this place regularly. I moved away 8 years ago and decided to visit on the trip to Manchester this week but the shop was closed. I messaged on Facebook to be told they do collection and delivery only. They fit me in last minute and I am so grateful they did. They are honestly the best cupcakes I have had and would recommend them to anyone. If you are local or visiting then contact them and put in an order, you won’t regret it.

We’ve been here a few times for sandwiches, today we thought we would try the Brie, bacon and cranberry paninis. I can honestly say it’s the worst panini I’ve ever had. The bacon was really very fatty and cold. Both of us only ate one mouthful and then had to remove all the bacon. The lady behind the counter was very busy so I didn’t feel able to complain.

Had a wonderful afternoon tea party here for my mum's 90th birthday. We all had a great time. Food was fabulous. Especially the Victoria cream sponge which I'm going to make a return visit for!! Nothing was too much trouble and a great fun and cosy atmosphere. It felt personal. Thank you so much. Mum really enjoyed her afternoon with her friends and family. A great little venue.

Gran servicio y deliciosa comida y pasteles frescos. El dueño siempre todos muy bienvenidos. Sin duda recomendaría probar este café.

We met up with some friends in this delightful pub for a Sunday Christmas lunch. The food was exceptional, there was plenty of it, it was hot and well presented. We all had a three course Christmas dinner, and we could not fault it at all. The pub is very cosy and the stuff very friendly and helpful. Highly recommend but booking is advisable.

Friendly, amazing coffee & homemade cakes, see the goats & taste Roses cheese , great place to meet friends and make friends, there are chickens, a cat & dog all waiting to be made a fuss of .

We came across this gorgeous place whilst visiting Turtle. We only had tea and cake but it was lovely. There was a little wait but so what, we’re on holiday so a good time to chill. Would definitely recommend

This is a diamond of an eating place. It's located just off the main through road and has excellent parking opposite. I had a salad from at least 21 freshly displayed items and it was one of the best I've ever had; and I'm a foodie! The owner is putting her heart and soul into this place and local businesses are collecting her magnificent baguettes to keep their staff happy. If you are anywhere near Llandeilo then go to Mrs Brown's. You will not be disappointed.

Difficult to park sometimes but sell good pies and fresh butties. Used it several times so guess that is a recomendation.

There food is really nice and I'm glad I've found a descent kebab place to get a takeaway from now on. The staff are friendly I give this place a 10/10

We visited for coffee and cake as it had been recommended to us . We had barista coffee which was good and not too strong . Americano and a skinny cappuccino . My hubby had a warm sausage roll, pastry cooked well with flavour filled sausage meat. I had lemon drizzle cake which was a decent portion. It was moist and not too dense with plenty of flavour. Staff were friendly and they bring the order to your table. Seating inside and out. They do rolls and they do pizzas in the evening(haven’t tried these)

The best pad Thai hawker style I’ve had in London! Also such great value for money - legit Thai food! 🙌 🙌🙌

I fancied a Sausage Cob & this cafe came to my calling, it was v tasty, cooked to perfection. The 2 ladies who served & made the food were v friendly & helpful to. When I get more time, I’m definitely going to try the breakfast as it looked very good !

Although a limited menu it is a great stop. Nice cheeses, meats and other things with a Spanish twist. A small variety of deli items to go, as well. Great, friendly staff, too!

This is a hidden gem in Danbury. The coffee is wonderful and cheaper than nearly everywhere else. There are lots of food and drinks to choose from with beautiful home made cakes. The cafe has tables, chairs and settees and there are extra chairs if needed. It is run by volunteers and there is a lovely atmosphere when you enter. The cafe opens into the hall where mothers and toddlers meet and other large groups. It is attached to the Church but is open to everyone. There is plenty of parking and also blue badge parking. This is certainly a community cafe and a community asset.