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We visited this little gem of a cafe to escape the persistent rain & we are so glad we did. The rhubarb muffins were exceptional & had been freshly baked that morning & the lose-leaf tea was excellent. This will be our goto Cafe whenever we visit Bournemouth.

Gotta say it's the best breakfast in Southport,there's real not much more to say,I'm a chef for a living myself,I dare anyone to get a bad meal in here,they. Just don't have off days,the girl on the front of house is superb too,game over for everyone else.

Fabulous coffee. Thank you. The place was very wacky, although it was inviting and the staff were friendly. I can only assume it is a favourite of locals as plenty of people were in and out.

From start to finish the visit was incredibly memorable and special. The food choice was staggering, the food yummy and incredibly generously portioned. The most abiding memory was the genuinely welcoming and friendly staff. BRAVO…….a must breakfast/lunch or coffee & cake stop on the NC500 !!!❤️Love Michelle & Jeff

It’s just a lovely place to be. Absolutely deserves 5* for food, service and the general atmosphere. Thank you for a lovely morning coffee and cake for our son.

Just noticed this place after being dropped off at the station, and as soon as I’d had my first sip, I concluded what’s in the title!! Pastries are top quality too!! Nicely done, and thanks for the great start this morning!!!

This wholesome little cafe is our favourite spot to eat after a long walk out in the countryside. The owners are so friendly and make us feel very welcome every time! The food is lovely and always hits the spot (especially the chips!) The cafe itself is right in the centre of Mold and only a short drive away from the picturesque Moel Famau and today we drove from Alyn Waters in Gwersyllt which only took around 15/20 minutes too. Plenty of parking around. 100% recommend a visit here! Thanks again both, we will see you again soon! Naomi & Jack x

Very nice lunch. The mushroom cream soup was exquisite. Nice mac and cheese and the panini were yummy. Good service

Just returned from a delightful meal at Stock. I had the duck and my husband had the calves liver, both were excellent and came with plenty of fresh vegetables. A reasonable price too. Highly recommend!

The most delicious pizza ever and amazing chips Great service and a very reasonable price Definitely on the go back to list

After seeing the reviews for this place we thought we eould give it a go. So glad we did. Amazing coffee and pastries with friendly service. This is the coffee shop for us in Norwich when we return.

The tea wasn’t great and the staff member serving wasn’t interested in customer service. Not a great experience for my first visit after reading the positive reviews. Loads better places in the town.

Whilst driving in the area, decided to drop in for food and drinks- were welcomed by a lovely lady called Shirley- we ordered two meals they were really good amongst the best pub meals we have eaten - I had the hulumi burger, my partner had the cottage pie( generous portions) and really good value- amazingly the coffee was free- as is the case for all customers- what a great find the london inn was Leighton and jackie

Expensive for what you get on your plate!! Most bagels are around £9.They are homemade which is lovely and the fillings are good quality products but it literally comes just the bagel on a big plate, no garnish,nothing!! The bagel looks lost. The food is good but pricey. The coffee is excellent. Nice place as a treat

From the outside, the Swan Inn might appear to be a simple village pub, but step inside, and you’re in for an extraordinary experience. Upon entering, we were immediately impressed by the open view of the professional kitchen, where chefs could be seen meticulously preparing dishes. It was clear right away that this was not just another gastro pub. We were warmly welcomed and seated, and our waiter, Joe, guided us through the menu with care and clarity. His thoughtful explanations made choosing our dishes an enjoyable experience. Before our starters arrived, we were treated to freshly baked bread served with two types of butter: honey and malt. The combination was sensational and set the tone for what was to come. For starters, I had the venison, which was incredibly tender – it melted with a single fork stroke. The flavours were perfectly balanced, allowing the venison to truly shine. A delightful surprise was the inclusion of two mini onion rings, lightly battered and utterly delicious. My wife opted for the burrata, complemented by a delicate candied orange peel. It was a brilliant pairing, and we’ve already decided to replicate it at home. For mains, I had the rib-eye steak, cooked to a flawless medium-rare. The quality was outstanding – a well-hung steak that true steak lovers will immediately recognize as exceptional. My wife chose the Thai curry, which was a masterclass in balance. Unlike many other curries, this one wasn’t overwhelmed by cream; instead, the fresh, fragrant ingredients took centre stage. If The Swan Inn were located in a more densely populated area, I have no doubt it would be booked out weeks in advance. It’s a hidden gem that delivers in every way. We loved every second and will absolutely be returning. Five stars, without a doubt.